docs: prefer 'moonbit check' over 'moonbit nocheck' in README - #5
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moon fmt respects the explicit 'moonbit check' marker, so the embedded doctests can actually be type-checked. moon check --deny-warn and moon test are both green. Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code).
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🔴 Incorrect assertion in file_search_example: expects false but result is true
The file_search_example test searches for "main" across 4 files and filters those with score > 0. Only "src/main.mbt" and "test/main_test.mbt" contain the subsequence m-a-i-n; "docs/README.md" has no a after m, and "package.json" has no m at all. So exactly 2 results are returned, making results.length() == 2 evaluate to true. However, inspect(results.length() == 2, content="false") asserts the value should be "false". This was harmless when the block was moonbit nocheck, but the PR switches it to moonbit check, meaning this incorrect assertion will now be validated and cause a test failure when these doc tests are run (moon test).
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Enables the embedded doctests to actually be type-checked by
moon check.moon fmt respects the explicit
moonbit checkmarker.moon check --deny-warnandmoon testare both green.🤖 Generated with Claude Code