Changelog: ARO 0.7.0-beta.23

[KrisSimon]

Dual-mode execution parity is the focus of this release: the interpreter and compiled binary now behave identically across a wide range of features. StateTransition handlers fire correctly in compiled binaries via a new aro_runtime_register_state_transition_handler bridge. NotificationSent handler registration was implemented for binary mode so the Notify action works end-to-end in compiled programs. WebSocket events, file events, socket events, KeyPress events, and schedule timer events all co-publish DomainEvents so binary-mode handlers receive them. Integer division was aligned between modes (Int/Int now always returns an integer floor). RangeLoop codegen and query defaults were fixed in the compiler. VerbSets were extracted into a shared module to eliminate duplication between the interpreter and C runtime bridge. Single-quoted strings inside ${} string interpolation are now supported (Issue #126). 81 of 85 examples now pass in both interpreter and binary mode.

[KrisSimon]

Changelog

• Interpreter and compiled binary now behave identically across a wide range of features (dual-mode execution parity)
• StateTransition handlers fire correctly in compiled binaries via new aro_runtime_register_state_transition_handler bridge
• NotificationSent handler registration implemented for binary mode so the Notify action works end-to-end in compiled programs
• WebSocket events, file events, socket events, KeyPress events, and schedule timer events all co-publish DomainEvents so binary-mode handlers receive them
• Integer division aligned between modes — Int / Int now always returns an integer floor in both interpreter and binary
• RangeLoop codegen and query defaults fixed in the compiler
• VerbSets extracted into a shared module to eliminate duplication between the interpreter and C runtime bridge
• Single-quoted strings inside ${} string interpolation now supported (Issue feat(website): add animated typewriter hero with dynamic badge #126)
• 81 of 85 examples now pass in both interpreter and binary mode