📝 refresh async target verification note

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2026-06-14 02:48:30 +08:00
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@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ This note records the current release-facing local verification boundary for Bit
| `src` compile check | verified | verified | verified | verified | not locally verified |
| `src-async` compile check | verified | verified | verified | verified | not locally verified |
| `moon test` | verified in current local environment | not separately re-run | not separately re-run | not separately re-run | not run |
| `moon test src-async` | verified | verified | not separately re-run | verified | not run |
### Explanation
@@ -30,7 +31,8 @@ Detailed rules explaining key parameters and behaviors
- `verified` here means a local verification command was re-run successfully in the current environment.
- `not locally verified` means the release should not imply fresh local confirmation even if the package is still designed for that target.
- `llvm` is currently experimental in practice for this release context and did not complete local verification in this environment.
- `wasm` has been re-checked and should be distinguished from the earlier state where only `wasm-gc` and `js` had been explicitly re-confirmed.
- `src-async` now has fresh local test evidence on both `js` and `wasm-gc` in addition to the native path, so async target notes may rely on more than compile-only confirmation for those targets.
- `wasm` has been re-checked at compile time and should be distinguished from the earlier state where only `wasm-gc` and `js` had been explicitly re-confirmed.
- Example-level limitations, such as `async fn main` entry support, are separate from the library-level compile matrix above.
### Commands Used
@@ -47,6 +49,9 @@ moon check src-async --target native
moon check src-async --target js
moon check src-async --target wasm
moon check src-async --target wasm-gc
moon test src-async --target native
moon test src-async --target js
moon test src-async --target wasm-gc
```
### Error Case