swift run/build failed on this toolchain (stock swift.org 6.3.3 aarch64 Linux) with:
GLibMainExecutor.swift:227: error: value of type 'GLibMainExecutor' does
not conform to specified type 'MainExecutor'
despite the class already implementing every method MainExecutor requires
(enqueue, run, runUntil, stop) via its separate RunLoopExecutor and
SerialExecutor conformances. Root cause: Swift protocol refinement is
one-directional. MainExecutor : RunLoopExecutor, SerialExecutor adds no
requirements of its own, but conforming to the two parent protocols
separately does not implicitly satisfy the refined protocol - the
existential conversion to 'any MainExecutor' needs an explicit conformance
declaration for MainExecutor itself, confirmed with a minimal repro against
the stdlib's private _Concurrency interface.
Fix: add 'extension GLibMainExecutor: MainExecutor {}' (no new members
needed - the class already satisfies every requirement), scoped inside the
existing '#if canImport(Glibc)' block. Kept off Darwin deliberately:
MainExecutor carries a much higher Darwin '@available' floor than this
package targets, and GLibMainExecutor is only ever installed as the process
main executor on Linux (DarwinMainQueuePump is the Apple equivalent) - on
Darwin it is used solely as a plain SerialExecutor for individual actors,
which does not require MainExecutor conformance.
Verified: 'swift build' and 'swift test' both clean (286/286 tests) in this
package standalone, and a full 'swift build' of Luminate against this
checkout via 'swift package edit' succeeds end to end.
Add @State, StateBox, Binding, DependencyTracker, and
SubscriptionToken for targeted reactive updates.
Label gains two reactive overloads: Label(Binding<String>)
for the explicit-binding path and Label(() -> String) for
tracked closures. Both update the Gtk.Label text in-place
without re-mounting.
Regression tests verify label updates survive when the
Swift wrapper is deallocated after the GObject is attached
to the widget tree (GTK does not retain wrappers).
Includes 28 new tests across ReactiveLabelTests and
StateTests suites.
