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deepseek-harness/scripts/translation-pairing-record.ts
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imccyu 1e24617aad perf(docs): parse each Markdown document once in documentation gates
markdown links parsed anchor targets twice more and probed existence
without a cache; translation pairing reparsed every document after link
normalization and globbed four times; the README model-experience and
limitations checks parsed each README three times; type equivalence
parsed all 1,835 documents; Session format references reparsed each pair
four times. Each gate now parses a document once: links and anchors come
from one tree, pairing reuses the original tree when every rewritten
destination keeps the block structure and falls back to a full reparse
otherwise, the README checks share one tree, a text prefilter skips
documents that cannot hold a source-equivalence fence, and the
persistence renderer passes its trees on. Outputs are byte-identical on
the repository, and seeded faults are reported identically.

Refs #5852
2026-10-12 11:06:53 +08:00

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/**
* Canonical paths, section computation, parsing, and rendering for bilingual
* pairing records. A record holds one entry per heading section with
* translated content, so independent edits to different sections change
* separate record lines and merge with Git's default text merge.
*/
import { createHash } from 'node:crypto'
import { basename } from 'node:path'
import type { Nodes, RootContent } from 'mdast'
import {
normalizeTranslationMarkdownLinkEdits,
type TranslationLinkContext,
type TranslationLinkDestinationEdit,
type TranslationLinkNormalization,
} from './translation-links.ts'
import { generatedRegions, parseTranslationMarkdown } from './translation-pairing.ts'
/** The three repository-relative paths that form one bilingual pair. */
export interface TranslationPairPaths {
/** English document path. */
source: string
/** Simplified Chinese document path. */
zh: string
/** Consistency-record path. */
meta: string
}
/** Content hashes of one section's translated blocks. */
export interface TranslationSectionHashes {
en: string
zh: string
}
/** Section key (English heading-slug path) → hashes, in document order. */
export type TranslationPairingRecord = ReadonlyMap<string, TranslationSectionHashes>
/** Link-resolution inputs shared by both sides of one pair. */
export type TranslationPairingRecordContext = Omit<TranslationLinkContext, 'sourcePath'>
const KEY_LINE = /^(\/[^\s:#]*):$/
const HASH_LINE = /^ {2}(en|zh): ([0-9a-f]{16})$/
/**
* Derive the counterpart and consistency-record paths from an English document.
*
* @param source - Repository-relative English Markdown path.
* @returns The complete three-path pair.
*/
export function translationPairPaths(source: string): TranslationPairPaths {
if (!source.endsWith('.md') || source.endsWith('.zh.md')) {
throw new Error(`expected an English Markdown path, received ${JSON.stringify(source)}`)
}
return {
source,
zh: source.replace(/\.md$/, '.zh.md'),
meta: source.replace(/\.md$/, '.i18n.yaml'),
}
}
interface Section {
heading?: Extract<Nodes, { type: 'heading' }>
blocks: string[]
}
/** One top-level Markdown node, located in the text that {@link sections} slices. */
export interface TopLevelBlock {
node: RootContent
start: number | undefined
end: number | undefined
line: number
}
function headingText(node: Nodes): string {
if ('value' in node && (node.type === 'text' || node.type === 'inlineCode')) return node.value
return 'children' in node ? node.children.map(headingText).join('') : ''
}
function topLevelBlocks(tree: Nodes): TopLevelBlock[] {
if (tree.type !== 'root') throw new Error('Markdown parser returned a non-root tree')
return tree.children.map(node => ({
node,
start: node.position?.start.offset,
end: node.position?.end.offset,
line: node.position?.start.line ?? 0,
}))
}
/** Characters that read only as destination text in every raw or angle-bracket destination slot. */
const PARSE_NEUTRAL_DESTINATION = /^[A-Za-z0-9._/:#%-]+$/
/**
* Whether one edit replaces a complete, title-free destination that starts on its opener's line,
* where both the authored and the replacement text match {@link PARSE_NEUTRAL_DESTINATION}.
*/
function isParseNeutralEdit(markdown: string, edit: TranslationLinkDestinationEdit): boolean {
const authored = markdown.slice(edit.start, edit.end)
const nodeStart = edit.node.position?.start.offset
const nodeEnd = edit.node.position?.end.offset
if (nodeStart === undefined || nodeEnd === undefined || edit.node.url !== authored) return false
if (!PARSE_NEUTRAL_DESTINATION.test(authored) || !PARSE_NEUTRAL_DESTINATION.test(edit.value)) return false
const before = markdown.slice(nodeStart, edit.start)
const after = markdown.slice(edit.end, nodeEnd)
const angle = before.endsWith('<')
return edit.node.type === 'link'
? /\]\([ \t]*<?$/.test(before) && (angle ? /^>[ \t]*\)$/ : /^[ \t]*\)$/).test(after)
: /\]:[ \t]*<?$/.test(before) && (angle ? /^>[ \t]*$/ : /^[ \t]*$/).test(after)
}
/**
* Locate the authored tree's top-level nodes in normalized text without reparsing it.
*
* An accepted edit only exchanges letters, digits, and `._/:#%-` for others of
* the same set inside one destination that neither starts a line nor carries a
* title. Those characters cannot end the destination, start or end a code span,
* HTML, autolink, autolink literal, emphasis, table cell, title, escape, or
* character reference, or change how a line starts, so the normalized text
* parses to the same nodes with offsets moved by the preceding edits.
*
* @param markdown - Exact authored text that `tree` parses.
* @param tree - GFM parse of `markdown`.
* @param edits - Normalization edits of `markdown` in ascending source order.
* @returns The moved blocks, or `undefined` when an edit is not provably parse-neutral or lies outside every top-level node.
*/
export function normalizedTopLevelBlocks(
markdown: string,
tree: Nodes,
edits: readonly TranslationLinkDestinationEdit[],
): TopLevelBlock[] | undefined {
if (!edits.every(edit => isParseNeutralEdit(markdown, edit))) return undefined
let next = 0
let shift = 0
const moved: TopLevelBlock[] = []
for (const block of topLevelBlocks(tree)) {
if (block.start === undefined || block.end === undefined) return undefined
const start = block.start + shift
for (let edit = edits[next]; edit !== undefined && edit.start < block.end; edit = edits[next]) {
if (edit.start < block.start || edit.end > block.end) return undefined
shift += edit.value.length - (edit.end - edit.start)
next += 1
}
moved.push({ ...block, start, end: block.end + shift })
}
return next === edits.length ? moved : undefined
}
/**
* Split normalized Markdown into the preamble plus one section per heading.
* Fenced code blocks and generated regions, which the pairing gate requires to
* be identical on both sides, are left out of each section's blocks.
*/
function sections(markdown: string, blocks: readonly TopLevelBlock[]): Section[] {
const frontmatter = /^---\n[\s\S]*?\n---(?:\n|$)/.exec(markdown)?.[0].length ?? 0
const result: Section[] = [{ blocks: frontmatter > 0 ? [markdown.slice(0, frontmatter)] : [] }]
const regionLines = generatedRegions(markdown).map(region => [region.begin + 1, region.end + 1] as const)
for (const { node, start, end, line } of blocks) {
if ((start ?? 0) < frontmatter) continue
if (node.type === 'heading') result.push({ heading: node, blocks: [] })
if (node.type === 'code' || regionLines.some(([begin, regionEnd]) => line >= begin && line <= regionEnd)) continue
result.at(-1)?.blocks.push(markdown.slice(start, end))
}
return result
}
/** Sections of one normalized side, reusing its authored parse whenever normalization provably keeps the node layout. */
function sideSections(markdown: string, normalized: TranslationLinkNormalization, tree: Nodes | undefined): Section[] {
if (tree !== undefined && normalized.content === markdown) return sections(markdown, topLevelBlocks(tree))
const moved = tree === undefined ? undefined : normalizedTopLevelBlocks(markdown, tree, normalized.edits)
return sections(normalized.content, moved ?? topLevelBlocks(parseTranslationMarkdown(normalized.content)))
}
function slug(text: string): string {
return text.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, '-').replace(/^-|-$/g, '') || 'section'
}
function sectionHash(blocks: string[]): string {
return createHash('sha256').update(blocks.join('\n')).digest('hex').slice(0, 16)
}
/**
* Compute the record for one pair's current contents.
*
* Both sides are split at every heading; section `i` of one side corresponds
* to section `i` of the other. Each side's hash covers its top-level blocks
* except fenced code blocks and generated regions, which the pairing gate
* requires to be identical on both sides. A section with no remaining blocks
* has no entry. Keys are the English heading-slug paths, with `~2`, `~3`, …
* suffixes on repeats.
*
* @param paths - Pair paths used to resolve each side's relative links.
* @param en - English document text.
* @param zh - Chinese document text.
* @param context - Link-resolution inputs for both sides.
* @param trees - Optional GFM parses of the exact English and Chinese inputs; changed normalized text
* is parsed again only when {@link normalizedTopLevelBlocks} cannot place its nodes.
* @returns Entries in document order.
* @throws Error when the two sides have different heading counts or malformed generated regions.
*/
export function computeTranslationPairingRecord(
paths: TranslationPairPaths,
en: string,
zh: string,
context: TranslationPairingRecordContext,
trees?: { readonly en: Nodes; readonly zh: Nodes },
): TranslationPairingRecord {
const normalizedEn = normalizeTranslationMarkdownLinkEdits(en, { ...context, sourcePath: paths.source }, [], trees?.en)
const normalizedZh = normalizeTranslationMarkdownLinkEdits(zh, { ...context, sourcePath: paths.zh }, [], trees?.zh)
const enSections = sideSections(en, normalizedEn, trees?.en)
const zhSections = sideSections(zh, normalizedZh, trees?.zh)
if (enSections.length !== zhSections.length) {
throw new Error(`${paths.source} has ${enSections.length - 1} heading(s) but ${paths.zh} has ${zhSections.length - 1}`)
}
const record = new Map<string, TranslationSectionHashes>()
const ancestors: { depth: number; slug: string }[] = []
const keys = new Set<string>()
for (const [index, enSection] of enSections.entries()) {
const zhSection = zhSections[index]
if (zhSection === undefined) throw new Error('section alignment lost its counterpart')
let path = '/'
if (enSection.heading !== undefined) {
const depth = enSection.heading.depth
while ((ancestors.at(-1)?.depth ?? 0) >= depth) ancestors.pop()
ancestors.push({ depth, slug: slug(headingText(enSection.heading)) })
path = `/${ancestors.map(ancestor => ancestor.slug).join('/')}`
}
let key = path
for (let repeat = 2; keys.has(key); repeat++) key = `${path}~${repeat}`
keys.add(key)
if (enSection.blocks.length === 0 && zhSection.blocks.length === 0) continue
record.set(key, { en: sectionHash(enSection.blocks), zh: sectionHash(zhSection.blocks) })
}
return record
}
/**
* Parse a consistency record.
*
* @param content - Complete sidecar text.
* @returns Entries in file order, or `undefined` for malformed or duplicate entries.
*/
export function parseTranslationPairingRecord(content: string): TranslationPairingRecord | undefined {
const record = new Map<string, TranslationSectionHashes>()
const lines = content.split('\n').filter(line => line !== '' && !line.startsWith('#'))
for (let index = 0; index < lines.length; index += 3) {
const key = KEY_LINE.exec(lines[index] ?? '')?.[1]
const en = HASH_LINE.exec(lines[index + 1] ?? '')
const zh = HASH_LINE.exec(lines[index + 2] ?? '')
if (key === undefined || record.has(key) || en?.[1] !== 'en' || zh?.[1] !== 'zh' || !en[2] || !zh[2]) {
return undefined
}
record.set(key, { en: en[2], zh: zh[2] })
}
return record
}
/**
* Render the canonical consistency record for a pair.
*
* @param paths - Pair paths written into the recovery command.
* @param record - Confirmed section hashes.
* @returns Canonical YAML text with exactly one trailing newline.
*/
export function renderTranslationPairingRecord(paths: TranslationPairPaths, record: TranslationPairingRecord): string {
return [
`# Bilingual-pair consistency record for ${basename(paths.source)} (docs/i18n/README.md): per heading`,
'# section, a hash of its English and Chinese blocks outside code blocks and generated regions.',
'# After editing either side, bring the other along and re-record with:',
`# pnpm run verify-translation-pairing --write ${paths.source}`,
...[...record].flatMap(([key, hashes]) => [`${key}:`, ` en: ${hashes.en}`, ` zh: ${hashes.zh}`]),
'',
].join('\n')
}
/**
* Describe how a current record differs from the confirmed one.
*
* @param recorded - Confirmed record.
* @param current - Record computed from current contents.
* @returns One message per changed, added, or removed section; empty when equal.
*/
export function translationPairingRecordDiff(
recorded: TranslationPairingRecord,
current: TranslationPairingRecord,
): string[] {
const out: string[] = []
for (const [key, hashes] of current) {
const confirmed = recorded.get(key)
if (confirmed === undefined) {
out.push(`section ${key} has unconfirmed translated content`)
continue
}
const sides = (['en', 'zh'] as const).filter(side => confirmed[side] !== hashes[side])
if (sides.length > 0) out.push(`section ${key} changed since confirmation (${sides.join(', ')})`)
}
for (const key of recorded.keys()) {
if (!current.has(key)) out.push(`section ${key} is recorded but no longer has translated content`)
}
return out
}