Follow a call made inside an imported module - #884
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A function reached across a module boundary can call its own module's functions, and those have no index in the program being compiled either. The lowering only looked for an import, so `markdown.deed` was refused at `slice`, which `std/string`'s own `replace` calls and nothing imports. Same path as an import: the callee is lowered from the module being read, as it is reached, into the same program. Nothing here is on the path of a program that imports nothing. Twenty-eight of thirty-four. Part of #877.
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Follow-up to #882. A function reached across a module boundary can call its own module's functions, and those have no index in the program being compiled either. The lowering only looked for an import, so
markdown.deedgot refused atslice, whichstd/string's ownreplacecalls and nothing imports.Same path as an import: the callee is lowered from the module being read, as it is reached, into the same program. Nothing here is on the path of a program that imports nothing.
The agreement test grew a function in the library that calls another one in the same library, since that was the case that was missing.
Twenty-eight of thirty-four. Part of #877.
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