Add test suite, CI workflow, and technical documentation

.github/workflows/test.yml

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+name: Tests
+
+on:
+  push:
+    branches: [ main, test-suite ]
+  pull_request:
+    branches: [ main ]
+
+jobs:
+  test:
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    steps:
+      - name: Checkout code
+        uses: actions/checkout@v4
+
+      - name: Set up OCaml
+        uses: ocaml/setup-ocaml@v3
+        with:
+          ocaml-compiler: 5.1.1
+          dune-cache: true
+          opam-repositories: |
+            default: https://github.com/ocaml/opam-repository.git
+
+      - name: Install dependencies
+        run: |
+          sudo apt-get update
+          sudo apt-get install -y npm xz-utils libomp-dev llvm-dev
+          opam install . --deps-only --update-invariant
+          npm install --no-save typescript browserify pug-lexer pug-parser pug-walk
+
+      - name: Install QuickJS
+        run: |
+          curl https://bellard.org/quickjs/quickjs-2021-03-27.tar.xz > quickjs.tar.xz
+          tar xvf quickjs.tar.xz && rm quickjs.tar.xz
+          mv quickjs-2021-03-27 quickjs
+          cd quickjs && make
+
+      - name: Install Flow
+        run: |
+          git clone --branch v0.183.1 --depth 1 https://github.com/facebook/flow.git flow
+          ln -s "$(pwd)/flow/src/parser" src/flow_parser
+          ln -s "$(pwd)/flow/src/third-party/sedlex" src/sedlex
+          ln -s "$(pwd)/flow/src/hack_forked/utils/collections" src/collections
+
+      - name: Run tests
+        run: |
+          mkdir -p strings
+          opam exec -- dune runtest tests/

.gitignore

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 src/flow_parser
 src/sedlex
 src/collections
+
+tests/integration_test_run/

AGENTS.md

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+# Agent Information - String Extractor
+
+This repository contains an OCaml-based internationalization (i18n) string extraction tool. It parses source files (JS, TS, Vue, Pug, HTML) and extracts strings for translation management.
+
+## Documentation
+
+- **[ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md)**: Contains a deep-dive into the codebase layout, directory structure, and a comprehensive API reference. **Read this file first** when:
+  - Starting a new task to understand which files are relevant.
+  - Investigating the impact of changes across the system.
+  - Looking for specific functionality or function definitions before searching.
+
+- **[DEVELOPMENT.md](DEVELOPMENT.md)**: Contains instructions for environment setup, build processes for various platforms, and release workflows. **Read this file first** when:
+  - Setting up the development environment or installing dependencies (OCaml, JS, QuickJS).
+  - Building the project for development or release.
+  - Executing the tool for manual verification or testing.
+  - Managing version numbers or release artifacts.
+
+## Project Overview
+
+- **Language**: OCaml (5.1.1) with some C++ (QuickJS bridge) and JavaScript (parsers via Browserify).
+- **Architecture**:
+  - `src/cli/`: Main entry point, command-line interface, and output generation logic.
+  - `src/parsing/`: OCaml parsers using `Angstrom` for custom formats and `Flow_parser` for JS.
+  - `src/quickjs/`: Bridge to QuickJS to run JavaScript-based parsers (TypeScript/Pug) from OCaml.
+  - `src/utils/`: Common utilities for collection, timing, and I/O.
+- **Key Libraries**: `Core`, `Eio` (concurrency), `Angstrom` (parsing), `Yojson`, `Ppx_jane`.
+
+## Essential Commands
+
+### Build
+- **Development build**: `dune build src/cli/strings.exe`
+- **Watch mode**: `dune build src/cli/strings.exe -w`
+- **Release build (MacOS)**: `DUNE_PROFILE=release dune build src/cli/strings.exe`
+- **Full release cycle**: See `DEVELOPMENT.md` for `cp`, `strip`, and Docker commands.
+
+### Run
+- After building: `./_build/default/src/cli/strings.exe [directory-to-extract-from]`
+- The CLI expects to be run from the root of a project containing a `strings/` directory (or it will create one if a `.git` folder is present).
+
+### Installation (Dev Setup)
+Refer to `DEVELOPMENT.md` for specific `opam` and `npm` setup steps, as the project has several external dependencies (Flow, QuickJS, pug-lexer, etc.).
+
+## Code Conventions & Patterns
+
+### Parsing Strategy
+1. **Direct Parsers**: Simple formats like `.strings`, `HTML`, and basic `Vue` tags are parsed using `Angstrom` in `src/parsing/`.
+2. **JS/TS Parsing**: 
+   - Javascript uses `Flow_parser` and a custom AST walker in `src/parsing/js_ast.ml`.
+   - TypeScript uses the official TS parser running inside QuickJS (`src/quickjs/`).
+3. **Pug Parsing**: Has a "fast" OCaml implementation (`src/parsing/pug.ml`) and a "slow" official Pug implementation via QuickJS (`src/quickjs/`).
+
+### Extraction Pattern
+- Content is extracted into a `Utils.Collector.t`.
+- The collector tracks found strings, potential scripts (to be further parsed), and file errors.
+- **Convention**: Strings found inside `L("...")` calls are treated as translations in JS/TS.
+
+### Concurrency
+- Uses OCaml 5's `Eio` for multicore processing.
+- Parallel traversal of directories is handled in `src/cli/strings.ml` via `Fiber.List.iter` and `Eio.Executor_pool`.
+- JS workers (QuickJS) are managed via a pool in `src/quickjs/quickjs.ml`.
+
+## Important Gotchas
+
+- **QuickJS Dependency**: Requires a compiled `quickjs` directory at the project root for building. `dune` rules in `src/quickjs/dune` copy headers and libraries from there.
+- **Generated Headers**: `src/quickjs/runtime.h` is generated from `src/quickjs/parsers.js` using `browserify` and `qjsc`.
+- **Linking**: MacOS builds use specific link flags (e.g., `ld64.lld`) defined in `src/cli/link_flags.*`.
+- **OCamlFormat**: `.ocamlformat` is present; ensure you format OCaml code before submitting.
+- **Memory Safety**: Be cautious with C++ FFI code in `src/quickjs/quickjs.cpp`, particularly regarding OCaml's GC interaction (`CAMLparam`, `CAMLreturn`, `caml_release_runtime_system`).
+
+## Testing Approach
+
+- **Inline Tests**: The project uses `ppx_inline_test`. Parsers in `src/parsing/` can be tested directly within the OCaml files or in the `tests/` directory.
+- **Test Suite**: A standard test suite is located in `tests/test_runner.ml`. It covers JS, HTML, Pug, and `.strings` file parsing.
+- **Integration Tests**: Verification can be performed by running the built binary against fixtures in `tests/fixtures/` and checking the generated output in the `strings/` directory.
+- **Debug Flags**: Use `--show-debugging` or `--debug-pug` / `--debug-html` flags in the CLI to inspect internal parsing results.
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+### "File modified since last read"
+If you receive an error stating that a file has been **"modified since it was last read"**, it usually indicates a discrepancy between the file's filesystem timestamp and the internal state tracking.
+
+**Example Error:**
+> `Edit failed: The file '/path/to/file' was modified since it was last read. Please read the file again before trying to edit it.`
+
+**Recommended Fix:**
+1. Execute `touch filename` to reset the file's modification time to the current system time.
+2. Re-read the file using the `view` tool.
+3. Attempt the edit again.
+

ARCHITECTURE.md

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+# Architecture Documentation - String Extractor
+
+This document provides a high-level overview of the String Extractor's architecture, directory structure, and internal APIs.
+
+## Project Entry Point
+
+The main entry point of the application is **`src/cli/strings.ml`**. It handles command-line argument parsing using `Core.Command`, sets up the `Eio` runtime, and initiates the file traversal process.
+
+## Directory Structure
+
+```text
+/
+├── src/
+│   ├── cli/            # Main CLI application logic
+│   │   ├── strings.ml  # CLI entry point, traversal coordination
+│   │   ├── vue.ml      # Vue-specific parsing and extraction logic
+│   │   └── generate.ml # Localization file generation (.strings, .json)
+│   ├── parsing/        # Core parsers using Angstrom and Flow
+│   │   ├── basic.ml    # Common parsing utilities and combinators
+│   │   ├── js_ast.ml   # Flow AST walker for string extraction
+│   │   ├── js.ml       # JavaScript string extraction entry point
+│   │   ├── pug.ml      # Native Pug template parsing
+│   │   ├── html.ml     # HTML template parsing
+│   │   ├── strings.ml  # .strings file parsing logic
+│   │   └── ...         # Other specialized parsers (vue blocks, styles)
+│   ├── quickjs/        # Interface to QuickJS for JS/TS/Pug parsing
+│   │   ├── quickjs.ml  # OCaml FFI to QuickJS
+│   │   ├── quickjs.cpp # C++ implementation of the bridge
+│   │   └── parsers.js  # JS-based parsers running in QuickJS
+│   └── utils/          # Shared utility modules
+│       ├── collector.ml # State container for collected strings/errors
+│       ├── io.ml       # I/O helpers
+│       ├── timing.ml   # Performance measurement
+│       └── exception.ml # Exception handling
+├── strings/            # Directory where .strings files are managed
+├── dune-project        # Dune build system configuration
+└── README.md           # Project overview and usage instructions
+```
+
+## Core API Reference
+
+### `src/cli/`
+- **`Strings.main`**: Coordinates the entire run, including directory traversal and result generation.
+- **`Vue.parse`**: Splits a `.vue` file into its constituent parts (template, script, style).
+- **`Generate.write_english`**: Creates `english.strings` and `english.json` from the collected strings.
+- **`Generate.write_other`**: Updates existing translations for other languages.
+
+### `src/parsing/`
+- **`Parsing.Basic`**: Provides foundational Angstrom parsers for whitespace, strings, and standard error handling.
+- **`Parsing.Js.extract_to_collector`**: Entry point for scanning JavaScript source code.
+- **`Parsing.Js_ast.extract`**: A comprehensive walker for the Flow AST that identifies and extracts strings from `L("...")` calls.
+- **`Parsing.Pug.collect`**: Traverses the native Pug AST to extract strings.
+- **`Parsing.Strings.parse`**: Parses existing `.strings` files into a lookup table.
+
+### `src/quickjs/`
+- **`Quickjs.extract_to_collector`**: Offloads extraction to QuickJS for TypeScript and advanced Pug templates.
+
+### `src/utils/`
+- **`Utils.Collector.create`**: Initializes a new string collection state for a specific file. (type `t = { path: string; strings: string Queue.t; ... }`)
+- **`Utils.Collector.blit_transfer`**: Merges results from one collector into another.
+
+## Control Flow
+1. **Initiation**: `strings.exe` starts, parses CLI flags, and identifies the target directory.
+2. **Traversal**: Uses `Eio` to recursively walk the directory tree.
+3. **Dispatch**: For each supported file extension, the corresponding parser in `src/parsing` is invoked.
+4. **Collection**: Parsers find strings (usually inside `L()`) and add them to a `Collector.t`.
+5. **Generation**: `Generate.ml` aggregates strings from all collectors and updates the `strings/` directory.
+
+## Testing Setup
+
+The project implements a multi-layered testing strategy:
+
+1. **Inline Tests**: Using `ppx_inline_test`, logic can be tested directly within the source files. This is primarily used for parser validation in `src/parsing/`.
+2. **Standard Test Suite**: Located in `tests/test_runner.ml`, this suite uses `ppx_expect` and `ppx_assert` to verify:
+   - JavaScript string extraction via `Flow_parser`.
+   - HTML and Pug extraction via `SZXX` and `Angstrom`.
+   - Apple-style `.strings` file parsing.
+3. **Integration Testing**: The `tests/fixtures/` directory contains sample files of all supported types. The CLI can be run against these fixtures to verify end-to-end extraction and output generation (`.strings` and `.json` files).
+
+The `tests/dune` file configures the test library and enables inline tests for the module.

DEVELOPMENT.md

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 ## Local development
 
 ### Setup
+
 From the root of the repo:
+
 ```sh
 brew install opam libomp llvm
 
 opam switch create . ocaml-variants.5.1.1+options --no-install
+eval $(opam env)
 opam install . --deps-only -t
 
 # Remove old Flow version
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 ```
 
 ### MacOS - Development
+
 ```sh
 # Build
 dune build src/cli/strings.exe -w
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 ```
 
 ### MacOS - Build & Run
+
 ```sh
 # Don't forget to update the version number in [strings.ml]
 
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 ```
 
 ### Docker (Linux) - Build & Run
+
 ```sh
 # Don't forget to update the version number in [strings.ml]
 
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   ## apt-get update && apt-get install musl
   ## /app/strings.linux frontend
 ```
+
+### Testing
+
+To run the automated tests and generate the translation files, first create the `strings/` directory at the project root, then run the tests. Ensure your opam environment is initialized:
+
+```sh
+eval $(opam env)
+mkdir -p strings && opam exec -- dune runtest tests/
+```
+
+This command builds the project, executes the test suite, and populates the `strings/` directory with `english.strings` (extracted from fixtures) and merged `french.strings`.

dune

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-(data_only_dirs node_modules quickjs)
+(data_only_dirs node_modules quickjs flow)
 (env
   (dev
     (flags (:standard -warn-error -A))

src/cli/link_flags.linux.dev.dune

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+()

src/quickjs/dune

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 (rule
   (targets libomp.a)
   (action (bash "
-    cp /usr/local/Cellar/libomp/17.0.6/lib/libomp.a . &> /dev/null \
-    || cp /usr/lib/libgomp.a libomp.a
+    OUT=\"libomp.a\"
+    PAWTHS=\"
+      /usr/local/Cellar/libomp/17.0.6/lib/libomp.a
+      /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libomp.a
+      /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgomp.a
+      /usr/lib/libgomp.a
+      /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/*/libgomp.a
+      /usr/lib/gcc/aarch64-redhat-linux/*/libgomp.a
+    \"
+    for p in $PAWTHS; do
+      for matched_path in $p; do
+        if [ -f \"$matched_path\" ]; then
+          cp \"$matched_path\" \"$OUT\"
+          exit 0
+        fi
+      done
+    done
+    echo \"Error: Could not find libomp.a or libgomp.a\" >&2
+    exit 1
   "))
   (mode standard)
 )

tests/dune

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+(library
+  (name parsing_tests)
+  (inline_tests)
+  (libraries parsing utils core eio_main)
+  (preprocess (pps ppx_jane ppx_inline_test))
+)
+
+(rule
+  (alias runtest)
+  (deps
+    ../src/cli/strings.exe
+    (source_tree fixtures))
+  (action
+    (bash "
+      TMP_DIR=\"integration_test_run\"
+      rm -rf $TMP_DIR
+      mkdir -p $TMP_DIR/strings
+      mkdir -p $TMP_DIR/.git
+      printf '\"Hello from HTML\" = \"Bonjour de HTML\";\n' > $TMP_DIR/strings/french.strings
+      cp -r fixtures $TMP_DIR/
+      cd $TMP_DIR
+      ../../src/cli/strings.exe fixtures --output strings &> /dev/null
+      cd ..
+
+      if ! grep -q \"Bonjour de HTML\" $TMP_DIR/strings/french.strings; then
+        echo \"Error: French translation lost in .strings\"
+        exit 1
+      fi
+      if ! grep -q \"Bonjour de HTML\" $TMP_DIR/strings/french.json; then
+        echo \"Error: French translation lost in .json\"
+        exit 1
+      fi
+      if ! grep -q \"MISSING TRANSLATION - demo.pug\" $TMP_DIR/strings/french.strings; then
+        echo \"Error: Missing translation marker not found in .strings\"
+        exit 1
+      fi
+
+      echo \"✅ French integration test passed\"
+      rm -rf $TMP_DIR
+
+      # Help user populate root strings/ if it exists
+      # We use absolute paths to ensure we hit the real source directory
+      # even if sandboxed in _build/default/tests
+      # The dune-project is used as a landmark for the root
+      # Traverse up to find the root of the source tree
+      # In dune, we are at _build/default/tests
+      ROOT_SRC=\"$(cd ../../.. && pwd)\"
+      if [ -d \"$ROOT_SRC/strings\" ]; then
+        # Extraction generates 5 strings.
+        # We pre-populate 3 translations.
+        printf '\"Hello from HTML\" = \"Bonjour de HTML\";\n\"Hello from JS\" = \"Bonjour de JS\";\n\"Hello from Pug\" = \"Bonjour de Pug\";\n' > \"$ROOT_SRC/strings/french.strings\"
+        ./../src/cli/strings.exe \"$ROOT_SRC/tests/fixtures\" --output \"$ROOT_SRC/strings\"
+      fi
+    ")))

tests/fixtures/demo.html

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+<i18n>Hello from HTML</i18n>

tests/fixtures/demo.js

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+L('Hello from JS');

tests/fixtures/demo.pug

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+i18n Hello from Pug

tests/fixtures/demo.vue

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+<template>
+<i18n>Hello from Vue Template</i18n>
+</template>
+
+<script>
+export default {
+  data() {
+    return {
+      msg: L('Hello from Vue Script')
+    }
+  }
+}
+</script>