ruchy 4.2.0

A systems scripting language that transpiles to idiomatic Rust with extreme quality engineering
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// Example: parse_json() function - Issue #131 fix
//
// Demonstrates that parse_json() now works correctly as an alias for json_parse()
// This unblocks BENCH-009 (JSON Parsing benchmark)
//
// Run: target/release/ruchy -e "$(cat examples/parse_json_demo.ruchy)"

println("=== Issue #131: parse_json() Alias Fix ===")

// Test 1: Simple object parsing
println("Test 1: Simple Object")
let simple = parse_json('{"name": "Alice", "age": 30}')
println(simple["name"])
println(simple["age"])

// Test 2: Nested object parsing
println("Test 2: Nested Objects")
let nested = parse_json('{"user": {"name": "Bob", "city": "NYC"}}')
println(nested["user"]["name"])
println(nested["user"]["city"])

// Test 3: Array parsing
println("Test 3: Arrays")
let arr = parse_json('[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]')
println(arr[0])
println(arr[4])

// Test 4: BENCH-009 pattern - Array of objects
println("Test 4: BENCH-009 Pattern")
let users = parse_json('{"users": [{"name": "Charlie", "score": 100}]}')
println(users["users"][0]["name"])
println(users["users"][0]["score"])

// Test 5: Verify both aliases work identically
println("Test 5: Alias Equivalence")
let data1 = parse_json('{"x": 42}')
let data2 = json_parse('{"x": 42}')
println(data1["x"])
println(data2["x"])

// Test 6: Complex nested (BENCH-009 full pattern)
println("Test 6: Complex Nested")
let complex = parse_json('{"data": {"users": [{"profile": {"city": "SF"}}]}}')
println(complex["data"]["users"][0]["profile"]["city"])

println("✅ Issue #131 VERIFIED!")
println("✅ BENCH-009 UNBLOCKED!")