059 opaque tap skipping

// Test 310_040: Opaque Events Are Skipped By Taps
//
// Demonstrates that events marked [opaque] are NOT wrapped by taps.
// This prevents infinite recursion when internal implementation events
// are called from within tap handlers.
//
// Example: A universal tap (* -> *) should not tap [opaque] events,
// allowing internal events (like emit_transition in CCP) to be called
// safely from tap handlers without creating infinite loops.

const std = @import("std");
~import std/taps

// Public event - will be tapped
~event hello {}

// Internal event - marked opaque to prevent tapping
~[opaque] event internal-log { msg: []const u8 }

~proc hello|zig {
    std.debug.print("Hello\n", .{});
}

~proc internal-log|zig {
    std.debug.print("[INTERNAL] {s}\n", .{msg});
}

// Universal tap - should wrap hello() but NOT internal-log()
~tap(* -> *)
| Profile p |> internal-log(msg: p.source)

// Call hello - tap should fire and call internal-log
// The internal-log call from the tap should NOT be wrapped again
// (it's opaque, so tap won't try to tap it)
~hello()