fix: .map()/.filter() on class arrays without type annotation#400
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Summary
[new Item("a"), new Item("b")]without an explicitItem[]type annotation was misclassified as a number array (%Array*) instead of an object array (%ObjectArray*).map()and.filter()callbacks to receive class instance pointers asdoublevalues, producing wrong results (empty strings, wrong counts)newexpressions that resolve to known classes, and falls back to recursive element type resolution for other non-primitive typesTest plan
arrays/class-array-map-filter.ts—.map()extracts field,.filter()filters by field value🤖 Generated with Claude Code