true" title="feat: let a `[Module]` self-compile its own `[Scan]` (#113) A library can now keep implementations `internal` and expose only interfaces: a `[Module]` that declares a `[Scan]` compiles that scan in its own build, emitting a `public static` factory per match (which constructs the implementation and returns its accessible exposure interface) plus a single-arg `[Singleton<IExposure>(Factory = …, Fallback = Silent)]` registration into the module's partial. To a consuming container this is an ordinary module factory registration, so nothing new crosses the assembly boundary. - Add a second generator root on `[Module]`, gated on the module declaring a `[Scan]`; a plain module still emits nothing. - Expand the scan against the module's own assembly (so `internal` matches are seen), reusing the container scan's candidate discovery, filters and diagnostics. - Disposal of an internal `IDisposable` behind an interface is handled by the existing runtime disposal check for interface-returning factories. - Retire AWT154 (a module `[Scan]` is no longer rejected on import). - Add AWT194 (module with a scan not partial), AWT195 (inaccessible constructor parameter), AWT196 (no accessible exposure), AWT197 (multiple exposures) — all reported in the library's own build. v1 limitations (each reported at the library's source): a match exposes through exactly one accessible interface, and its constructor parameters must be types a consumer can name. Version-skew detection is deferred. Self-compilation is a cross-assembly feature." class="color-fg-default" href="/Testably/Awaiten/pull/117/commits/51df078b47c348387ae4ed0923b653093f3455cb">feat: let a [Module] self-compile its own [Scan] (#113 )

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Commits on Jul 17, 2026

feat: let a `[Module]` self-compile its own `[Scan]` (#113)

feat: let a module [Scan] collect and override like a container scan

Commits on Jul 18, 2026

fix: qualify scan-match identity by module and expand same-compilation module scans container-side

fix: close six review findings on self-compiled module scans (adds AWT200, AWT201)