fix(builtins): emit stderr warning when sed branch loop limit is reached#1012
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fix(builtins): emit stderr warning when sed branch loop limit is reached#1012
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Closes #1005 — the sed branch/label execution loop silently stopped at 1000 iterations, producing incorrect output without warning. Now emits a diagnostic message on stderr when the limit is hit.
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What & Why
The sed branch execution loop silently stopped at 1000 iterations, producing silently truncated output. This is a data integrity issue — scripts depending on sed loops would get incorrect results without any indication. Now emits
sed: warning: branch/label loop limit (1000) reached on line N; output may be truncated.Tests Added
test_sed_branch_loop_limit_emits_warning— verifies warning on stderr when limit hittest_sed_normal_branch_no_warning— verifies no warning for normal sed usageCloses #1005