Phase 1b: control-flow execution + faithful block scoping (if/loop/attempt/consent) (#116)

## What

Completes the statement-execution relation by adding the four
**control-flow
forms** (`if`/`loop`/`attempt`/`consent`) to `StmtExec`, with **faithful
lexical
scoping** (the option-A choice — the Rust `Environment{bindings,
parent}`
discipline): on block exit, the names a block *declared* are rolled back
to their
entry values, while assignments to *enclosing* variables persist.

## Scope machinery

| Definition / lemma | Role |
|---|---|
| `declaredVarsOf` / `declaredVars` | the names a statement / block
declares (top-level `varDecl`s) |
| `restoreVars names ρpre ρpost` | roll declared names back to entry
values; keep everything else (incl. outer mutations) |
| `stmt_ctx_off_declared` / `ctx_agrees_off_declared` | statics: the
type context is unchanged off the declared names |
| `store_wellTyped_restore` | the restored store is well typed against
the outer `Γ` |

## New `StmtExec` rules

- `ifTrue` / `ifFalse` — run the taken branch, restore its declarations.
- `loopDone` / `loopStep` — **`loopStep` recurses on the *restored*
store**, so outer-variable mutations carry across iterations while
declarations re-scope each pass.
- `attemptOk` (selective restore) / `attemptErr` (restore entry `ρ`, per
op-sem `[B-Attempt-Err]`).
- `consentGrant` / `consentDeny`.

## Preservation — now the full mutual induction

`stmt_exec_preservation` / `stmts_exec_preservation` are upgraded from
the
simple-only versions to cover all forms, proved via the **`StmtExec.rec`
mutual
recursor**. Two reasons the recursor (not `induction` + `cases`) was
required:

1. Lean's `induction` tactic doesn't support mutual inductives.
2. The loop's recursion is *same-statement* (smaller derivation,
identical AST), so it's **non-AST-structural** — only
derivation-structural elimination via the recursor closes it.

The control-flow cases bridge `stmts_exec_preservation` (giving
`StoreWellTyped Γ₁ ρb`) back to the outer `Γ` via
`ctx_agrees_off_declared` + `store_wellTyped_restore`.

## Faithfulness — demonstrated by running programs

Two smoke tests that actually execute and distinguish this model from a
naive whole-store restore:

- `if true { remember y = 0 }` from the empty store → **empty store**
(block-local `y` does *not* escape).
- `if true { x = 1 }` with outer `x` → **`x = 1` persists** through the
block.

## Verification

- `lean docs/proofs/verification/WokeLang.lean` exits 0 (Lean 4.30.0,
Mathlib-free, single-file).
- Hole-free: scoping lemmas depend only on `propext`; the preservation
theorems use the classical kernel base (`propext`, `Classical.choice`,
`Quot.sound`). No `sorryAx`.

## Documented divergences (honest, in-file)

- **`loop` is bool/while-guarded**, inheriting the merged
`StmtWellTyped.loop : … .bool` premise, whereas the interpreters use a
**counted-`int`** loop. Deferred — changing it edits merged statics.
- `consent`/`attempt` abstract the permission oracle and the result
channel (`hname` unused).
- Early exit (return/break/continue) is unmodeled.
- This is a **preservation-only** result — no statement-progress or
determinism claim.

## Note

An adversarial review workflow (faithfulness vs Rust, non-vacuity,
scoping edge-cases, honesty) is running; any confirmed findings will be
folded in as follow-up commits before merge.

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docs/proofs/VERIFICATION-ROADMAP.md

@@ -180,7 +180,27 @@ unlock Phases 1c / 3a / 4a.
   unless the store is restored on block exit). That store-restoration design is the open
   modelling decision for control-flow execution; `return_`'s value-propagation / block
   short-circuit (relevant once function calls are modelled) is likewise deferred.
-- [ ] Phase 1 (cont.: `[T-Call]` after 1b), 1b (control-flow execution + scoping), 1c — type-safety + operational metatheory.
+- [~] **Phase 1b (control-flow execution + block scoping)** — the four control-flow forms
+  `if`/`loop`/`attempt`/`consent` added to `StmtExec`, with **faithful lexical scoping**
+  (option A, the Rust `Environment{bindings,parent}` discipline): on block exit, the names a
+  block *declared* (`declaredVars`, via the `varDecl`s at its top level) are rolled back to
+  their entry values by `restoreVars`, while assignments to *enclosing* variables persist.
+  `loopStep` recurses on the restored store, so outer-variable mutations carry across
+  iterations while declarations re-scope each pass; `attemptOk` selectively restores,
+  `attemptErr` restores the entry store (op-sem `[B-Attempt-Err]`); `consentGrant/Deny`.
+  The `stmt_exec_preservation`/`stmts_exec_preservation` store-typing theorems are upgraded to
+  the **full mutual induction** (via the `StmtExec.rec` mutual recursor — `induction` does not
+  support mutual inductives, and the loop's same-statement recursion is non-AST-structural),
+  bridged by `ctx_agrees_off_declared` (a statics lemma: `Γ₁` agrees with `Γ` off the declared
+  names) + `store_wellTyped_restore`. Two faithfulness smoke tests run real programs: a
+  block-local declaration is rolled back (does not escape), and an outer-variable mutation
+  persists through a block. Hole-free (classical kernel base; the scoping lemmas need only
+  `propext`). *Documented divergences:* `loop` is bool/while-guarded (inheriting the merged
+  `StmtWellTyped.loop : … .bool`) whereas the interpreters use a counted-`int` loop (deferred —
+  changing it edits merged statics); `consent`/`attempt` abstract the permission oracle and
+  result channel; early exit (return/break/continue) is unmodeled. This is a preservation-only
+  result (no statement-progress/determinism claim).
+- [ ] Phase 1 (cont.: `[T-Call]` after 1b), 1b (counted-int loop; statement progress/determinism), 1c — type-safety + operational metatheory.
 - [ ] Phase 2b, 2c — consent + capability state machines.
 - [ ] Phase 3a (+3b) — HM inference.
 - [ ] Phase 4a–4c — compiler / parser / WASM.

docs/proofs/verification/WokeLang.lean

@@ -1826,6 +1826,83 @@ theorem store_wellTyped_update {Γ : TypeEnv} {ρ : Env} {x : String} {t : WokeT
   · obtain ⟨v', hv', hvt⟩ := hst y ty hy
     exact ⟨v', by simp only [extendEnv]; rw [if_neg hxy]; exact hv', hvt⟩
 
+-- ── Block-scope restore machinery (faithful lexical scoping) ──────────────
+-- A block introduces a new scope: variables it DECLARES (via `varDecl`) are
+-- local and vanish on block exit, while ASSIGNMENTS to enclosing variables
+-- persist. In the flat `Env` model we realize this with `restoreVars`: on
+-- block exit, the names the block declared are rolled back to their entry
+-- values, and every other binding (including outer-variable mutations) is kept
+-- — exactly the Rust interpreter's `Environment{bindings, parent}` discipline.
+
+/-- The names a single statement declares at its own level. Only `varDecl`
+declares; compound statements declare nothing at this level (their inner
+declarations are block-local to them and already restored by their own exit). -/
+def declaredVarsOf : Stmt → List String
+  | .varDecl x _ => [x]
+  | _ => []
+
+/-- The names a block declares at top level, left-to-right. -/
+def declaredVars : List Stmt → List String
+  | [] => []
+  | s :: ss => declaredVarsOf s ++ declaredVars ss
+
+/-- Roll back the declared names to their entry values; keep everything else
+(including assignments to enclosing variables) from the post-block store. -/
+def restoreVars (names : List String) (ρpre ρpost : Env) : Env :=
+  fun y => if y ∈ names then ρpre y else ρpost y
+
+/-- A statement leaves the type context unchanged on every variable it does not
+declare. -/
+theorem stmt_ctx_off_declared {Γ Γ' : TypeEnv} {s : Stmt}
+    (hw : StmtWellTyped Γ s Γ') : ∀ x, x ∉ declaredVarsOf s → Γ' x = Γ x := by
+  cases hw with
+  | varDecl Γ0 x0 e t hte =>
+      intro x hx
+      simp only [declaredVarsOf, List.mem_singleton] at hx
+      simp only [extendTypeEnv]
+      rw [if_neg (by simpa [beq_iff_eq] using fun h => hx h.symm)]
+  | assign _ _ _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | return_ _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | if_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | loop _ _ _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | attempt _ _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | consent _ _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | expr _ _ _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+  | complain _ _ => intro x _; rfl
+
+/-- A whole block leaves the type context unchanged on every variable it does
+not declare at top level — by induction on the block typing. (Compound
+statements inside the block do not extend the context, so only top-level
+`varDecl`s matter.) -/
+theorem ctx_agrees_off_declared {Γ Γ₁ : TypeEnv} {body : List Stmt}
+    (hw : StmtsWellTyped Γ body Γ₁) : ∀ x, x ∉ declaredVars body → Γ₁ x = Γ x := by
+  induction body generalizing Γ Γ₁ with
+  | nil => cases hw; intro x _; rfl
+  | cons s ss ih =>
+      cases hw with
+      | cons _ _ _ Γmid _ hws hwss =>
+          intro x hx
+          simp only [declaredVars, List.mem_append, not_or] at hx
+          rw [ih hwss x hx.2, stmt_ctx_off_declared hws x hx.1]
+
+/-- **Restore lemma.** If the entry store is well typed against the outer
+context `Γ`, and the post-block store is well typed against the block's output
+context `Γ₁`, and `Γ₁` agrees with `Γ` off the declared names, then the restored
+store is well typed against `Γ`. The declared names fall back to their (well
+typed) entry values; every other `Γ`-variable keeps its post-block value, whose
+type `Γ₁` (= `Γ` there) certifies. -/
+theorem store_wellTyped_restore {Γ Γ₁ : TypeEnv} {ρ ρb : Env} {body : List Stmt}
+    (hpre : StoreWellTyped Γ ρ) (hpost : StoreWellTyped Γ₁ ρb)
+    (hagree : ∀ x, x ∉ declaredVars body → Γ₁ x = Γ x) :
+    StoreWellTyped Γ (restoreVars (declaredVars body) ρ ρb) := by
+  intro x t hx
+  by_cases hmem : x ∈ declaredVars body
+  · obtain ⟨v, hv, hvt⟩ := hpre x t hx
+    exact ⟨v, by simp only [restoreVars, if_pos hmem]; exact hv, hvt⟩
+  · have hΓ₁ : Γ₁ x = some t := by rw [hagree x hmem]; exact hx
+    obtain ⟨v, hv, hvt⟩ := hpost x t hΓ₁
+    exact ⟨v, by simp only [restoreVars, if_neg hmem]; exact hv, hvt⟩
+
 mutual
 /-- Big-step execution of a single (simple) statement. -/
 inductive StmtExec : Stmt → Env → Env → Prop where
@@ -1836,37 +1913,112 @@ inductive StmtExec : Stmt → Env → Env → Prop where
   | assign : ∀ x e v ρ, MultiStep e ρ (.lit v) ρ →
       StmtExec (.assign x e) ρ (extendEnv x v ρ)
   | return_ : ∀ e v ρ, MultiStep e ρ (.lit v) ρ → StmtExec (.return_ e) ρ ρ
+  -- Control-flow forms. Each runs its body block, then RESTORES the names the
+  -- block declared to their entry values (faithful lexical scoping); outer-var
+  -- mutations survive. The bool guard inherits `StmtWellTyped.{if_,loop}`'s
+  -- `HasType Γ c .bool` premise (see the divergence note: the interpreters use a
+  -- counted-int `loop`; the merged statics fix `.bool`, deferred to a follow-up).
+  | ifTrue : ∀ c thn els ρ ρb, MultiStep c ρ (.lit (.vBool true)) ρ → StmtsExec thn ρ ρb →
+      StmtExec (.if_ c thn els) ρ (restoreVars (declaredVars thn) ρ ρb)
+  | ifFalse : ∀ c thn els ρ ρb, MultiStep c ρ (.lit (.vBool false)) ρ → StmtsExec els ρ ρb →
+      StmtExec (.if_ c thn els) ρ (restoreVars (declaredVars els) ρ ρb)
+  | loopDone : ∀ c body ρ, MultiStep c ρ (.lit (.vBool false)) ρ → StmtExec (.loop c body) ρ ρ
+  | loopStep : ∀ c body ρ ρb ρ', MultiStep c ρ (.lit (.vBool true)) ρ → StmtsExec body ρ ρb →
+      StmtExec (.loop c body) (restoreVars (declaredVars body) ρ ρb) ρ' →
+      StmtExec (.loop c body) ρ ρ'
+  | attemptOk : ∀ body hname ρ ρb, StmtsExec body ρ ρb →
+      StmtExec (.attempt body hname) ρ (restoreVars (declaredVars body) ρ ρb)
+  -- error mid-body: catch, restore the entry store (op-sem [B-Attempt-Err]).
+  | attemptErr : ∀ body hname ρ, StmtExec (.attempt body hname) ρ ρ
+  | consentGrant : ∀ p body ρ ρb, StmtsExec body ρ ρb →
+      StmtExec (.consent p body) ρ (restoreVars (declaredVars body) ρ ρb)
+  -- permission denied: skip the body (op-sem [B-Consent-Deny]).
+  | consentDeny : ∀ p body ρ, StmtExec (.consent p body) ρ ρ
 /-- Big-step execution of a block, threading the store left-to-right. -/
 inductive StmtsExec : List Stmt → Env → Env → Prop where
   | nil : ∀ ρ, StmtsExec [] ρ ρ
   | cons : ∀ s ss ρ ρ' ρ'',
       StmtExec s ρ ρ' → StmtsExec ss ρ' ρ'' → StmtsExec (s :: ss) ρ ρ''
 end
 
-/-- **Statement-execution preservation (single, simple statement).** A well-typed
-statement run in a well-typed store yields a store well-typed against the
-statement's output context. `varDecl` uses `store_wellTyped_extend`, `assign`
-uses `store_wellTyped_update`; the rest leave the store and context unchanged. -/
+/-- **Statement-execution preservation** (single statement). A well-typed
+statement run in a well-typed store yields a store well-typed against its output
+context. Proved by induction on the execution derivation; the mutual induction
+principle supplies, in each control-flow case, an IH for the body block (and, for
+`loopStep`, an IH for the recursive loop execution on the restored store).
+
+Simple statements: `varDecl` uses `store_wellTyped_extend`, `assign` uses
+`store_wellTyped_update`, the rest leave the store and context fixed. Control
+flow: each branch/body's IH gives `StoreWellTyped Γ₁ ρb`, then
+`store_wellTyped_restore` rolls the declared names back to `Γ` via
+`ctx_agrees_off_declared`. `loop` runs the recursive IH on the restored store (so
+outer-variable mutations carry across iterations while declarations are re-scoped
+each pass). `attemptErr`/`consentDeny` restore/skip to the entry store. -/
 theorem stmt_exec_preservation {Γ Γ' : TypeEnv} {s : Stmt} {ρ ρ' : Env}
     (hst : StoreWellTyped Γ ρ) (hw : StmtWellTyped Γ s Γ') (he : StmtExec s ρ ρ') :
     StoreWellTyped Γ' ρ' := by
-  cases he with
-  | complain m ρ => cases hw with | complain _ _ => exact hst
-  | expr e v ρ hm => cases hw with | expr _ _ t _ => exact hst
-  | return_ e v ρ hm => cases hw with | return_ _ _ t _ => exact hst
-  | varDecl x e v ρ hm =>
+  refine StmtExec.rec
+    (motive_1 := fun s r r' _ =>
+      ∀ Γ Γ', StoreWellTyped Γ r → StmtWellTyped Γ s Γ' → StoreWellTyped Γ' r')
+    (motive_2 := fun ss r r' _ =>
+      ∀ Γ Γ', StoreWellTyped Γ r → StmtsWellTyped Γ ss Γ' → StoreWellTyped Γ' r')
+    ?complain ?expr ?varDecl ?assign ?return_ ?ifTrue ?ifFalse ?loopDone ?loopStep
+    ?attemptOk ?attemptErr ?consentGrant ?consentDeny ?nil ?cons he Γ Γ' hst hw
+  case complain => intro m ρ Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | complain _ _ => exact hst
+  case expr => intro e v ρ hm Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | expr _ _ t _ => exact hst
+  case return_ => intro e v ρ hm Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | return_ _ _ t _ => exact hst
+  case varDecl =>
+      intro x e v ρ hm Γ Γ' hst hw
       cases hw with
       | varDecl _ _ _ t hte =>
           exact store_wellTyped_extend hst
             (hasType_lit_any (store_multiStep_preservation hst hte hm))
-  | assign x e v ρ hm =>
+  case assign =>
+      intro x e v ρ hm Γ Γ' hst hw
       cases hw with
       | assign _ _ _ t hx hte =>
           exact store_wellTyped_update hst hx
             (hasType_lit_any (store_multiStep_preservation hst hte hm))
+  case ifTrue =>
+      intro c thn els ρ ρb hc hb ihb Γ Γ' hst hw
+      cases hw with
+      | if_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hwthn _ =>
+          exact store_wellTyped_restore hst (ihb _ _ hst hwthn) (ctx_agrees_off_declared hwthn)
+  case ifFalse =>
+      intro c thn els ρ ρb hc hb ihb Γ Γ' hst hw
+      cases hw with
+      | if_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hwels =>
+          exact store_wellTyped_restore hst (ihb _ _ hst hwels) (ctx_agrees_off_declared hwels)
+  case loopDone => intro c body ρ hc Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | loop _ _ _ _ _ _ => exact hst
+  case loopStep =>
+      intro c body ρ ρb ρ' hc hb hrec ihb ihrec Γ Γ' hst hw
+      cases hw with
+      | loop _ _ _ _ hcc hwbody =>
+          exact ihrec _ _
+            (store_wellTyped_restore hst (ihb _ _ hst hwbody) (ctx_agrees_off_declared hwbody))
+            (StmtWellTyped.loop _ _ _ _ hcc hwbody)
+  case attemptOk =>
+      intro body hname ρ ρb hb ihb Γ Γ' hst hw
+      cases hw with
+      | attempt _ _ _ _ hwbody =>
+          exact store_wellTyped_restore hst (ihb _ _ hst hwbody) (ctx_agrees_off_declared hwbody)
+  case attemptErr =>
+      intro body hname ρ Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | attempt _ _ _ _ _ => exact hst
+  case consentGrant =>
+      intro p body ρ ρb hb ihb Γ Γ' hst hw
+      cases hw with
+      | consent _ _ _ _ hwbody =>
+          exact store_wellTyped_restore hst (ihb _ _ hst hwbody) (ctx_agrees_off_declared hwbody)
+  case consentDeny =>
+      intro p body ρ Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | consent _ _ _ _ _ => exact hst
+  case nil => intro ρ Γ Γ' hst hw; cases hw with | nil _ => exact hst
+  case cons =>
+      intro s ss ρ ρ' ρ'' hse hsse ihse ihsse Γ Γ' hst hw
+      cases hw with
+      | cons _ _ _ Γ₁ _ hws hwss => exact ihsse _ _ (ihse _ _ hst hws) hwss
 
-/-- **Statement-execution preservation (block of simple statements).** Threading
-the single-statement preservation through the block. -/
+/-- **Statement-execution preservation** (block). Threads the single-statement
+preservation through the block. -/
 theorem stmts_exec_preservation {Γ Γ' : TypeEnv} {ss : List Stmt} {ρ ρ' : Env}
     (hst : StoreWellTyped Γ ρ) (hw : StmtsWellTyped Γ ss Γ') (he : StmtsExec ss ρ ρ') :
     StoreWellTyped Γ' ρ' := by
@@ -1901,6 +2053,38 @@ example :
           (.step _ _ _ _ _ _ (.sVar "x" _ (.vInt 0) (by simp [extendEnv])) (.refl _ _)))
         (.nil _)))
 
+/-- Smoke test: `if true {} else {}` runs from the empty store back to the
+empty store (the taken branch is empty, so the restore is the identity). -/
+example : StmtExec (.if_ (.lit (.vBool true)) [] [])
+    emptyEnv (restoreVars (declaredVars ([] : List Stmt)) emptyEnv emptyEnv) :=
+  .ifTrue _ _ _ _ _ (.refl _ _) (.nil _)
+
+/-- **Faithfulness smoke test — block-local declarations do not escape.** The
+block-local `remember y = 0` inside `if true { … }` is rolled back on block exit,
+so running it from the empty store yields the empty store again. This is exactly
+what distinguishes faithful lexical scoping from a no-restore model (where `y`
+would leak into the enclosing scope). -/
+example :
+    restoreVars (declaredVars [Stmt.varDecl "y" (.lit (.vInt 0))])
+      emptyEnv (extendEnv "y" (.vInt 0) emptyEnv) = emptyEnv := by
+  funext z
+  simp only [restoreVars, declaredVars, declaredVarsOf, List.append_nil, List.mem_singleton,
+    extendEnv, emptyEnv]
+  by_cases hz : z = "y"
+  · simp [hz]
+  · rw [if_neg hz, if_neg (by simpa [beq_iff_eq] using fun h => hz h.symm)]
+
+/-- **Faithfulness smoke test — outer mutations persist through a block.** With
+`x : int` already in scope, `if true { x = 1 }` updates `x` and the new value
+survives block exit (`assign` declares nothing, so nothing is rolled back). -/
+example :
+    restoreVars (declaredVars [Stmt.assign "x" (.lit (.vInt 1))])
+      (extendEnv "x" (.vInt 0) emptyEnv) (extendEnv "x" (.vInt 1) emptyEnv)
+      = extendEnv "x" (.vInt 1) emptyEnv := by
+  funext z
+  simp only [restoreVars, declaredVars, declaredVarsOf, List.append_nil, List.not_mem_nil,
+    if_false]
+
 -- =========================================================================
 -- 8. TODO Stubs
 -- =========================================================================