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Unify compiler preparation readiness and cache work through nominal operations (#229) - #232
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Compilation had separate completion algorithms for module hooks, callable hooks and module registries, plus a registry-specific child-cache scheduler. Introduce a nominal
PreparationOperationABC with shared success/retry behavior, inherited hook execution, and a generic child-cache batch. The compiler consumes these operations directly; registry membership and backend specialization caches remain with their existing owners. Later hook metadata is read after preceding preparation effects, preserving existing ordering.Closes #229. Related #162; the broader cold-compilation target remains open. This is the requested architectural dependency for further cache/scheduling work, not a numerical optimization or an LLVM speedup.
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pip checkpass. Environment change is not a controlled speedup comparison.The committed report retains all ten observations, output hashes, shared dependency provenance, spawn counters and the ownership decision. NRA class census covered all original classes; the full semantic scan timed out, and completed bounded scans are explicitly distinguished from a whole-package ownership proof.
Main was merged into this branch through
875332be1, including #228's PolyStore update and #231's process-environment regression correction.