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Simply a merge of upstream commits. Locally, yarn.lock was conflicted, but yarn auto-fixed that.

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equivalent and others added 30 commits October 21, 2025 12:19
Closes: marcoroth#527 
Advances: marcoroth#537

This PR adds the rule `erb-comment-syntax`. It is the same rule
implemented in
[CommentSyntax](https://github.com/Shopify/erb_lint?tab=readme-ov-file#commentsyntax)
of ERB Lint.

The rule itself avoid parsing errors in the action_view erb default
parsing implementation.

Also the porting of ERB Lint rules to herb rules facilitates the
adoption of Herb as a ERB Lint replacement.

---------

Co-authored-by: Marco Roth <marco.roth@intergga.ch>
## Problem

If the buffer is nearly full even one extra character can trigger an
expansion of the buffer. Since the buffer only grows by twice the number
of required characters per resize, in this case 2 characters, the buffer
has to be constantly resized.

### Visualization


![buffer_problem](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/11658cf7-1ab5-41fe-8a75-fc6eaddfb80a)

## How the problem is addressed

Rather than just checking the required length, we test whether doubling
the current capacity will be enough. If it is, we expand to the doubled
capacity. If not, we double the required length itself and resize the
buffer to that size.

## Performance impact

Lexing a  [real world html page](https://shop.herthabsc.com)

Before: ~88.255ms

After: ~79.208ms

Parsing showed no significant performance impact though
…arcoroth#485)

Sharing my investigation so far - I was able to reproduce the issue
reported in marcoroth#471. The core parser appears to be working correctly, but
the linter errors with an unexpected token error.
Fix the template for implementing new rules.
This pull request adds support to be able to lex and parse the `=%>` ERB
closing tag. Since it's use is quite unknown and not well-defined we
should be able to parse is, so we can guide and advice people in the
linter to now use it, i.e using the Right Trim rule introduced in marcoroth#556.

Co-Authored-By: Domingo Edwards <dedwards@buk.cl>
marcoroth#569)

This pull request introduces two new methods `visitNode(node: Node)` and
`visitERBNode(node: ERBNode)` in the JavaScript visitor that allows to
visit any node, or visit any ERB node. This is useful and allows us to
improve the `erb-right-trim` introduced in marcoroth#556.

This now updates the `erb-right-trim` to also handle cases where the
right trimming is used when it has no effect (like on non-outputting ERB
Nodes like `<%`).

/cc @domingo2000
…sitERBNode` (marcoroth#570)

This pull request updates the `erb-require-whitespace-inside-tags`
linter rule to use the new `visitERBNode` method in the visitor
introduced in marcoroth#569.
Signed-off-by: Marco Roth <marco.roth@intergga.ch>
## What it does

This PR removes the need for heap allocating the struct members of a
token (position, range, location)

## How it does it

- Change the `token_T` members `range` and `location` to be structs,
instead of pointers to structs
- Change `location_T` members `start` and `end` to be structs, instead
of pointers to structs
- Removes functions only used to access struct members, as they were not
consistently used anyway
- Removes init functions that do not add anything beyond providing a 1-1
mapping of argument to struct members
- Removes copy methods as we are passing the structs by value
- Use 32bit unsigned integers for range/position/location struct
members, effectively limiting the parseable filesize to 2^32-1 bytes
(4gb) which for all intents and purposes (templates after all) should
more than suffice. Saves a bit of memory without any real world
drawbacks.
Closes marcoroth#437

---------

Co-authored-by: Marco Roth <marco.roth@intergga.ch>
…h#575)

This pull request updates the formatter CLI to print the `⚠️
Experimental Preview ...` warning on `stderr` instead of `stdout` to
other tools can programmatically use the formatter output.

Resolves marcoroth#574
…th#576)

This pull request updates the Engine to detect and support the
compilation of [Ruby Block
Comments](https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/syntax/comments_rdoc.html)
in HTML+ERB templates.

The following templates can now be compiled and evaluated:

```html+erb
<%
=begin %>
  This, while unusual, is a legal form of commenting.
<%
=end %>
<div>Hey there</div>
```

Resolves marcoroth#562
…coroth#578)

This pull request updates the parser to fix the analysis of nested
control flow structures within `case/when` and `case/in` statements.

The following kind templates now have the properly nested structure:

```html+erb
<% case 1 %>
<% when 1 %>
  <%= content_tag(:p) do %>
    Yep
  <% end %>
<% end %>
```

Resolves marcoroth#540
…oroth#577)

This pull request updates the parser to analyze `yield` inside `case`
nodes as `ERBCaseNode` instead of `ERBYieldNode`.

The following templates:
```html+erb
<% case yield(:a) %>
<% when 'a' %>
  aaa
<% end %>
```

Gets now parsed as:
```js
@ DocumentNode (location: (1:0)-(5:0))
└── children: (2 items)
    ├── @ ERBCaseNode (location: (1:0)-(4:9))
    │   ├── tag_opening: "<%" (location: (1:0)-(1:2))
    │   ├── content: " case yield(:a) " (location: (1:2)-(1:18))
    │   ├── tag_closing: "%>" (location: (1:18)-(1:20))
    │   ├── children: (1 item)
    │   │   └── @ HTMLTextNode (location: (1:20)-(2:0))
    │   │       └── content: "\n"
    │   │
    │   ├── conditions: (1 item)
    │   │   └── @ ERBWhenNode (location: (2:0)-(2:14))
    │   │       ├── tag_opening: "<%" (location: (2:0)-(2:2))
    │   │       ├── content: " when 'a' " (location: (2:2)-(2:12))
    │   │       ├── tag_closing: "%>" (location: (2:12)-(2:14))
    │   │       └── statements: (1 item)
    │   │           └── @ HTMLTextNode (location: (2:14)-(4:0))
    │   │               └── content: "\n  aaa\n"
    │   │
    │   │
    │   ├── else_clause: ∅
    │   └── end_node:
    │       └── @ ERBEndNode (location: (4:0)-(4:9))
    │           ├── tag_opening: "<%" (location: (4:0)-(4:2))
    │           ├── content: " end " (location: (4:2)-(4:7))
    │           └── tag_closing: "%>" (location: (4:7)-(4:9))
    │
    │
    └── @ HTMLTextNode (location: (4:9)-(5:0))
        └── content: "\n"
```

Previously it was parsed as:

```js
@ DocumentNode (location: (1:0)-(5:0))
└── children: (6 items)
    ├── @ ERBYieldNode (location: (1:0)-(1:20))
    │   ├── tag_opening: "<%" (location: (1:0)-(1:2))
    │   ├── content: " case yield(:a) " (location: (1:2)-(1:18))
    │   └── tag_closing: "%>" (location: (1:18)-(1:20))
    │
    ├── @ HTMLTextNode (location: (1:20)-(2:0))
    │   └── content: "\n"
    │
    ├── @ ERBContentNode (location: (2:0)-(2:14))
    │   ├── tag_opening: "<%" (location: (2:0)-(2:2))
    │   ├── content: " when 'a' " (location: (2:2)-(2:12))
    │   ├── tag_closing: "%>" (location: (2:12)-(2:14))
    │   ├── parsed: true
    │   └── valid: false
    │
    ├── @ HTMLTextNode (location: (2:14)-(4:0))
    │   └── content: "\n  aaa\n"
    │
    ├── @ ERBContentNode (location: (4:0)-(4:9))
    │   ├── tag_opening: "<%" (location: (4:0)-(4:2))
    │   ├── content: " end " (location: (4:2)-(4:7))
    │   ├── tag_closing: "%>" (location: (4:7)-(4:9))
    │   ├── parsed: true
    │   └── valid: false
    │
    └── @ HTMLTextNode (location: (4:9)-(5:0))
        └── content: "\n"
```

Resolves marcoroth#561
This pull request updates the C-CLI to also call
`herb_analyze_parse_tree` in the `parse` command, so that the
`ERBContentNodes` also get analyzed in a HTML+ERB document.

AS discussed in
marcoroth#406 (comment)
This pull request is an alternative to marcoroth#579 and reworks the buffer to
not have a default capacity anymore, but instead, let the caller decide
how big the initial buffer capacity should be.

This also allows callers to request enough capacity upfront if they know
the approximate or exact buffer buffer length, which then doesn't need
any buffer capacity expansions at a later point, thus removing the need
to reallocate.

Closes marcoroth#579
This pull request removes the JSON Serialize Implementation that we
haven't really made use of, so we are going to remove it for now.

If we end up needing it again, we can reference back to this pull
request and add the implementation back as it should be somewhat
straightforward to bring back.
This pull request implements linter test helpers to reduce the verbosity
in the linter rule tests. The new `createLinterTest()` helper provides a
cleaner API with `expectError()`, `expectWarning()`,
`expectNoOffenses()`, and `assertOffenses()` functions.

Example:

```ts
import { SomeRule } from "../../src/rules/some-rule.js"
import { createLinterTest } from "../helpers/linter-test-helper.js"

const { expectNoOffenses, expectError, assertOffenses } = createLinterTest(SomeRule)

describe("SomeRule", () => {
  test("no offenses", () => {
    expectNoOffenses(`<div></div>`)
  })

  test("with offenses", () => {
    expectError("Error message.")
    expectWarning("Warning message.")

    assertOffenses(`<div></div>`)
  })
})
```

Resolves marcoroth#461
This PR changes the way lexers and parsers are initialized. 

Instead of making an allocation for the lexer/parser inside the init
function of the respective system, it allows the caller of the init
function to decide whether the lexer/parser data is going to live on the
stack or heap.

The lexer/parser lifetimes are limited to the scope of a single function
making it possible to use a stack variable.
…h#596)

This pull request fixes a bug in the Herb Engine that wouldn't allow
compiling `case/in` nodes in HTML+ERB templates.

It's now possible to compile and render the following template:

```html+erb
<% case {} %>
<% in {} %>
  "matched"
<% else %>
  "not matched"
<% end %>
```

Resolves marcoroth#594
…arcoroth#591)

This pull request fixes a bug in the Formatter where it was incorrectly
inserting whitespace between ERB interpolations/inline elements and
adjacent punctuation.

This pull request also fixes a bug in the Formatter which was
duplicating content when formatting inline elements with long text
content.

Resolves marcoroth#436
Resolves marcoroth#469
Resolves marcoroth#564
Resolves marcoroth#588
Resolves marcoroth#590
…marcoroth#597)

This pull request reactors the `FormatPrinter` by extracting the
independent format helper functions to the `format-helpers.ts` file.

Follow up on marcoroth#591.
)

This pull request introduces the `erb-no-case-node-children` linter rule
which disallows having meaningful content between the `<% case %>` and
the first `<% when ... %>` or `<% in ... %>` condition.

For example, it would flag this:

```html+erb
<% case variable %>
  This content is outside of any when/else block!
<% when "a" %>
  A
<% when "b" %>
  B
<% end %>
```

Resolves marcoroth#595
marcoroth and others added 26 commits October 21, 2025 12:19
…#674)

This PR adds the new arena allocator to the `hb_string_to_c_string` that
is the only `hb_string` function that needs to allocate memory.
This PR migrates the lexer peek helper interfaces to use `hb_string_T`
instead of null terminated strings.
This PR removes the `size_t_to_string` function and replaces its only
usages the function body.

## Reasoning

- `size_t_to_string` is only used in one place
- it is rather trivial
- if we would migrate it to use the arena allocator we would need to
pass an explicit arena allocator to the pretty print function
- Using a stack allocated char array has better cache locality
This PR starts using the `hb_string_T` in the interface of
`herb_analyze`.

This is a side effect free refactor, that makes the switch to
`hb_string_T` based token values easier later on.
This PR removes the unused `pretty_print_analyzed_ruby` function
This PR is just a minor fix for a nitpick of mine. Instead of using the
ascii codes in the `is_newline` function, we use the characters
directly, making the function way more readable.
As discovered by @timkaechele, this pull request fixes a memory leak in
the `lexer_parse_erb_content` function when returning early in the
`lexer_eof` case.

Co-authored-by: Tim Kächele <3810945+timkaechele@users.noreply.github.com>
Follow up on marcoroth#690 

**`bin/leaks_parse examples/incomplete_erb.invalid.html.erb`**

```
leaks Report Version: 4.0, multi-line stacks
Process 1007: 189 nodes malloced for 11 KB
Process 1007: 4 leaks for 240 total leaked bytes.

STACK OF 1 INSTANCE OF 'ROOT LEAK: <malloc in hb_array_init>':
5   dyld                                  0x1820aab98 start + 6076
4   herb                                  0x10282b800 main + 576  main.c:96
3   herb                                  0x102829250 herb_parse + 168  herb.c:40
2   herb                                  0x10282c29c herb_parser_init + 64  parser.c:39
1   herb                                  0x102831774 hb_array_init + 24  hb_array.c:12
0   libsystem_malloc.dylib                0x18227d080 _malloc_zone_malloc_instrumented_or_legacy + 152
====
    2 (176 bytes) ROOT LEAK: <malloc in hb_array_init 0x14c704130> [32]
       1 (144 bytes) <malloc in hb_array_init 0x14c704150> [144]

STACK OF 1 INSTANCE OF 'ROOT LEAK: <calloc in token_init>':
10  dyld                                  0x1820aab98 start + 6076
9   herb                                  0x10282b800 main + 576  main.c:96
8   herb                                  0x102829258 herb_parse + 176  herb.c:42
7   herb                                  0x10282c2e4 herb_parser_parse + 24  parser.c:1206
6   herb                                  0x10282c36c parser_parse_document + 124  parser.c:1196
5   herb                                  0x10282c054 parser_consume_expected + 36  parser_helpers.c:152
4   herb                                  0x10282c018 parser_consume_if_present + 64  parser_helpers.c:148
3   herb                                  0x10282bee8 parser_advance + 40  parser_helpers.c:142
2   herb                                  0x10282a3a4 lexer_next_token + 52  lexer.c:269
1   herb                                  0x10282fc5c token_init + 40  token.c:17
0   libsystem_malloc.dylib                0x18227d270 _malloc_zone_calloc_instrumented_or_legacy + 132
====
    2 (64 bytes) ROOT LEAK: <calloc in token_init 0x14c704370> [48]
       1 (16 bytes) <malloc in herb_strdup 0x14c7043a0> [16]

```
…th#689)

This PR changes the interface and implementation of
`parser_check_matching_tag` to make use of the new `hb_string_T` struct
and accompanying functions.
This PR namespaces the `parser_free` function and renames it to
`parser_deinit`.

Follow up on marcoroth#691
This PR refactors the `quoted_string` utility to use `hb_string_T` as an
argument and fixes all call sites.
Signed-off-by: Marco Roth <marco.roth@intergga.ch>
…coroth#688)

This PR adapts the interfaces of the `parser_is_foreign_content_tag` and
`parser_get_foreign_content_type` to use `hb_string_T` instead of a
`const char*`.
This pull request upgrades the `llvm` and the related `clang`,
`clang-format` and `clang-tidy` versions from 19 to 21.
This PR changes the interface to the `is_void_element` function to use
`hb_string_T` and adapts all call sites.

This makes the switch to `hb_string_T` based token values easier later
on.
This PR refactors the `parser_get_foreign_content_closing_tag` and
`parser_is_expected_closing_tag_name` to use `hb_string_T` instead of c
strings.
…coroth#697)

The `html-no-space-in-tag` linter rule (marcoroth#559 and marcoroth#642) has quite a few
false positives and corrupts documents when using the `--fix` option
(see marcoroth#695), which is why this pull request removes the
`html-no-space-in-tag` rule from the default rules for now.

We can enable this rule again in the future when we improve the accuracy
of the rule.
…arcoroth#700)

This pull request changes the VS Code Language Server client to only
show the `Report Issue` Code Action when the `diagnostic.source`
contains `"Herb"`.

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/>

This makes it so the Code Action only shows up on diagnostics issued by
the Herb Language Server.


Resolves marcoroth#308
Resolves marcoroth#699
…s 1 directory (marcoroth#702)

Bumps the npm_and_yarn group with 1 update in the / directory:
[playwright](https://github.com/microsoft/playwright).

Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…ectory (marcoroth#705)

Bumps the npm_and_yarn group with 1 update in the / directory:
[vite](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/tree/HEAD/packages/vite).

Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
Co-authored-by: dependabot[bot] <49699333+dependabot[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
This PR changes all `html_util` functions to use `hb_string_T` instead
of c strings.
This pull request renames the `hb_string_from_c_string` function to just
`hb_string` which makes it a bit easier and more natural to read.
This pull request moves the `hb_arena.c` file into the `src/utils/`
folder in order to be in line with `hb_array.c`, `hb_string.c`, and
`hb_buffer.c`.
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A wee nod 👍

@asilano asilano merged commit f906fcf into main Oct 21, 2025
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