refactor(stdlib): remove decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js native binding

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Summary

Fixes #10684 — the removal is the fix.

Removes the native decimal.js binding (and big.js/bignumber.js, which share the exact same
crate, runtime symbols, and defects) so import Decimal from "decimal.js" (no
perry.compilePackages entry) resolves to the real npm package, compiled from source, per the
owner's decision to stop shipping hand-written Rust reimplementations of npm packages.

Base branch note (superseded — see rebase notes below)

This PR was originally based on fix/10439-native-binding-import-provenance (#10699), not main,
because without #10699's fix new Decimal(...) chained directly onto a method call was intercepted
by class-name spelling regardless of perry.compilePackages. #10699 landed on main via merge
train 221 (v0.5.1599, 2026-09-19), so this is no longer a live blocker — baseRefName is main
and every rebase since (see the dated notes below) has been a plain git rebase origin/main.

The defects this closes (#10684)

• Wrong arithmetic, silently: new Decimal(1).dividedBy(3) returned "1" (real: "0.3333…").
  new Decimal(10).dividedBy(4) returned "1" (real: "2.5").
• Ordinary multiplication aborts the process: new Decimal("123456789123456789").times("987654321987654321")
  panics with Multiplication overflowed in rust_decimal — SIGABRT. Root cause is structural: the
  binding backs an arbitrary-precision JS library with rust_decimal's fixed 96-bit decimal
  type, so sufficiently large operands necessarily overflow.
• instanceof/constructor.name broken — the handle isn't a real class object (same class of
  bug as lru-cache's).

Scope note: big.js / bignumber.js go with it

decimal.js, big.js, and bignumber.js all route through the same perry-ext-decimal crate,
the same js_decimal_* runtime symbols, and the same HIR recognition (detect_native_instance_expr
and its siblings treat Big/Decimal/BigNumber as one group). They can't be split — removing
decimal.js's binding necessarily removes big.js/bignumber.js's too. Same backing type, same
structural overflow defect. LRUCache/Command recognition in the same shared functions is
untouched; those are #10685/#10686.

What was found and removed (both copies, per #10678)

• crates/perry-ext-decimal/ (crate deleted; governance-tracked, well_known_bindings.toml's
  [bindings."decimal.js"] + [bindings."bignumber.js"])
• crates/perry-stdlib/src/decimal.rs (506 lines, feature-gated bundled-decimal, exporting the
  exact same js_decimal_* symbols) + the feature itself and its rust_decimal dependency
• HIR recognition of Big/Decimal/BigNumber (leaving LRUCache/Command alone) across
  lower_patterns.rs (detect_native_instance_expr), native_new.rs, native_fetch.rs,
  module_decl.rs, static_and_instance.rs (the math-lib fluent-chain continuation), and
  js_transform/imports.rs's NATIVE_CODEGEN_CLASSES
• The "Decimal" construction arm + collision guard in crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/builtin.rs
• The 25 decimal.js NativeModSig rows in native_table/async_decimal.rs — that file also held
  unrelated async_hooks.AsyncLocalStorage rows (a prior file-size split bundled two unrelated
  families under one name); trimmed to just those and renamed to async_hooks.rs
  (ASYNC_DECIMAL_ROWS → ASYNC_HOOKS_ROWS)
• The decimal.js manifest rows (perry-api-manifest's part_1.rs, the bignumber.js alias class
  in part_4.rs, both NATIVE_MODULES entries in entries.rs)
• feature_detect.rs's native-module scan list, stdlib_features.rs's feature-flip mapping
• 15 Android stub exports (js_decimal_*) in perry-ui-android/src/stdlib_stubs.rs
• The perry-ext-decimal workspace member + path dependency in the root Cargo.toml
• workspace-architecture.json's entry (workspace_members 83→82, externalize 33→32)
• The stale entry in scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json
• scripts/native_result_ledger.{tsv,py} — 12 js_decimal_* NR_HANDLE_ID provider rows
  (arithmetic ops that return a new handle), EXPECTED_ROWS/EXPECTED_PROVIDERS 371/322 → 359/310.
  This gate reads crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/native_table/*.rs + the TSV directly and
  fails hard if either side drifts — confirmed green after the edit.
• Docs: docs/src/stdlib/overview.md, docs/src/stdlib/other.md (+ its
  docs/examples/stdlib/other/snippets.ts anchor), docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md,
  docs/src/api/reference.md, docs/api/perry.d.ts

Left alone, deliberately: docs/audits/rust-dependency-decisions-2026-09-14.{md,json} (dated,
frozen audit snapshots, same convention as leaving CHANGELOG.md alone) and
test-files/test_parity_decimal.ts, which imports the real package with no node_modules of its
own — it was already quarantined pre-existing and unrelated to this PR: test-parity/known_failures.json
tracks it under #8271 since 2026-08-17 ("Node 26.5.1 exits ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND for 'decimal.js'
… absent from package.json/package-lock.json"), it's in test-parity/parity_matrix_baseline.json's
allowed_statuses: [parity_fail], and it's already in test.yml's SKIP_TESTS. Left as the #8271
audit trail's problem, not this removal's.

A pre-existing red test found on the base branch, not caused by this PR: perry-hir's
fluent_chain_lowering.rs had native_fluent_chain_still_dispatches_through_native_methods
(new Decimal(1).plus(2).times(3).toString(), no import), asserting the exact ambient/no-import,
spelling-based dispatch #10699 itself eliminated. Bisected — it's already red on #10699's own tip
(08325f1e6), passing only on #10699's parent commit. Confirmed the same failure mode holds for
every one of the 5 names (tested Command), so there's no still-present sibling to repoint it at.
Deleted with an explanatory comment; flagged on #10699 directly
(#10699 (comment)) since it's that PR's own
regression, not this removal's.

Acceptance test: real arithmetic + instanceof + the two named defects, no compilePackages entry

Built on perrymaster (--profile perry-dev, -p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static),
confirmed .a mtimes moved. Test project:

{ "dependencies": { "decimal.js": "^10.6.0" }, "type": "module" }

import Decimal from "decimal.js";
// 1/3, 10/4, the large multiplication that aborts on main, instanceof,
// constructor.name, sqrt, pow, toFixed, toPrecision, cmp, chained arithmetic.

No perry.compilePackages entry at all. Compile log: Compile package wildcard: expanded to 1 installed package(s) — real AOT compile from source, exactly as #10699 unblocks.

Diffed the compiled binary's output against node --experimental-strip-types (Node 26.5.1, the
pinned oracle):

1/3: 0.33333333333333333333        (both)
10/4: 2.5                          (both)
big mul: 1.2193263135650053135e+35 (both — this call ABORTS the process on main)
instanceof: true                   (both)
sqrt / pow / toFixed / toPrecision / cmp / chained: all match Node exactly

One residual mismatch, found by this acceptance test and not caused by this PR:
d.constructor.name is "" in Perry vs. "Decimal" in Node. Traced it to the real decimal.js
source (clone()-built ES5 function constructor, module.exports = Decimal, no class at all) —
isolated repros show a same-file factory-built function constructor's .name is fine, and the exact
prototype-replacement shape is fine, but the same shape imported cross-module via CJS interop loses
the function's own .name before .constructor even enters into it. Not fixed by, and not caused
by, this removal — everything else checked matches Node exactly. Filed as #10702.

Verification

• cargo check --workspace --all-targets (excluding the cross-host UI crates per this repo's own
  exclusion list) under RUSTFLAGS="-D warnings": clean.
• cargo test -p perry-hir --tests: 459+ lib tests + all integration binaries, 0 failures (after
  removing the pre-existing-red test above).
• cargo test -p perry-codegen --tests: 1632 lib tests + all integration binaries incl.
  manifest_consistency, 0 failures.
• cargo test -p perry-api-manifest --tests: 39+4+other binaries, 0 failures.
• cargo test -p perry --test issue_10439_native_binding_import_provenance: all 5 pass, including
  decimal_default_name_reaches_real_source_under_compile_packages.
• python3 scripts/native_result_ledger.py: passes at the new 359/310 counts.
• python3 scripts/binding_governance.py --check: OK (39 extension crates, was 40).
• node scripts/binding_pins.mjs --check: OK (36 pinned, was 37).
• python3 scripts/workspace_architecture.py --check: OK.
• cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.
• SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 ./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh: 77 of 79 passed (compile tier skipped). The
  one non-pre-existing failure (cargo fmt) was fixed in this PR; the other (Public benchmark evidence freshness) is the documented pre-existing red on every PR in this repo.
• Real decimal.js round-trip + the two named defects + instanceof: see above.

Not run / out of scope

• Compile tier of run_lint_gates.sh (known-red on Linux per this campaign's contract).
• Full gap suite (host stalls under auto-optimize per contract); ran the targeted registry/consistency
  tests plus the direct acceptance test instead.
• No fix for Imported CJS function-constructor loses its own .name (decimal.js clone() shape): constructor.name is empty, Node says "Decimal" #10702 (the constructor.name gap) — out of scope for a removal PR.
• No version bump / CLAUDE.md edit — the maintainer bumps at merge time.

Umbrella-feature coupling check

bundled-decimal is referenced only by perry-stdlib's full feature list, which this PR
already updates. Checked every other feature umbrella in crates/perry-stdlib/Cargo.toml (crypto,
database, ids, etc.) — none references bundled-decimal. This removal doesn't touch any feature
bundled-lru-cache/bundled-commander need either. The three removal PRs (this one, #10685, #10686)
are independent on this axis and can merge in any order relative to each other.

Rebased onto main @ 91a566c8af (train 226, v0.5.1605) — genuine rebase, not a merge

This PR was stacked on fix/10439-native-binding-import-provenance (#10699's branch), which
squash-merged into main, so its original base commits are no longer reachable from main as such.
Identified the 2 commits genuinely unique to this branch (git log <10699-branch-tip>..<this-branch>)
and replayed only those via git rebase --onto origin/main <10699-branch-tip> <this-branch>, the same
technique #10679 (axios, stacked on #10673's branch) used.

Recomputed triple: workspace_members = 77, externalize = 28, keep = 44 (merge=1, remove=1,
review=3 unchanged; sum 77), independently reproduced by workspace_architecture.py --check --print-summary from the resolved tree — not the stale 82/32/45 this PR previously recorded (that was
against a base of 83, several trains back). Main's baseline confirmed before deriving: 78/29/44
(train 226, post-axios).

Hit the recurring false-merge trap on workspace-architecture.json for real this time — meaning
the opposite of the last several rebases: git raised genuine conflict markers (HEAD=78/29/44 vs
theirs=82/32/45, textually different enough that the 3-way merge couldn't silently collapse them).
Resolved to 77/28/44 by hand, confirmed by the script. The crate-map deletion of perry-ext-decimal
itself applied cleanly with no conflict.

A new instance of the same silent-wrong-merge class showed up on docs/api/perry.d.ts and
docs/src/api/reference.md — both auto-merged with zero conflict markers, and the body content
was correctly stripped of decimal.js sections, but the header count lines silently kept main's stale
value (2067/132 and 3009/134 — main's exact current numbers, decimal.js not yet subtracted). Caught by
regenerating both from a freshly built perry-dev binary rather than trusting the clean merge:
corrected to 2066/131 and 2983/132.

scripts/native_result_ledger.py's EXPECTED_ROWS/EXPECTED_PROVIDERS recounted from the resolved
tree, not adjusted arithmetically. This PR's original branch recorded 359/310 against a base of
371/322; main is now green at 376/326 (post-#10738). Running the script on the actual resolved tree
(after all other conflicts were resolved) gives the real current values: 364 rows / 314 providers
— not derivable by subtracting this PR's old delta (17/16) from main's new base, since that delta was
measured against a different tree shape. Confirmed by running the script twice: once to discover the
real row count (temporarily setting EXPECTED_ROWS and re-running to surface the real provider count),
then setting both and confirming a clean pass with no stale-provider or kind-mismatch errors.

scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json re-derived, not left at a technically-passing stale
value. --check reported 577 < baseline 578 (an improvement, so it passed) — but per the standing
instruction to re-derive rather than leave a passing-but-stale number, ran --update-baseline to bring
the file to 577.

Also resolved: Cargo.lock (took main's side, regenerated via cargo metadata --offline, zero
markers, zero perry-ext-decimal entries), Cargo.toml version (main's, 0.5.1605),
crates/perry-api-manifest/src/entries/part_1.rs (main already lacks the uuid/jsonwebtoken rows this
PR's stale diff still carried; resolved to neither those nor decimal.js's rows),
crates/perry-stdlib/Cargo.toml's full feature list (main already lacks validation; removed
bundled-decimal from main's current list rather than reintroducing validation),
crates/perry-hir/tests/fluent_chain_lowering.rs (a comment-only conflict — main already carries
#10699's own consolidated explanation for why this test was removed, from a follow-up fix landed
directly on the shared branch tip before this PR's own base; took main's version rather than this PR's
redundant restatement of the same fact). Confirmed the file rename this branch performs
(async_decimal.rs → async_hooks.rs, since only async_hooks dispatch rows remain in that file after
decimal's rows are stripped) is intentional and that native_table/mod.rs references the new name
correctly.

None of #10750's at-cap files (perry-codegen/src/stmt/let_stmt.rs, perry-hir/src/lower/stmt_loops.rs,
perry-runtime/src/gc/tests/copying.rs, perry-runtime/…/module_keys.rs, perry/…/cjs_wrap/tests.rs,
perry-codegen/src/rooting/mod.rs) are touched by this diff — confirmed via git diff against main,
not assumed from the removal's usual shape.

Gates re-run on the rebased tree: cargo fmt --check clean, cargo check --workspace --all-targets -D warnings clean (no perry-ext-decimal, no perry-ext-axios — landed; perry-ext-dotenv still present
— #10691 hasn't landed yet), check_file_size.sh OK, run_lint_gates.sh SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 78/79
(only the known public-baseline red), git diff --stat empty after every gate run. No re-run of the
acceptance test — nothing in train 226 changes what decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js do; the acceptance
result above still stands.

Left as draft per instruction — this PR is a pathfinder for the two structurally identical PRs
(#10708, #10712) also stacked on the same now-squash-merged branch with the same stale counts; they are
not touched by this work.

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Rebase note (2026-09-20)

Rebased onto main @ b9ba951ff861c61afb845bfbdfa574cb0fa4080e (train 239) as part of a
4-PR sequential rebase campaign together with #10795, #10677, #10680 — all four
independently rebased onto this same main SHA and pushed together.

Base-pointer check, since the brief flagged this PR's as possibly wrong: verified
directly — this branch's actual fork point (chore: release merge train 226,
91a566c8af5) is an ancestor of current main, 55 commits behind. It is not stacked on
the unmerged tip of fix/10439-native-binding-import-provenance the way #10677/#10680 were
stacked on their shared branches; #10699 (which carries #10439's fix) landed on main via
the normal merge-train process before this branch's own fork point. So this needed only a
plain git rebase origin/main, not --onto surgery — the two-step unstack described in the
campaign brief did not apply here after all. baseRefName was already main.

Conflicts were the heaviest of the four (91 total lines of conflict markers across 21
files, since this branch was 55 commits stale) but all fell into two shapes already seen on
the other three PRs: (a) main had independently removed something adjacent (uuid/qs,
fastify, lru-cache/commander, dayjs/date-fns) at the same list position this PR's
decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js entries occupied — resolved against current main's
actual content, not either conflict side blindly; (b) generated files (docs, ledgers,
baselines, governance table) — fully regenerated from the resolved tree via their own
tools.

Two things found only by rebasing, not visible on either parent:

1. crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs's detect_native_instance_expr went fully
   dead and tripped -D warnings' unreachable_code lint. Its new-expression match arm
   used to recognize five names (Big/Decimal/BigNumber from this PR,
   LRUCache/Command from the already-landed refactor(stdlib): remove lru-cache native binding #10708/refactor(stdlib): remove commander native binding #10712) — with all five gone
   the match had zero live arms, so the two-stage let module = match … { _ => return None }; match ctx.lookup_native_module(…) {…} dance became provably unreachable.
   Simplified the arm to what it always evaluates to and rewrote the doc comment. This is
   the sequencing interaction the campaign brief warns about (each one's correct numbers depend on which land before it) showing up as a real compile warning, not just a stale
   count: neither this PR's diff nor refactor(stdlib): remove lru-cache native binding #10708/refactor(stdlib): remove commander native binding #10712's touched this exact file's other half,
   so nothing before rebase-time could see the combination.
2. test-files/test_parity_decimal.ts + its test-parity/known_failures.json entry
   were left behind by the original PR (unlike refactor(stdlib): remove cron/exponential-backoff/moment/node-forge native bindings #10795, which deleted its own moment/cron/
   backoff fixtures as part of the same removal). Deleted both — decimal.js has no
   Perry-specific behavior left to validate, and the fixture was already skip-listed as a
   broken oracle (Node itself can't resolve decimal.js post-npm ci, parity: 2026-08-17 dark-debt audit — 93 parity + 27 compile failures unlisted after six dark weeks (90.7% aggregate) #8271) before this
   PR. Confirmed via parity_known_failures.py --audit (part of run_lint_gates.sh) that
   removing the entry doesn't orphan anything.

Verified crates/perry/tests/issue_10439_native_binding_import_provenance.rs still
passes — its decimal_default_name_reaches_real_source_under_compile_packages test
compiles a fake decimal.js package via perry.compilePackages and asserts the real
compiled source runs, not a native-handle interception. With the native binding gone there
is nothing left to intercept, so this is now testing the same (already-true-on-main)
shape as the file's own lru_cache_.../commander_... sibling tests. Ran all three: cargo test --profile perry-dev -p perry --test issue_10439_native_binding_import_provenance →
3 passed, 0 failed. (First attempt reported all three failing with an identical "runtime
library does not match this Perry compiler" error — a stale-archive artifact from building
perry-runtime-static and perry in overlapping invocations while iterating in the same
target dir, not a real regression; cargo clean -p perry -p perry-runtime -p perry-stdlib -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static + a fresh combined build resolved it and
all three passed.) This crate's suite wasn't named by this PR's diff, so per the brief:
flagging explicitly that this PR's change affects a test in a suite it doesn't touch.

Recomputed triple: workspace_members=69 (decision_counts: externalize=20, keep=44,
merge=1, remove=1, review=3) — needed a full recompute; a stray "perry-ext-decimal" entry
also survived the auto-merge in the per-crate map, same shape as #10677/#10680;
native_result_ledger: 344 rows / 295 providers (reflects both the decimal.js row removal
and the async_decimal.rs→async_hooks.rs split the original PR's own commit performed —
the same file used to carry both decimal and async_hooks NativeModSig rows together);
unrooted-local-shape total: 554.

These numbers assume main is still at the stated SHA — whichever of the four PRs lands
first moves the ground under the other three's counts.

Shared-crate check: decimal.js and bignumber.js already shared perry-ext-decimal
within this PR's own scope (by design, per the PR body above); big.js was never a
separate [bindings.*] entry (routes through the same class-name recognition without its
own well-known-bindings row). No sharing with anything outside this PR's own removal set.

Gates: cargo fmt --all -- --check OK; cargo check --workspace --all-targets under
-D warnings on the default dev profile (excl. perry-ui-gtk4) — clean, 0 warnings (after
the lower_patterns.rs fix above); run_lint_gates.sh SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 — 78 of 79
passed (1 pre-existing, #10707, not chased); binding_governance.py --check OK;
binding_pins.mjs --check under Node 26.5.1 OK; check_file_size.sh OK. Compile tier not
run. No gap sweep run. No acceptance re-run for the package-compile behavior itself (only
the issue_10439 integration-test re-run above, which was necessary given the dead-code
finding).

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Rebase note (2026-09-22)

Rebased onto main @ a022cf2e41ec90a95a05fa0a6a298a69f79c4025 (confirmed unmoved for the
duration of this rebase). Plain git rebase origin/main — baseRefName was already main,
and #10699 (import provenance) has been merged in since the note above. 140 commits behind
at the start.

Conflicts across Cargo.toml, crates/perry-api-manifest/src/entries.rs,
crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/builtin.rs,
crates/perry-codegen/src/runtime_decls/stdlib_ffi/utilities.rs,
crates/perry/src/commands/stdlib_features.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/Cargo.toml,
crates/perry/well_known_bindings.toml, docs/src/stdlib/other.md,
scripts/native_result_ledger.{py,tsv}, scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json,
docs/api/perry.d.ts, docs/src/api/reference.md, docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md,
workspace-architecture.json, Cargo.lock. All were the same shape: main had independently
removed something adjacent in the same list position — moment/exponential-backoff/cron
are all gone from main now too (separate removals that landed between this branch's last
rebase and today) — resolved against main's actual current content, not either conflict
side blindly. Verified this reading for every hunk by diffing the resolution against
origin/main with only the decimal.js/bignumber.js lines subtracted.

Found one real defect the rebase surfaced, not visible on either parent:
docs/examples/stdlib/other/snippets.ts's _keep array still referenced decimalExample
after the anchor block defining it was removed (the original PR's own diff dropped the
function but never touched this usage line) — would have been a TypeScript compile error in
the doc-tests harness. Fixed by dropping it from the array. Left the file's other dangling
reference, lruCacheExample (also undefined, from an unrelated already-landed lru-cache
removal, confirmed via git grep that it's undefined on origin/main itself already) —
pre-existing on main, out of scope for this PR.

Recomputed triple: workspace_members = 63 (decision_counts: externalize=14, keep=44,
merge=1, remove=1, review=3; sum 63). Internal consistency and external correctness both
verified independently: sum(decision_counts) == workspace_members == len(crates) == 63, and
cross-checked against cargo metadata --offline's 63 workspace packages — exact set match,
zero missing/extra on either side (the one apparent mismatch against a naive Cargo.toml
member-list regex, perry-doc-fixture-my-bindings, turned out to be a real workspace member
declared under a docs/examples/... path rather than crates/..., not a bug). Checked for,
and found zero, leftover perry-ext-decimal/perry-ext-cron per-crate entries.

scripts/native_result_ledger.py: recomputed from the resolved tree (temporarily setting
EXPECTED_ROWS/EXPECTED_PROVIDERS to 0, reading the real counts off two successive failures,
then setting both and confirming a clean pass) — 302 rows / 267 providers (down from
314/279, a delta of exactly -12/-12: the 12 NR_HANDLE_ID-classified js_decimal_* providers
and their table rows; the other ~13 js_decimal_* symbols the old table declared returned
kinds this ledger never classified, so they don't move the count).

scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json: re-derived via --update-baseline even
though --check would have passed at the stale 428 (per the standing instruction not to
leave a technically-passing stale number) — total 428 → 427. Verified with the absolute
--check, not just --no-raise-vs, per the campaign's own false-green warning about that
distinction.

Also resolved: Cargo.lock (took main's side via git checkout --ours, then
cargo metadata --offline — zero conflict markers, zero perry-ext-decimal/stale entries,
51 lines removed matching the PR's original claim); crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs
(detect_native_instance_expr's dead-code fix from the previous rebase carried through
cleanly, no new conflict); tests/release/packages/next-app-route/provider/stdlib/Cargo.toml
(dropped the now-nonexistent bundled-decimal feature reference — same fix pattern as
595e3c87d for exponential-backoff/moment; note this standalone workspace's own
nested Cargo.lock under tests/release/packages/next-app-route/provider/ could not be
regenerated here — cargo metadata --offline in that directory fails on an unrelated
min-publish-age gate for the perex crate, pre-existing on main and out of scope).

Generated docs (docs/api/perry.d.ts, docs/src/api/reference.md) regenerated from a
freshly built perry-dev binary's --print-api-manifest output (not the release-build
regen_api_docs.sh, to avoid the destructive from-nothing regen when target/release/perry
is absent) — diff is exactly the two header count lines in each file, tail intact, confirming
this was a real regeneration and not a truncation.
docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md's generated table already matched
binding_governance.py --table's output with zero diff after the manual conflict
resolution.

Gates re-run on the rebased tree: cargo fmt --all -- --check clean (one entries.rs
alignment fixup needed after manual conflict resolution, applied via cargo fmt --all and
committed separately); cargo check --workspace --all-targets under -D warnings on the
default dev profile, excluding perry-ui-gtk4 (host lacks its system libs) — clean, 0
warnings; run_lint_gates.sh SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 — 78 of 79 passed (only the known
pre-existing "Public benchmark evidence freshness" red, not chased); binding_governance.py --check OK (21 extension crates classified); binding_pins.mjs --check under Node 26.5.1
(not the box's default 26.8.1) OK — 16 pinned, lock-step holds; check_file_size.sh OK
(native_module/module_keys.rs at 1992/2000, untouched by this diff, confirmed via git diff against main). git diff --stat empty after every gate run. Compile tier of
run_lint_gates.sh not run. No gap sweep run. No acceptance re-run — nothing since this PR
was authored changes what decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js do.

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Rebase note (2026-09-22, fifth rebase — main moved to 57a6d60bc6)

Rebased onto main @ 57a6d60bc6cd990b1dd3d96ca6d0d97e5af2b9ea (confirmed unmoved for the
duration of this rebase, re-checked via git fetch origin main immediately before push).
Plain git rebase origin/main from the previous rebase note's base (a022cf2e41) —
baseRefName was already main, 5 commits replayed onto 5 new commits main had gained
(all chore: release … / dependency-bump commits; no perry-ext-decimal-adjacent removals
landed in this window).

Only one conflict, and it was small: the diff between the previous base and this one
touched exactly Cargo.toml (version bump) and Cargo.lock (124 lines of churn) among
tracked files — nothing in workspace-architecture.json, well_known_bindings.toml,
entries.rs, or any of the other files this campaign's conflicts usually land on. Cargo.lock
conflicted on the chore: recompute derived artifacts commit; resolved by taking --ours
(the already-replayed main side) then cargo metadata --offline to reconcile — this removed
four stale entries the previous rebase's lock had carried forward (perry-ext-decimal,
rust_decimal, borsh, borsh-derive), confirmed zero afterward via grep. Everything else
applied clean, including the previous rebase's lower_patterns.rs dead-code fix and the
docs/examples/stdlib/other/snippets.ts decimalExample fix (both re-checked below).

Recomputed triple: workspace_members = 63 (decision_counts: externalize=14, keep=44,
merge=1, remove=1, review=3; sum 63) — unchanged from the previous rebase note, consistent
with this window's diff touching only Cargo.toml/Cargo.lock. Verified both things the
campaign brief calls out as independent: internal consistency
(sum(decision_counts) == workspace_members == len(crates) == 63) and external
correctness (cargo metadata --offline's package set is an exact match against the
workspace-architecture.json crate map — zero missing, zero extra on either side). Checked
for, and found zero, stray per-crate perry-ext-decimal entries.

scripts/native_result_ledger.py: ran directly (no need to touch EXPECTED_ROWS/
EXPECTED_PROVIDERS — the file's counts already matched): native_result_ledger passed: 302 rows, 267 providers, matching the previous rebase note's figures. --self-test also passes.

scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json: re-derived via --update-baseline per the
standing instruction (never trust "passed" without recomputing) — zero diff, confirming
427 is still current. Verified with the absolute --check (not just --no-raise-vs),
per the campaign's own false-green warning about that distinction — both report OK /
427.

Generated docs: rebuilt target/release/perry in-tree (cargo build --release -p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static, .a mtimes confirmed moved after the
rebuild) and ran scripts/regen_api_docs.sh for real (not skipped, since the release binary
was present in-tree this time) — zero diff on both docs/api/perry.d.ts and
docs/src/api/reference.md. Expected: entries.rs (the manifest source) isn't in this
window's changed-file set either, so the previous rebase's committed regen was already
current.

docs/examples/stdlib/other/snippets.ts: confirmed the previous rebase's
decimalExample fix survived the new rebase intact (_keep array has no dangling
reference); lruCacheExample's pre-existing dangling reference (unrelated, already broken
on origin/main itself) left alone as before.

native_module/module_keys.rs: still untouched by this diff, still 1992/2000 lines.

Gates re-run on the rebased tree: cargo fmt --all -- --check clean; cargo check --workspace --all-targets under -D warnings on the default dev profile, excluding
perry-ui-gtk4 (host lacks its system libs) — clean, 0 warnings, Finished dev profile … in 2m 35s; run_lint_gates.sh SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 — 79 of 80 passed (only the known
pre-existing "Public benchmark evidence freshness" red — public artifact benchmark inputs changed; regenerate it with ./benchmarks/run_public_baseline.sh, not chased; compile tier
skipped; 2 CI-only steps skipped); binding_governance.py --check OK (21 extension crates
classified); binding_pins.mjs --check under Node 26.5.1 (not the box's default 26.8.1) OK
— 16 pinned, lock-step holds; check_file_size.sh OK. git diff --stat empty after every
gate run (only an untracked build/log file each time, never committed). Compile tier of
run_lint_gates.sh not run. No gap sweep run. No acceptance re-run — nothing in this window
(a version bump plus dependency-lock churn) changes what decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js do.

Pushed 10a4d4bf685bb8524dda6e30870f40b99b62e05e; headRefOid verified matching after push.

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• Behavior Changes
  • decimal.js, big.js, and bignumber.js are no longer provided as built-in native bindings. Imports now rely on the corresponding npm packages being available in your project.
  • The built-in arbitrary-precision decimal API, along with its documentation, examples, and tests, has been removed.

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The change removes Perry’s bundled native bindings for decimal.js and bignumber.js, including package mappings, compiler dispatch, and runtime implementations. It also moves async_hooks dispatch rows into a dedicated table and updates related documentation and validation records.

Changes

Decimal binding removal

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Remove decimal package recognition and lowering crates/perry-api-manifest/src/entries*, crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/builtin.rs, crates/perry-hir/src/destructuring/var_decl/*, crates/perry-hir/src/js_transform/imports.rs, crates/perry-hir/src/lower/..., crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs, crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules/feature_detect.rs, crates/perry/src/commands/stdlib_features.rs, crates/perry/well_known_bindings.toml	The API manifest, constructor and native-instance detection, feature selection, and well-known bindings no longer register decimal.js or bignumber.js as native packages.
Remove decimal runtime and workspace support Cargo.toml, crates/perry-ext-decimal/*, crates/perry-stdlib/Cargo.toml, crates/perry-stdlib/src/{lib.rs,decimal.rs}, crates/perry-codegen/src/runtime_decls/stdlib_ffi*, crates/perry-ui-android/src/stdlib_stubs.rs, scripts/native_result_ledger.py, scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json, workspace-architecture.json	The decimal extension crate, stdlib module and feature, FFI declarations, Android stubs, and workspace records were removed. Ledger and baseline counts were updated.
Update documentation and validation records changelog.d/10704-remove-decimaljs-binding.md, docs/api/perry.d.ts, docs/examples/stdlib/other/snippets.ts, docs/src/api/reference.md, docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md, docs/src/stdlib/{other.md,overview.md}, test-files/test_parity_decimal.ts, test-parity/known_failures.json	The decimal API references, example, parity test, and known-failure record were removed. The changelog records the binding removal and reported defects.

async_hooks dispatch table

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Separate async_hooks dispatch rows crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/native_table/{async_decimal.rs,async_hooks.rs,mod.rs}	The async_hooks rows now reside in a dedicated dispatch table, which native-table wiring registers in place of the former mixed table.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to f5524

The supported tier-3 next-app-route release fixture cannot resolve its provider because it still requests the removed bundled-decimal feature. Update the provider dependency before merging.

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❌ Failed checks (1 warning)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 50.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 8 functions across 12 files. (1 skipped: …	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the removal of the decimal.js, big.js, and bignumber.js native bindings.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description explains the change, links issue #10684, and provides detailed verification results. It does not use the template’s explicit “## Changes” and “## Checklist” headings or checkbox format…
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR removes the decimal.js native crate, runtime functions, constructor interception, and dispatch entries. This removes the fixed-precision binding responsible for the arithmetic errors and proc…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The big.js and bignumber.js removals affect the same shared crate and runtime implementation as the decimal.js binding. The async_decimal.rs split retains the async_hooks dispatch rows while…

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Flagging a counting problem this PR shares with its two siblings, because it will fail a required gate rather than show up in review.

All three of #10704, #10708 and #10712 record the identical transition workspace_members 83→82 and decision_counts.externalize 33→32. They cannot all be right. Each removes a different crate and they land sequentially, so from a common base of 83 they would have to read 83→82, then 82→81, then 81→80. As it stands, whichever of the three lands first leaves the other two recording a from value that no longer exists, and workspace_architecture.py --check fails on the second one.

It is already moot in any case: the chain has moved on. Main is now at 79 members / externalize 30 / keep 44 after the validator and dotenv removals, with uuid in flight. These are absolute recorded baselines, not deltas.

So at rebase time, for each of the three: recompute from the resolved tree and have workspace_architecture.py --check --print-summary independently reproduce the number. Do not derive it by arithmetic from 83, and do not copy the sibling's figure. scripts/native_result_ledger.tsv carries the same absolute-count hazard.

Two related notes:

• This branch is stacked on fix(hir): resolve native-instance chain detection by import provenance, not spelling #10699's branch, not main, and fix(hir): resolve native-instance chain detection by import provenance, not spelling #10699 squash-merges. That makes a rebase onto main mandatory once fix(hir): resolve native-instance chain detection by import provenance, not spelling #10699 lands — the ordering note in the body is necessary but not sufficient.
• Because all three touch the same registry surfaces (well_known_bindings.toml, NATIVE_MODULES/entries/part_*.rs, native_table/*.rs, stdlib_features.rs, binding_governance.py, binding_pins.mjs, the ledger, workspace-architecture.json), they should be rebased one at a time, on demand rather than all three up front — each rebase invalidates the next.

Finally, for whoever runs the acceptance check: #10735 is live on main — require.main === module is true in every compiled CommonJS module, so any package with a CLI entry guard runs its CLI branch when merely imported. A fix is in flight. If acceptance fails in a way that looks like the package misbehaving at import time, test a dependency-free fixture that never mentions the package before attributing it to the removal.

[proggeramlug]

Correction to my comment above: I gave main's baseline as 79 members / externalize 30 / keep 44. That is wrong — 79/30 is the figure after the uuid removal, not main's. Main (023dc0b653) reads 80 members / externalize 31 / keep 44.

The attribution was wrong too: I said "after validator and dotenv". Only #10690 (validator) has landed; #10691 (dotenv) is still open, and a jsonwebtoken removal landed instead.

This does not change the advice, and the advice is the point: recompute from the resolved tree at rebase time and have workspace_architecture.py --check --print-summary reproduce it — do not copy a number out of a comment, including this one. Main moved twice while I was writing these, which is exactly why any figure quoted here goes stale. The defect I flagged stands unchanged: five queued PRs record the identical 83→82 / 33→32, and at most one of them can be right.

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Base pointer retargeted to main (gh pr edit 10704 --base main) — this now reports MERGEABLE with headRefOid unchanged at 700cb8e0f3.

The content rebase onto origin/main was already correct and gates were green; the CONFLICTING status came solely from the PR still pointing at fix/10439-native-binding-import-provenance, so mergeability was being computed against that stale branch. Since #10699 squash-merged, the branch still exists while appearing nowhere in main's history, which is what makes the stale pointer resolve to nonsense rather than simply erroring.

Recomputed triple is 77/28/44 against main's 78/29/44, reproduced independently by workspace_architecture.py --check --print-summary. Ledger recounted from the resolved tree to 364 rows / 314 providers — note that value is not derivable by subtracting this PR's old delta from main's new base, because the tree shape differs.

Left as draft deliberately: it went first as a pathfinder for #10708 and #10712, which are structurally identical and both still carry the stale base pointer. The full recipe is now on each of them.

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🟡 Minor · Do not treat write as chainable. · static_and_instance.rs:447-454

crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/static_and_instance.rs:447-454
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Do not treat write as chainable.

ClientRequest.write() returns a boolean. This branch keeps the ClientRequest dispatch classification for the outer .end() call, even though the receiver expression is the boolean returned by write. Node instead evaluates .end() on that boolean and throws. Remove "write" from is_client_request_chain_method.

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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/static_and_instance.rs` around lines 447
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One detail from this rebase that a clean-looking diff cannot convey, recorded here rather than only in a side channel.

Cargo.lock was the only conflict, and resolving it with git checkout --ours left four stale entries behind:

perry-ext-decimal
rust_decimal
borsh
borsh-derive

They were carried forward from the previous rebase's lock and survived the conflict resolution silently. They went away only because cargo metadata --offline was run immediately after the --ours, rather than being deferred to "the next build will regenerate it."

Worth stating explicitly because the resulting diff looks the same either way. A reviewer seeing a tidy lockfile has no way to tell whether the re-sync happened at resolution time or was skipped — and in the skipped case the entries persist, referencing a crate this PR deletes. On a previous removal in this campaign exactly that happened, and it was caught by luck when a later build regenerated the lock rather than by any gate.

So: after any git checkout --ours Cargo.lock, re-sync in the same step. It is not a cleanup that can safely wait.

Verification on this head (10a4d4bf68), for the record:

• workspace-architecture.json triple 63/63/63 — sum(decision_counts) == workspace_members == len(crates) — cross-checked as an exact set match against cargo metadata --offline's 63 packages.
• Zero stray perry-ext-decimal entries anywhere in that file. Checked separately from the counts, because the baseline block and the crate list drift independently: a previous rebase in this campaign corrected the counts and still left per-crate entries behind.
• native_result_ledger.py 302 rows / 267 providers; unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json 427, re-derived and verified with the absolute --check rather than the differential.
• Generated docs regenerated from a freshly built in-tree binary, zero diff — a zero diff here is evidence of real regeneration, since the known failure mode of an out-of-tree build is truncation that cuts the tail.

These numbers are true against main 57a6d60bc6 and nothing else. If another removal lands before this is picked up, they need re-deriving rather than trusting.

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Not in merge train 257 (#11039): the cherry-pick conflicts with current main in Cargo.lock.

That is the fifth-rebase treadmill you described, and it is the lock specifically rather than the counts this time. Please rebase onto main once 257 lands (it carries 37 PRs, so the lock will move again) and re-run cargo metadata --offline immediately afterwards rather than deferring it — that is what cleared the four stale entries last time.

When you re-verify, keep both properties separate as you did: the triple at the train base, and a standalone grep for stray perry-ext-decimal entries. Ping me with the head and it goes in 258.

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Remove the deleted feature from the release-test provider.

tests/release/packages/next-app-route/provider/stdlib/Cargo.toml still requests perry-stdlib/bundled-decimal. Cargo will reject that dependency when it resolves or builds the provider. Remove the feature request from that manifest.

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Rebased onto current main (e27f0a068a, v0.5.1641) and pushed — this is MERGEABLE again, head bb87ccc5c7.

The only conflict was Cargo.lock. I resolved it the way this repo requires rather than by hand-merging hunks: took main's lockfile wholesale, then let cargo re-resolve against the rebased manifests (cargo metadata --offline, exit 0). The result drops exactly the 51 lines belonging to the removed binding and nothing else. Hand-merging a lockfile is how this project once silently reverted rustls past a RUSTSEC fix, so take-theirs-then-re-resolve is the rule.

Checked on the rebased head before pushing:

• no conflict markers in any changed file
• cargo fmt --all -- --check clean
• scripts/check_file_size.sh → OK: no Rust source files exceed 2000 lines.
• workspace version left at main's 0.5.1641 — contributor PRs do not carry the bump, the train does it

Net diff is 39 files, 245 insertions / 1964 deletions. CI should start on the new head now; I'll pick this up for a train once it is green.

One thing to re-check yourself, since it is the point of the campaign and I did not verify it: #10739 notes that every queued binding-removal PR records an absolute workspace count, and several are stale because main moved. Please confirm the count in your changelog fragment is re-derived from the rebased tree rather than carried over from the original branch.

[proggeramlug]

Rebased again onto 7f4417b5a1 (v0.5.1642, merge train 259) and pushed — head f5524cc3ea, MERGEABLE. Three things had gone stale under it, and one of them is the hazard this campaign's own tracker warns about.

1. #10739's chained absolutes, exactly as described. EXPECTED_ROWS / EXPECTED_PROVIDERS in scripts/native_result_ledger.py are absolutes, not deltas. The branch recorded 302/267 against a main that read 314/279. Main now reads 321/286, because #11068 (ioredis command dispatch) landed in train 259 — so 302/267 was wrong by construction. The rebase surfaced it as a conflict rather than letting a wrong number through.

Re-derived by running the script on the resolved tree, not by arithmetic:

native_result_ledger passed: 309 rows, 274 providers
NR_FOREIGN_PTR=4 NR_GCPTR=104 NR_HANDLE_ID=192 NR_JS_VALUE=7 NR_NULLABLE_GCPTR=2

321 → 309 and 286 → 274: the same −12/−12 this removal always claimed. The base moved; the delta did not. I kept both explanatory comment blocks (#11068's and yours) so the chain is readable.

2. Cargo.lock — resolved by taking main's and re-resolving from the merged manifests (cargo metadata, rc=0), never by hand-merging hunks.

3. docs/src/api/reference.md was generated before train 259 and so was missing #11068's seven ioredis entries. Regenerated from a freshly built perry: 2809 → 2816 entries, 3828 → 3835 lines. I checked the line count either side because that gate has silently truncated this file before.

Verified on the new head: cargo check -p perry --bins clean (no warnings — the relevant_box_roots dead-code warning I saw earlier is a perry-dev profile artifact, not this gate), cargo fmt --all -- --check clean, check_file_size.sh OK, ledger passing.

One blocker remains, and it is not yours. This PR removes two lines from the root Cargo.toml (the perry-ext-decimal member and dependency), which invalidates the published benchmark artifact and reddens lint :: Public benchmark evidence freshness. Its source fingerprint on this head is b9d7f7c2d1… against main's 9c87723d7c…. Clearing it needs ./benchmarks/run_public_baseline.sh — ~2 h on a quiet host with Node v22.23.1 and Bun 1.3.14.

I have the bench mini verified ready for that (toolchain staged, AC power, taskpolicy present, CPU idle) and I intend to run one regeneration covering this PR plus #11062 and #11063, which are blocked on the same thing. Now that this branch is otherwise green, it is worth the two hours; it was not when it would have covered only two dependabot bumps.