[inth3shadows]

Blocked by a grammar regression confirmed by both native reviewers. Importing fork 608a9db makes generic calls and typed tags using typeof abstract silently become comparison expressions in both TypeScript and TSX. Native and wasm extraction both omit the call reference despite reporting no parse errors. type T = (typeof abstract) also newly errors. A complete valid example passes strict tsc:

const abstract = 0;
function f<T>(x: T) { return x; }
export function caller() { return f<typeof abstract>(0); }

The regression comes from adding abstract globally to _reserved_identifier (public patch line 311); it is separate from the known bare abstract type-name limitation. Fix it in the grammar fork, add tree-shape/extraction regressions, then update this pin and run a fresh verify round before merge.

This change otherwise updates native C and wasm TypeScript/TSX grammars from fork 7dbdfae to 608a9db for members named abstract/accessor and auto-accessor modifiers. It refreshes provenance/hash tables, the public reproducer patch and baseline; mirrors fork fixtures, promotes the static-accessor gap, and pins member/newline/type-argument shapes plus native extraction without deferral.

Validation passes: rebuilt kernel, normal build, 73 focused grammar/parity/scaffold tests (19 languages), full suite 11,122 passed / 2 expected failures / 61 skipped, public patch roundtrip, strict local fixtures, and differential CI. Full differential: 14,608 files, 0 new / 0 worse. Two existing Effect divergences and four unrelated local gaps remain. These checks do not detect the silent regression above.

Draft pending grammar correction; no merge or deployment.