ilo 26.5.0

ilo - the token-minimal programming language AI agents write
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-- Multi-line quoted CSV fields round-trip cleanly.
-- The writer emits cells containing `\n` as quoted multi-line records per
-- RFC 4180; the reader tracks quote state across newlines so the same
-- file reads back with the original row count and cell value.
-- Regression for csv-pipeline rerun10.

roundtrip>R n t;
  path="/tmp/ilo_example_csv_multiline.csv";
  rows=[["name","note","n"],["plain","line\nbreak","2"]];
  wr! path rows "csv";
  back=rd! path "csv";
  ~len back

celllen>R n t;
  path="/tmp/ilo_example_csv_multiline_cell.csv";
  rows=[["a","line\nbreak","b"]];
  wr! path rows "csv";
  back=rd! path "csv";
  ~len (at back 0)

-- An embedded double-quote inside a multi-line cell. The writer escapes
-- the inner quote as `""` per RFC 4180 and wraps the whole cell in `"`.
-- The reader keeps the cell intact across both the embedded `""` and `\n`.
-- We assert on cell length (16 chars: `he said "hi"\nfoo`) so the example
-- harness can compare a single-line stdout value.
quoteml>R n t;
  path="/tmp/ilo_example_csv_quote_multiline.csv";
  rows=[["a","he said \"hi\"\nfoo","b"]];
  wr! path rows "csv";
  back=rd! path "csv";
  ~len (at (at back 0) 1)

-- CRLF inside a quoted cell must be kept verbatim, not collapsed or split.
-- The writer emits LF row separators; this example constructs a CRLF cell
-- explicitly and round-trips it.
crlfcell>R n t;
  path="/tmp/ilo_example_csv_crlf_cell.csv";
  rows=[["a","x\r\ny","b"]];
  wr! path rows "csv";
  back=rd! path "csv";
  ~len (at (at back 0) 1)

-- run: roundtrip
-- out: 2

-- run: celllen
-- out: 3

-- run: quoteml
-- out: 16

-- run: crlfcell
-- out: 4