Second pass over the page memory model (done by Codex/gpt-6-astra in an
isolated worktree, reviewed and merged here):
- Resize/reflow now port Zig's incremental ReflowCursor algorithm with
page backfill and the same capacity growth/split sequence, instead of
rebuilding a snapshot, so page boundaries, pruning and tracked-pin
remapping match Ghostty.
- Point<->pin conversion for the active area starts at the list tail and
the viewport offset is cached, so hot-path operations no longer walk
the whole scrollback from the head.
- RefCountedSet reproduces Zig's observable ID reuse and error points.
- All 202 PageList tests are ported (plus 13 extra regressions).
With this, the five Screen/Terminal tests previously ignored as blocked
on PageList behaviour pass and are re-enabled.
Test Plan:
- cargo test -p ghostty-terminal (913 passed, 0 ignored)
- cargo clippy -p ghostty-terminal --all-targets -- -D warnings
First cut of the terminal core memory model from ZIG/src/terminal:
size, point, style, hyperlink, ref_counted_set, page and PageList.
Design (see docs/rewrite/ARCHITECTURE.md decisions 2-4):
- Cell/Row are 8-byte u64 wrappers with Zig's exact bit offsets.
- Page owns row/cell Vecs plus style set, grapheme and hyperlink maps;
Page::layout reproduces Ghostty's byte-size formula on 64-bit Linux so
scrollback-limit pruning matches.
- PageList keeps nodes in a generation-checked slab with a free list and
list-owned tracked pins addressed by handles.
This is explicitly partial (docs/rewrite/notes/ghostty-terminal-
pagelist.md): 151/202 PageList tests ported; reflow rebuilds a snapshot
instead of Zig's incremental ReflowCursor; point<->pin conversion walks
from the list head (no active/viewport caches); RefCountedSet doesn't
reproduce probe-dependent ID reuse. A follow-up pass finishes parity.
Test Plan:
- cargo test -p ghostty-terminal (239 tests)
ddidderr