Merge AoT fragments when building an out-of-order table proxy#507
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When an array of tables is split across out-of-order parts of the same
table, OutOfOrderTableProxy fed both fragments to _raw_append, which
only knows how to chain duplicate Table parts and raised
KeyAlreadyPresent. Valid documents like
[hooks]
[[hooks.Stop]]
[unrelated]
[[hooks.Stop]]
[hooks.state]
failed at parse time (the proxy is also built by __contains__). The
fragments are now presented as a new merged AoT referencing the live
element tables, so neither fragment is mutated and the parts keep
rendering their own elements.
Fixes python-poetry#505
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Fixes #505.
When an array of tables is split across out-of-order parts of the same table,
OutOfOrderTableProxy.__init__fed both fragments to_raw_append, which only knows how to chain duplicateTableparts and raisedKeyAlreadyPresent. Since the proxy is also built by__contains__, valid documents (accepted bytomllib) failed at parse time once a[hooks.*]header followed the second fragment.The fragments are now presented as a new merged
AoTthat references the live element tables — neither fragment is mutated, so the table parts keep rendering their own elements (round-trip stays byte-identical) and element-level mutations through the proxy still write through to the document. This mirrors the isolation note inOutOfOrderTableProxy.validate, which deep-copies for the same reason.The reported config only reproduces when the repeated AoT is genuinely out of order (split by an unrelated table) — contiguous repeats as literally pasted in the issue already worked; verified the merged result matches
tomllibfor both shapes.