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An owned heap ADT param that a tail-recursive match arm neither forwards into the tail call nor consumes had no drop site: the fn-return Own-param dec in lib.rs is gated behind `!block_terminated` and so fires only on the fall-through `ret` path, while the per-arm drop in match_lower.rs handled only pattern binders. A `musttail call`-terminated arm therefore leaked one slab per recursion step (#63, leg 1). match_lower.rs now emits a pre-tail-call Own-param dec, gated exactly like the fn-return path: Rc strategy, `arm_body_is_tail_call`, ParamMode::Own, ptr-typed, and uniqueness `consume_count == 0`. For an Own param consume_count==0 also implies "not forwarded into the tail call" — a forwarded Own arg is walked Position::Consume and carries consume_count>=1 — so the gate cannot drop a param the callee took ownership of. The drop routes through the same per-type / partial-drop machinery (honouring moved_slots) as the fn-return path. The match scrutinee param is explicitly skipped: its ownership is already discharged by the pre-tail-call scrutinee-husk shallow-dec plus the moved-out field binders, so dropping it here would dec the same outer cell twice (a double-handling the first cut of this fix introduced and the quality review caught — the pin read live=0 but the IR showed two decs on the scrutinee cell). Verified: the committed RED pin is green (live=0, allocs==frees); full `cargo test --workspace` 0 failures; the fix introduces no under-free (loop_recur_heap_binder / loop_recur_str_binder / loop_str_recur_literal / rc_pin_recurse_implicit / lit_pat_ctor_tail_drop all stay live=0, no underflow to depth 5). No INTERCEPTS/(intrinsic) or pre_desugar_validation change; no IR snapshot refresh needed. Leg 1 only. Leg 2 — a `let`/`seq`-wrapped tail call makes the arm body an MTerm::Let so `arm_body_is_tail_call` is false, skipping both the husk-dec and this new param-dec — still leaks (examples/series_sma.ail stays live=8). It gets its own RED pin and fix next. refs #63
feat(lang): eliminate the Implicit ownership default — totality + the drop-soundness it demasks (#55)
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