#1307: give atom-in-atom its packs and check for the next one - #1330
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This branch was stacked on top of #1328 (now merged), so this diff still shows the same unoptimizable-recursion.xsl addition plus the atom-in-atom pack. Needs a rebase onto master to isolate just the #1307 fix, and a manual look either way. Not merging as-is. Generated by Claude Code |
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atom-in-atomwas the one lint with no pack directory, so nothing ever ran it. The rule itself works: handed an atom that carries another atom it reports the error, and handed an atom with nothing inside it stays quiet, which is what the two packs here assert.The existing check only looks one way, from a pack to its XSL. The new one looks the other way, so a lint added without packs fails the build instead of sitting unexercised.
Closes #1307