feat(ASYNC-01): lower coroutines and Promise awaits

IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md

@@ -450,3 +450,9 @@ rejected. Per-module maps, source hashes, static output closure and unchanged
 notices are retained. Published 0.1.0 artifacts remain unchanged. GitHub Issues
 and Project fields record live delivery status; the forward table records the
 original adopted dependency order. ASYNC-01 and BROWSER-01 follow this foundation.
+
+The explicit [async profile](docs/compiler-async.md) implements ASYNC-01
+coroutines, Promise conversion/chaining, synchronous callbacks, source-located
+rejections and AbortSignal context cancellation. JavaScript microtask timing and
+CPython scheduling differences are documented. Fetch/DOM/worker transport remains
+BROWSER-01; no new async runtime dependency or published artifact is introduced.

README.md

@@ -108,3 +108,7 @@ network requests.
 The development [compiler emitter](docs/compiler-emitter.md) produces deterministic
 ES modules for the approved single-module Python profile. This API is not part
 of the published 0.1.0 distribution.
+
+The explicit [async compiler profile](docs/compiler-async.md) adds lazy coroutines,
+awaited Promise values, callbacks and context cancellation. Browser host adapters
+remain separately tracked.

docs/compiler-async.md

@@ -0,0 +1,101 @@
+# Compiled async profile
+
+The development APIs `parse_source`, `compile_source` and `compile_modules`
+accept `async_enabled=True`. Without it, async syntax remains rejected. Published
+0.1.0 artifacts predate these compiler APIs. Single-module artifacts identify
+`python-browser-async/1` and ABI `python-browser-async-esm/1`; local-module artifacts
+identify `python-browser-modules-async/1` and ABI
+`python-browser-modules-async-esm/1`. These are explicit extensions of the
+[source language](compiler-language.md) and [module contract](compiler-modules.md).
+
+```python
+from JavaScript import Promise
+
+async def main():
+    value = await Promise.resolve(9007199254740993)
+    print(value + 1)
+    return value
+```
+
+Compile this source with the async flag, import its generated `createModule`,
+then use `await createModule().main()` in JavaScript. An exported async function
+returns a native Promise, including for invalid arguments and cancellation.
+Python integers, strings and tuples keep their adopted runtime representation;
+no implicit Number conversion is added. Synchronous exports returning an adopted
+Promise also expose a native Promise. Other synchronous exports remain synchronous.
+
+## Coroutine and Promise behavior
+
+Top-level plain `async def` functions support the existing positional parameters,
+immutable defaults, ordinary control flow and return values. Calling one inside
+compiled Python creates a lazy, single-use coroutine. Its body begins when
+awaited. Arguments/defaults are bound when called. Awaiting the same coroutine
+twice raises RuntimeError; a Promise can be awaited repeatedly. Await in defaults,
+module initialization or a synchronous function is rejected. Async generators,
+async iteration/context managers, asyncio task APIs, gather and top-level await
+are deferred. Unawaited coroutines have no execution side effect; no finalizer
+warning is promised.
+
+The approved async JavaScript registry adds `Promise.resolve(value)`,
+`Promise.reject(TypeError(message))` and `promise.then(on_fulfilled, on_rejected)`.
+Registry imports/aliases resolve by binding identity. A handler is a supported
+plain synchronous Python function or None; omitted/None handlers forward outcomes.
+Each handler receives one argument and is called once. A returned adopted Promise
+is chained; a raised adopted exception rejects the chain without retrying the
+handler. Async callbacks and arbitrary thenables are rejected. Promise constructors,
+catch/finally, all/race and general native Promise inputs remain deferred.
+Coroutines must be awaited before passing them as arguments; async functions
+cannot return an unawaited coroutine or Promise as their final value.
+
+Source locations survive async rejection, imported calls and callbacks. Explicit
+builtin TypeError and existing runtime errors retain their Python names and
+messages. Unexpected host rejections become a bounded RuntimeError rather than
+exposing host internals. Synchronous compiled calls retain depth 128; at most 128
+async coroutine bodies may be active in one context. This bound also limits
+concurrent active bodies and is not CPython's recursion limit.
+
+## Scheduling and cancellation
+
+An exported async invocation starts on a JavaScript microtask. Internal coroutine
+creation remains lazy; native async lowering and Promise continuations preserve
+source evaluation order, short circuiting, and callback single invocation.
+Awaited boolean/chained-comparison expressions may add a continuation even on a
+short-circuited path. Awaiting an already fulfilled Promise also crosses a
+microtask checkpoint. CPython's companion Promise uses thread-backed callbacks
+and its asyncio bridge may resume an already completed awaitable without the
+same checkpoint. Timing relative to unrelated tasks or callbacks is therefore
+not a cross-target guarantee. No implicit event loop or Python scheduler is
+embedded in the generated artifact.
+
+`createModule({write, signal})` accepts an optional AbortSignal for that context.
+Generated statements, public calls, callbacks and await boundaries check it.
+Cancellation rejects pending exported operations with name AbortError and code
+CANCELLED at a recorded source location. Await listeners are removed on success,
+failure and cancellation. Completed output/other side effects remain committed.
+The signal applies to the whole application context; create a fresh context to
+restart. Signal reasons are not copied into application errors.
+
+AbortSignal delivery cannot interrupt busy synchronous execution on its own.
+In a worker, the trusted main thread must retain worker termination as the stop
+path. The [host protocol](https://github.com/outside-labs/pocket-python/blob/main/docs/browser-host-protocol.md)
+uses session/request IDs, serialized tagged values, exactly one terminal result
+and CANCELLED/TIMEOUT replies. A future transport adapter must wrap a pending
+host result as an adopted Promise, forward cancellation to its request, discard
+stale replies and release handles. Raw Promise/Event/DOM objects do not cross
+that transport. HOST-01 specifies that adapter; this task does not implement it.
+
+## Fetch boundary
+
+CPython code continues to use the published `fetch_api.fetch` implementation
+re-exported by `JavaScript`, including its thread-backed Promise and HTTP types.
+Those implementations are not copied into compiled artifacts. `fetch`, Request,
+Response, streaming bodies and response JSON methods remain rejected by this
+compiler profile. BROWSER-01 adds the separately granted `fetch/1` text operation,
+lowering to browser-native Fetch through the trusted host with AbortSignal,
+origin/CORS, URL, credential, redirect, size and deadline rules. Its first text
+metrics UI requires no network access. Streaming, async iterables and standalone
+Promise package extraction remain separate extensions.
+
+Local fixtures compare awaited values, laziness, defaults, order and callback
+errors with CPython and execute the generated modules in Node. Abort and listener
+cleanup tests use a local AbortController; no external network is needed.

docs/compiler-language.md

@@ -93,8 +93,9 @@ provides initial positive and rejected/deferred cases; parsing known sources
 for the contract does not prove a compiler already exists. PARSE-02 implements
 the front end and EMIT-01 must execute emitted output against that corpus.
 
-MOD-01 adds explicit local-module identity and initialization; ASYNC-01 adds
-supported await/Promise/cancellation behavior. BROWSER-01 integrates main-thread
+The local-module profile implements explicit module identity and initialization;
+the [async profile](compiler-async.md) adds supported await/Promise/cancellation
+behavior when explicitly enabled. BROWSER-01 integrates main-thread
 DOM/events and native Fetch through the versioned host protocol; QA-03 verifies
 CPython/Node/browser parity and source-map errors. Origin/CORS and worker message
 constraints remain explicit.

src/JavaScript/_compiler_runtime.py

@@ -216,6 +216,105 @@ class $JSArray { constructor(values) { this.values = values; } }
   if (value instanceof $JSArray && name === 'length') return value.values.length;
   $fail('TypeError', 'Attribute is outside the approved JavaScript registry.', location);
 }
+'''),
+    'async': (('call', 'javascript'), r'''
+if (signal !== null && (typeof signal !== 'object' || typeof signal.aborted !== 'boolean' ||
+    typeof signal.addEventListener !== 'function' || typeof signal.removeEventListener !== 'function')) {
+  throw new TypeError('signal must be an AbortSignal or null');
+}
+function $cancelled(location) {
+  const error = new $PyError('AbortError', 'Compiled operation cancelled.', location);
+  error.code = 'CANCELLED'; return error;
+}
+function $checkpoint(location) { if (signal?.aborted) throw $cancelled(location); }
+class $Coroutine {
+  constructor(start) { this.start = start; this.started = false; }
+}
+class $PromiseValue {
+  constructor(promise) { this.promise = promise; promise.catch(() => {}); Object.freeze(this); }
+}
+const $asyncFunctions = new WeakSet();
+let $activeAsync = 0;
+function $cfn(name, count, defaults, body) {
+  const fn = $fn(name, count, defaults, (args, location) => new $Coroutine(() => body(args, location)));
+  $asyncFunctions.add(fn); return fn;
+}
+function $wait(promise, location) {
+  $checkpoint(location);
+  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
+    let finished = false;
+    const cleanup = () => signal?.removeEventListener('abort', abort);
+    const abort = () => { if (!finished) { finished = true; cleanup(); reject($cancelled(location)); } };
+    signal?.addEventListener('abort', abort, {once: true});
+    if (signal?.aborted) { abort(); return; }
+    promise.then(value => {
+      if (finished) return; finished = true; cleanup();
+      try { $checkpoint(location); resolve(value); } catch (error) { reject(error); }
+    }, error => {
+      if (finished) return; finished = true; cleanup();
+      reject(error instanceof $PyError ? error : new $PyError('RuntimeError', 'Unhandled Promise rejection.', location));
+    });
+  });
+}
+function $await(value, location) {
+  $checkpoint(location);
+  if (value instanceof $PromiseValue) return $wait(value.promise, location);
+  if (!(value instanceof $Coroutine)) $fail('TypeError', 'await requires an adopted coroutine or Promise.', location);
+  if (value.started) $fail('RuntimeError', 'cannot reuse already awaited coroutine', location);
+  value.started = true;
+  if ($activeAsync >= 128) $fail('RecursionError', 'Maximum active async calls (128) exceeded.', location);
+  $activeAsync++;
+  let promise;
+  try { promise = Promise.resolve(value.start()); } catch (error) { promise = Promise.reject(error); }
+  const pending = promise.finally(() => { $activeAsync--; });
+  pending.catch(() => {});
+  return $wait(pending, location);
+}
+const $PromiseRegistry = Object.freeze({
+  resolve: $fn('Promise.resolve', 1, [], (args, location) => {
+    if (args[0] instanceof $Coroutine) $fail('TypeError', 'Await a coroutine before Promise conversion.', location);
+    return args[0] instanceof $PromiseValue ? args[0] : new $PromiseValue(Promise.resolve(args[0]));
+  }),
+  reject: $fn('Promise.reject', 1, [], (args, location) => {
+    if (!(args[0] instanceof $PyError)) $fail('TypeError', 'Promise.reject requires an adopted exception.', location);
+    return new $PromiseValue(Promise.reject(args[0]));
+  })
+});
+function $asyncAttribute(value, name, location) {
+  if (value === $JS && name === 'Promise') return $PromiseRegistry;
+  if (value === $PromiseRegistry && (name === 'resolve' || name === 'reject')) return value[name];
+  if (value instanceof $PromiseValue && name === 'then') return $fn('Promise.then', null, [], (args, where) => {
+    if (args.length > 2 || args.some(fn => fn !== null && (!(fn instanceof $Callable) || $asyncFunctions.has(fn)))) {
+      $fail('TypeError', 'then requires up to two synchronous Python callbacks or None.', where);
+    }
+    const callback = fn => fn == null ? undefined : result => {
+      $checkpoint(where);
+      const returned = $call(fn, [result], where);
+      if (returned instanceof $Coroutine) $fail('TypeError', 'Async Promise callbacks are outside this profile.', where);
+      return returned instanceof $PromiseValue ? returned.promise : returned;
+    };
+    return new $PromiseValue(value.promise.then(callback(args[0]), callback(args[1])));
+  });
+  $fail('TypeError', 'Attribute is outside the adopted async registry.', location);
+}
+'''),
+    'async-expose': (('async', 'input'), r'''
+const $asyncExposed = new WeakMap();
+function $asyncExpose(value, location) {
+  if (!(value instanceof $Callable)) return value;
+  if (!$asyncExposed.has(value)) {
+    const invoke = args => {
+      $checkpoint(location);
+      return $call(value, args.map(argument => $input(argument, location)), location);
+    };
+    $asyncExposed.set(value, $asyncFunctions.has(value) ?
+      (...args) => Promise.resolve().then(() => $await(invoke(args), location)) : (...args) => {
+        const result = invoke(args);
+        return result instanceof $PromiseValue ? $await(result, location) : result;
+      });
+  }
+  return $asyncExposed.get(value);
+}
 '''),
     'input': (('call', 'str', 'tuple'), r'''
 function $input(value, location, depth = 0, seen = new Set()) {
@@ -248,6 +347,8 @@ class $JSArray { constructor(values) { this.values = values; } }
     'types': ('$types', '$isinstance'), 'exception': ('$TypeError',),
     'repr': ('$repr',), 'print': ('$print',),
     'javascript': ('$JS', '$JArray', '$attribute'), 'input': ('$input', '$expose'),
+    'async': ('$checkpoint', '$await', '$cfn', '$PromiseRegistry', '$asyncAttribute'),
+    'async-expose': ('$asyncExpose',),
 }