Fix AppleClang parsing and static initialization - #16
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Summary
Make the parser compile reliably under AppleClang and remove a static-initialization-order dependency exposed by global Tau BDD construction on macOS arm64.
Tracks IDNI/tau-lang#78.
Changes
size_tbefore comparing it withU.size()it->set < U.size()expression as template syntaxmainmutex lock failed: Invalid argumentaborts when another global initializer callsbintree::get()orcreate_cache()Verification
Using AppleClang 17 on arm64 macOS:
0.7.0-alphaThe standalone parser
debug-testsandrelease-testspresets were also attempted. They currently stop in existingchar32_tstream tests because libc++ does not provide the requiredstd::ctype<char32_t>/std::numpunct<char32_t>locale facets. That failure is independent of these changes and occurs before the affected parser tests can run.git diff --checkpasses.