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Move continuation signature-compatibility checks into a dedicated mockito.sameish subsystem and make Mock delegate to it. The new logic compares signatures structurally (including matcher internals) instead of calling matcher .matches() across stub signatures. This avoids executing user arg_that predicates during bookkeeping and prevents side effects/crashes from predicate evaluation against matcher objects. Add focused unit coverage in tests/sameish_test.py. Add chaining regressions that assert branch sharing for equivalent any_(int) signatures and reused arg_that predicates. These were the original fatal regressions that motivated the effort.
Continuation lookup now treats captor-style wildcard roots as structurally sameish so equivalent root selectors share the same chain continuation. Specifically, sameish comparison now handles call_captor(), *captor(), and **captor() sentinel wrappers without relying on object identity, and compares sentinel wrappers via their underlying captor matcher semantics. The tests were updated to reflect this contract in sameish unit coverage, and chaining coverage now includes call_captor/*captor/**captor branch-sharing scenarios.
When a chain branch resolves to an existing sameish root but binds different captor instances, stubbing now raises an InvocationError with guidance to reuse the same captor object. This avoids silent branch shadowing where one leaf becomes unreachable while still preserving strict behavior. Tests were expanded to cover sameish semantics for typed and untyped captor wrappers, as well as rejection of distinct typed *captor(any_(int)) chain roots.
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