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Move static markdown, code and stepper construction to TypeScript - #733
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- Compile fixed-order construction programs for static markdown, code and stepper builders. - Preserve source/active precedence, first-occurrence channels, lexical slot scope, borrowed storage and partial failure effects. - Add full-builder differential coverage for callbacks, allocation and resize failures, and finalized trees.
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markdown,codeandstepperbuilders: the source and active bindings come first, then first-occurrence attribute channels, step-array allocation, step labels in their lexical slot or ordinary scope, and finally publication.i64active indices, slot scopes, and every observed allocation and resize failure.