[vincentkoc]

Problem

runUnseenCode marks every EvaluatesText builtin escaped and called when a program may evaluate text. That also makes private host evaluators reachable even when unseen JavaScript cannot name or call them. In Bun this retains internal host testing support in compiled programs.

Change

Limit implicit evaluator roots to BuiltinOrigin::Engine. Reachable host evaluators still use the existing direct-call and escaped-call analysis, and keep their truthful EvaluatesText metadata. No host features are disabled.

Validation

• Prepared against upstream b83d8a12aefca6abf933066293912273ee16ad4d; the patch is one production file, 3 additions and 1 deletion. Whitespace checks and independent source review pass. Local ClawSweeper reviewed this exact range using the supported openclaw/WebKit repository profile: no findings; security cleared.
• Bun-host counterfactual on the previous engine: the unreachable-private-evaluator regression fails, while the explicitly called private evaluator control passes.
• Final fork qualification and Linux ARM64 pass on the merged patch tree, including both real Bun-host IR regressions and the existing native program-that-evaluates-text-keeps-every-evaluator control covering all five language evaluators.
• The complete publication run, attempt 1, passes all 21 builds, Linux Bun qualification, native Darwin ARM64, native Windows ARM64, assembly and publication. The immutable merged-source release has all 26 public assets downloaded and byte-verified by its native publisher. This qualifies the frozen fork consumer ae14f84a8f978f069ce8deadb4c5582b3331f139; it does not substitute for exact upstream-base execution.
• Native compilation and execution of this exact upstream-base commit remain pending. The Bun-host fixtures live in Bun, which owns the host builtin table; fork-only qualification machinery is not included here. Fork integration: fix(aot): retain host evaluators only through reachable calls openclaw/WebKit#52. Bun consumer repair: chore(sync): preserve upstream history and repair WebKit consumers openclaw/bun#221.

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Walkthrough

The runUnseenCode loop now marks a builtin as escaped and called only when its origin is Engine and it has the EvaluatesText flag.

Changes

Builtin escape marking

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Origin and flag condition Source/JavaScriptCore/aot/valueflow/AOTValueFlowRulesHost.cpp	The loop now requires both Engine origin and the EvaluatesText flag to mark a builtin as escaped and called.

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 1e2a8

The change narrows which text-evaluating builtins are treated as implicitly reachable, so host evaluators are retained only when the program reaches them. The author reports passing regression and control qualification runs. No concrete merge-blocking defect was established.

Pre-merge checks: 3 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Description check		The description explains the change and validation, but omits key parts of the required commit-message template: a Bugzilla reference, reviewer line, and changed file and function.	Add the bug title and Bugzilla URL, the reviewer line, and the changed file and function entries.

Passed checks: 3 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title describes the main change to host evaluator retention.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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[Jarred-Sumner]

Closing: #997 is merged. It replaces the middle and the back end of the ahead-of-time compiler, so this no longer applies to main and would conflict with it. If the problem still shows on main, please open a new pull request against it.