fix(deps): update module github.com/odvcencio/gotreesitter to v0.25.0

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
github.com/odvcencio/gotreesitter	v0.22.5 → v0.25.0

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Release Notes

odvcencio/gotreesitter (github.com/odvcencio/gotreesitter)

v0.25.0: — performance, memory, and runtime hygiene

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v0.25.0 banks the first post-correctness performance and repository-hygiene tranche.

Highlights:

• Pending-parent child entries now carry exact packed field metadata, and GSS dedupe verifies pending descendants recursively instead of trusting coarse hashes.
• Java large-file accepted-error retries are exact-blob certified: the useful cap-16 merge pass remains, while two redundant cap-64 passes are skipped. The rebased DLBF witness improved wall time by 21.3%, with identical Go output and non-regressive realistic RSS.
• Current main re-certifies the 3,447,275-byte Poppler witness with exact deep C parity and a clean hard-2GiB run at 1,708,712 KiB max RSS.
• Retired zero-only no_alias telemetry and two test-only wrappers are removed.

Compatibility note:
This minor release intentionally removes the exported zero-only ReduceChildNoAlias and related ArenaBreakdown and PerfCounters fields. They had no production producer and always reported zero.

Still open:
Poppler remains 3.50x C, and JavaScript remains pending on throughput. Profiling identifies rejected full-node construction as the next memory lever; the existing pending/transient coexistence modes are not suitable replacements.

v0.24.1: — performance contract and hygiene

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What's Changed

• Correct full-parse benchmark contract by @​odvcencio in #​224
• refactor: remove retired repetition conflict helpers by @​odvcencio in #​225
• perf(caddy): certify recovered repetition reduction by @​odvcencio in #​226
• chore: remove obsolete profiling harnesses by @​odvcencio in #​227
• perf(kotlin): certify the first scanner retry ladder by @​odvcencio in #​228
• release: v0.24.1 performance contract and hygiene by @​odvcencio in #​229

Full Changelog: odvcencio/gotreesitter@v0.24.0...v0.24.1

v0.24.0: — JavaScript parity and memory economy

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What's Changed

• fix(parser): re-lex JavaScript zero-width externals per GLR version by @​odvcencio in #​220
• fix: preserve JavaScript trailing comment ownership by @​odvcencio in #​221
• optimize(parser): bank Poppler memory economy gains by @​odvcencio in #​222
• v0.24.0 — JavaScript parity and memory economy by @​odvcencio in #​223

Full Changelog: odvcencio/gotreesitter@v0.23.1...v0.24.0

v0.23.1: — generator throughput and certification

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This patch release banks the generator work that landed immediately after the exhaustive-parity milestone.

Highlights:

• one deterministic blob encoder now serves the runtime, grammargen, and ts2go paths, including stable trailer-map ordering and large-state GOTO preservation
• bounded on-the-fly LALR item-set merging replaces merge-history expansion for recursive heredoc extras
• Ruby completes its locked pipeline at 11,915 states with exact parity
• Crystal completes its locked pipeline at 14,471 states with exact parity, while its broader measured gaps remain explicit
• C# generation plus the pinned real-corpus test completes in 39.38 seconds where the exact base still times out after five minutes; CGo parity remains 20/20

Crystal is not presented as corpus-complete: direct-C visibility is currently 16/20 no-error and 11/20 exact, and the aggressive corpus remains 10/26 exact. Those floors are now visible and ratchetable rather than hidden.

v0.23.0: — exhaustive parity closure

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This release banks the landmark exhaustive-parity closure: the curated structural matrix is 206/206 passing with zero known-degraded structural or no-error exemptions.

Highlights:

• closes the final Norg alias-target divergences and ratchets the exemption lists to zero
• fixes nested terminal aliases and punctuation-prefixed literals in word grammars
• preserves Python external-token whitespace state so immediate escapes are not suppressed
• aligns Doxygen, JSDoc, HCL, and COBOL recovery/scanner behavior with the C oracle
• refreshes Wave 3 performance evidence and keeps the remaining JavaScript, Scala, and other cliffs explicit

This is a correctness milestone, not a claim of universal near-C performance. The remaining throughput and memory work stays visible in the checked-in performance ledger.

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