Document syntax movement tables in the grimoire#833
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resyntax/private/syntax-movementintoresyntax/grimoireand adds a draft chapter, slotted after the expansion analyzers stub.Per discussion, this draft only covers the mechanical prose and examples.
TODO(@notjack.space)comments mark where the broader overview belongs: the table's role in the analysis pipeline, the one-to-many disambiguation policy and its connection to #688, and a possible hint about movement tables for rule outputs. The examples go throughsource-expand, and the second one demonstrates the one-to-many case usingstructcopying its name into four expanded locations.One small observation: the module's provide contract is just
immutable-sorted-map?— the code comments note rebellion lacks sorted map/set contracts, so the key/value shape is documented in prose only.🤖 Generated with Claude Code