Unify runtime enforcement on checker semantics and add checker type metadata resolution#32
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thisisalexandercook merged 4 commits intoeisop:mainfrom Apr 16, 2026
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This PR continues the runtime framework cleanup by removing the legacy strategy/check-generator path and making the checker-semantics pipeline the single source of runtime meaning.
It also adds a new checker-owned type metadata seam so runtime consumers can ask the active checker for the effective qualifier view of a type use, including checker defaults. The intention is to create a useful API for other aspects of the framework to consume type use qualifier information.