Why:
- banditburai (inline, py_structure.py:97) and unsupportedpastels M3: repeated names (Python
`@method(...) def _`, `f#2`; TS `<anon>#n`) were paired by source-order ordinal, so a new
CC-22 `_` inserted above a trimmed one took its cap (exit 0), and inserting a small `_`
above an unchanged CC-22 one made the old one "new" (exit 1). Same-file name matching now
groups units by name without the ordinal and pairs the most similar bodies first
(difflib ratio >= 0.6 over code lines, comments/whitespace dropped); the last unit left
with a name is that name's unit, exactly as a unique name was before. Exact-hash passes
still run first. If a body span is unknown, the group falls back to the ordinal.
- unsupportedpastels M2: cross-file matching was body-hash only, so a function moved to
another file with one constant changed lost its cap (P1 exit 1; same edit in place exit 0).
New last pass: another file, same name, similar body (>= 0.6), only when the name is gone
from its origin file and exactly one unit of that name left and exactly one arrived
unmatched. A copy (origin keeps it), two arrivals, or an unrelated body reusing a deleted
name stay new code (andrexibiza: never arbitrary same-name credit). Its existing hits
follow it through the departed-occurrence pool (one-to-one), a second swallow is new.
Unit gains an optional end_line; until the measurers report it (py_structure: lane A,
measure.py: lane C) the span is estimated from the unit's own FUNC_LINES. Tests pass both ways.
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