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ScipResolution

Struct ScipResolution 

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pub struct ScipResolution {
    pub bindings: Vec<Binding>,
    pub external: Vec<Binding>,
    pub external_nodes: Vec<Node>,
    pub external_skipped: usize,
    pub unanchored: Vec<Edge>,
}
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Everything one index pass yields: binds to in-corpus definitions plus the synthesized dependency surface (D29) for references whose symbol has no definition occurrence anywhere in the corpus.

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§bindings: Vec<Binding>

References bound to in-corpus definition nodes.

§external: Vec<Binding>

References bound to synthesized dep nodes (edge dst is a node in external_nodes). The caller decides which survive — a ref already bound by internal evidence keeps its internal edge.

§external_nodes: Vec<Node>

Distinct synthesized dependency-surface nodes, keyed by id via external edges; unreferenced ones must not be installed.

§external_skipped: usize

Distinct external symbols that overlapped a reference but did not parse as a <scheme> <manager> <package> <version> <descriptors> moniker (skipped silently, counted here).

§unanchored: Vec<Edge>

Edges from SCIP reference occurrences that overlap NO extracted reference (macro token trees: format!, assert_eq!, …) but sit inside one of our nodes and point at an in-corpus definition. Only produced for files in scope; src is the enclosing node.

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