fix: include full property path in TypeError for non-function member calls (issue #143)#147
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…calls (issue #143) When calling a non-function member like `foo.bar()`, the TypeError now reads `foo.bar is not a function` instead of just `bar is not a function`, matching the behavior of major JS engines (Node.js/browsers). https://claude.ai/code/session_012YWgUtQyEApgN1EQAntvHo
) When acorn reports "Unexpected token" for code like `async fetch('/url')` or `foo bar`, rewrite the message to "Unexpected identifier 'fetch'" / "Unexpected identifier 'bar'", matching Node.js/browser behavior. https://claude.ai/code/session_012YWgUtQyEApgN1EQAntvHo
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When calling a non-function member like
foo.bar(), the TypeError now readsfoo.bar is not a functioninstead of justbar is not a function, matchingthe behavior of major JS engines (Node.js/browsers).
https://claude.ai/code/session_012YWgUtQyEApgN1EQAntvHo