Add specs for bare-bracket rejection in strict2 and self keyword#124
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Add specs for bare-bracket rejection in strict2 and self keyword#124
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- strict2 rejects bare-bracket access (['product'], [key], etc.) - Qualified bracket access (product['title']) remains valid - `self` keyword resolves variables through the scope chain - `self` works in all parsing modes (lax, strict, strict2) - Local assigns shadow the `self` keyword Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds conformance specs for the bare-bracket syntax changes in Shopify/liquid:
Bare-bracket rejection in strict2 (7 specs):
{{ ['product'] }},{{ [key] }}are rejected withparse_errorfor,if,case,assignproduct['title']) and dot notation remain validselfkeyword (8 specs):self['product']resolves variables through the normal scope chainself[key]performs dynamic variable lookups{% assign product = 'local' %}) are visible viaself['product']selfcan be reassigned ({% assign self = 'value' %})self['product'].title)Backwards compatibility (1 spec):
Depends on:
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