- The iteration pack's JSVAL arm is ARMED (scr_dyn_iter_pack, scr_dyn_arr_push_spread, scr_dyn_pack_push_spread_iter route through the new iter_drain ops row): the ENGINE's iterator protocol drains into a fresh DOM array — engine arrays, generators, Maps, Sets, and Symbol.iterator implementations step exactly as Node runs them, elements wrapping back scalar-normalized.
- for-of over checked-dynamic values LOWERS now (both backends): the source packs once through dyn.iterPack and a hidden index loop binds each element as a dyn value (new dyn.arrLen/dyn.arrAt accessors) — an eager snapshot, the matchAll stance. Pattern heads, pre-declared and var heads, and labeled break/continue all ride the desugar. Non-iterables throw V8's for-of CallPrinter spellings, threaded into the engine-side guard.
- The validated exit gains the jsval-element-array arm (scr_jsval_exit_jsval_arr, both backends): an 'any' value exits into 'any[]'- and 'any[] | undefined'-declared slots Array.isArray-gated, elements BY REFERENCE (identity crosses, the spine is a snapshot) — the withPlugins loadPlugins(plugins) boundary, the driver frontier's first named poison.
- Corpus 2604 and npm case jsval-iterate (package-minted Set/Map/generator/Symbol.iterator) are byte-identical to Node under both backends; dyncheck's jsval-iterate pin flips from the retired island fence to the armed answers; SAN clean over the drain/wrap/exit churn.
- corpus 2578 (TS) and 2579 (JS, the JSDoc @param {object} repro shape) pin typeof/truthiness/String()/===, scalar normalization, representation-free narrowing, and the identity round trip against Node on both backends
- npm case jsval-into-dyn drives the prettier-plugins shape over a real package surface (the new plugstub fixture package: any-declared exports carrying engine functions)
- dyncheck jsval-* tests pin every loud fence (keyed read/write, member calls, 'in', destructuring, JSON.stringify, structuredClone, Object.keys, deepStrictEqual, inspect) plus the RC-clean catch-and-continue unwind under the SAN lane
- the errors.test.ts SC1101 pin flips to the now Node-exact behavior (the retired "one unbridgeable mix": the wrapped argument compiles and the unbound-this read throws Node's own TypeError); ts7 order-parity baselines record the three new fixtures
Chris Tate