User-directed removal of the three tags the 0.3.2 sweep identified.
None has round-2 substitution content and their placeholders are all
display styling/examples, so the definitions now resolve as ordinary
static definitions with display expansion cached per raw definition
(previously @dynamic forced re-expansion on every render). Sweep of
all 462 registered ids now emits zero bad-@dynamic warnings; renders
and parses verified unchanged for all three. punk::args 203/204 (1
pre-existing skip), punk::ns 57/57.
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## [0.12.20] - 2026-07-13
- tclcore moduledoc 0.3.3: removed the unnecessary @dynamic tags from the split, array and join definitions - no bad-@dynamic warnings remain anywhere in the module, and the three definitions now cache their display expansion like the rest instead of re-expanding per render.
## [0.12.19] - 2026-07-13
- punk::args 0.11.2: the "bad @dynamic tag" warning now emits once per definition instead of on every resolve ('i join' emitted it 4x, user-reported) - the underlying inefficiency fixed: parse-inert @dynamic definitions now cache their round-1 resolution like legitimately dynamic ones instead of redoing the full text substitution on every resolve. The warning wording now notes @dynamic still forces display-field re-expansion per render for such definitions. tclcore moduledoc 0.3.2: fixed the malformed ::tcl_startOfNextWord definition (unescaped quotes in its embedded man-page example prevented it resolving at all - 'i tcl_startOfNextWord' now works), found by sweeping all 462 registered ids; the sweep identified ::split, ::array and ::join as the parse-inert @dynamic carriers.
#0.3.3 - removed the parse-inert @dynamic tags from ::split, ::array and ::join (user-directed; identified by the 0.3.2 sweep). None has round-2 substitution content, and their ${...} placeholders are all display-field styling/examples - the definitions now resolve as ordinary static definitions with display expansion cached per raw definition (previously @dynamic forced display re-expansion on every render). No bad-@dynamic warnings remain across the module's 462 registered ids; renders and parses verified unchanged for all three.
#0.3.2 - fixed malformed ::tcl_startOfNextWord definition: its -help was double-quoted but the embedded man-page example contains inner double quotes (set theString "The quick brown fox" / puts "Word start index: ..."), so the value terminated early and the definition failed to resolve at all (punk::args::resolve 'bad optionspecs line' error; 'i tcl_startOfNextWord' broken). The -help is now braced (fully literal per the define quoting rules - inner quotes and brackets safe, text verbatim, example braces balance). Found by a bad-@dynamic sweep across all 462 registered ids (punk::args 0.11.2 work); the same sweep identified the parse-inert @dynamic tags on ::split, ::array and ::join (each now warns once per interp) - left in place pending a decision on their display-refresh semantics (@dynamic still forces display-field re-expansion per render).
#0.3.1 - authoring-style only (user-directed): the ::after id-shape harvest is consumed via tstr ${$after_id_prefix} placeholders instead of the 0.3.0 build-time %AFTERIDPREFIX% string map - the harvest variable now lives in the argdoc namespace (the defspace registered PUNKARGS definitions resolve placeholders in when an argdoc child exists; see the punk::args::define 'Interpolation and the defspace' help section), which makes plain placeholders work in both the -type parse field (expanded at first resolve) and the -help display fields (expanded at display time). This module showcases the tstr style; string map remains reserved for cases where build-time substitution is genuinely necessary. Behaviour identical to 0.3.0 (resolved -type, form discrimination, parity pins and help renders re-verified).
#0.3.0 - ::after cancel-id discrimination (user-directed 2026-07-13): the cancelid and info forms' id argument is typed stringstartswith(<prefix>) with the prefix harvested from the RUNNING interpreter at define time (safe create+cancel probe 'after 999999 {}' / 'after cancel $id' - G-054 technique; prefix is after# on 8.6.11 and 9.0.3, hardcoded after#%d in tclTimer.c), substituted into the definition via a build-time %AFTERIDPREFIX% string map (CORRECTED finding: parse-field tstr IS expanded for registered PUNKARGS definitions, but in the argdoc subnamespace when one exists - a variable set in the parent namespace is unresolvable there and the param is left silently literal; build-time substitution sidesteps the defspace subtlety). -typesynopsis id keeps the synopsis rendering as the man page's 'id'. Effect under G-041 form candidacy: 'after cancel <non-id-shaped-word>' resolves cleanly to the cancelscript form matching real semantics (real 'after cancel' with a non-id is a silent script-match no-op), and 'after info <non-id>' is model-rejected where real errors at runtime (parity-true); an id-SHAPED word after cancel remains truthfully ambiguous (cancelid+cancelscript) - real Tcl resolves that junction by id liveness at runtime, which no static type expresses; dead-id over-acceptance on 'after info' recorded as the accepted runtime-liveness boundary. Both ids gain man-page-derived -help text. Parity pins added in tclcoreparity.test (id-shape harvest agreement, cancel discrimination incl the liveness ambiguity, info error-vs-ok parity + accepted dead-id divergence).
