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`System.*` and the newer `Os.*` (added in #21) both covered the environment around the game, with four members (`arg`, `arg_count`, `env`, `exit`) lowering byte-for-byte identically and the standard streams overlapping in concern. That is a user-facing ambiguity (`System.env` vs `Os.env` are indistinguishable) and a drift hazard (two copy-pasted codegen paths). Make `Os.*` the single canonical environment/process namespace and retire the overlapping `System.*` members: - Remove `System.{arg, arg_count, env, exit, stdout, stderr}` from the namespace dispatch (selfhost/emit_expr.ludic). Use `Os.arg`/`Os.arg_count`/`Os.env`/ `Os.exit` and `Os.stdout_write`/`Os.stderr_write` instead. - `System.*` now covers only its unique low-level surface: the raw file handles (`file_open/read/write/seek/tell/close`), `read_char`, and `run`. - The bare `arg`/`exit`/`getenv`/`file_stdout`/`file_stderr` intrinsics stay — they are the primitive layer the self-hosted compiler itself uses; only the redundant *namespaced* sugar is gone. - Docs: drop the six retired `docs/language/system/*` pages, retune the section blurb, update inventory.json and the LSP signature table. - Secondary finding from the issue: cross-link `Text.upper`/`Text.lower` (ASCII-only) to `Unicode.upper`/`Unicode.lower` (full Unicode case mapping). Reseeded; C-free bootstrap fixpoint holds. All suites green (56 test / 29 selfhost / 29 test-tools); docs cover every implemented feature (291 ns-methods). Closes #40 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| id | name | category | kind | tokens | sig | tip | order | ns | member |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| text-upper | Text.upper | text | namespace-method | Text.upper | Text.upper(s) -> string | An uppercased copy of a string. | 11 | Text | upper |
Returns a fresh string with every ASCII letter a-z turned to uppercase; other bytes pass through unchanged. The input is left untouched. Use it to normalize input before comparing, or to shout a label. This is ASCII-only — accented and non-Latin letters are left as-is; for full Unicode case mapping use Unicode.upper.
program Demo {
handler Step phase Update {
let shout = Text.upper("ready") # "READY"
}
}