Add keyword argument support to type inference#49
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Ruby's keyword arguments (def foo(name:, age: 0)) are widely used but were previously ignored by the type checker, causing incomplete type propagation when methods were called with keyword arguments. This change implements full keyword argument support across the type inference pipeline: - Parse keyword parameters (required and optional) in method definitions and register them as named vertices in the method registry - Separate positional and keyword arguments at call sites by detecting KeywordHashNode in the argument list - Propagate keyword argument types to parameter vertices by name matching in MethodCallBox, including through .new → initialize forwarding Design based on v0.1.8-D-keyword-args.md specification. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Ruby's keyword arguments (def foo(name:, age: 0)) are widely used but were
previously ignored by the type checker, causing incomplete type propagation
when methods were called with keyword arguments.
Changes
and register them as named vertices in the method registry
KeywordHashNode in the argument list
in MethodCallBox, including through .new → initialize forwarding
Test plan
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