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Temporary destruction fails to extend a destructor-observed reference · case 02

Temporary destruction fails to extend a destructor-observed reference.

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Case contract

Check temporary storage scopes using statement, block and full-expression integer boundaries. A borrowed temporary must cover use points; ordinary call arguments end at call boundary; let reference initializers may extend to block end but assignment RHS may not; operand temporaries end after enclosing expression; condition temporaries cannot leak into the then block; short-circuit RHS temporaries exist only on executed branch; a destructor observation is a use point; a reference to a promoted constant uses static storage; explicit owner binding prevents premature temporary destruction. Input is a fully explicit descriptor of the stated toy IR. Return rule identifiers in declaration order; absent optional obligations use the provided neutral defaults. No rule is an assertion about a production language.

Why this case matters

A finite offline static-analysis model of ownership and borrowing; it does not execute the analyzed program.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
destructor-use regression 0	`[]`	`["destructor-use"]`	Failed

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