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Calls inside Go function literals, Python lambdas and Ruby blocks were attributed to the enclosing named function. Merely registering a callback could therefore produce an
entry -> sinkpath without evidence that the callback runs.Give anonymous callables separate function nodes with source spans, compact signatures and containment edges. Their body calls remain queryable without adding execution edges for registration. Directly invoked Go/Python literals retain a path through the anonymous node; Python lambda defaults stay in creation scope, while Ruby callable defaults remain deferred. Ruby blocks retain the enclosing singleton-method context.
Includes public
Buildand CLI regressions for nested callbacks, parameter shadowing, defaults, deterministic output and selected paths. Callback execution by other functions and calls through stored callable values remain unresolved.