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test: cover modern YESNO method field assignment

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5. Keep the focused typecheck validator complete: the method-body field diagnostic fixtures are now exercised by `claro validate` alongside the standalone diagnostic validator; continue wiring each new `typecheck_*.claro` fixture into both gates.
6. Continue narrowing expression diagnostics: known TEXT operands now remain visible through arithmetic, with focused numeric-subtraction, numeric-division, and numeric-multiplication positives plus text-operand addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division coverage. Typed function returns now include positive subtraction and division examples alongside multiplication. Text concatenation into TEXT fields is covered in both operand orders, including field-to-field concatenation. Each numeric operator names the text operand and explains that it needs NUMBER values. Compatibility method return diagnostics now cover addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. `CHECK TYPE` also rejects misspelled expected type names.
- Keep typed method return examples balanced: numeric addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication now have dedicated positive compatibility `TAKES` / `LEARNED` method fixtures in the focused validator, alongside compatibility addition, subtraction, and division mismatch coverage and the existing method return mismatch diagnostics.
- Keep method field examples balanced across syntax generations: compatibility `TAKES` / `LEARNED` NUMBER, TEXT, and YESNO assignments now have positive fixtures beside the modern and compatibility mismatch fixtures, and modern plus compatibility YESNO method-field metadata now have dedicated positive fixtures beside the negative fixture.
- Keep method field examples balanced across syntax generations: modern and compatibility `TAKES` / `LEARNED` NUMBER, TEXT, and YESNO assignments now have positive fixtures beside the modern and compatibility mismatch fixtures, and modern plus compatibility YESNO method-field metadata now have dedicated positive fixtures beside the negative fixture.
- Keep IDE metadata aligned with the current beginner syntax: typed-language keywords such as `RETURNS`, `CHECK`, and `TYPE` are now included in the metadata used by editor helpers.
- Keep compatibility-call coverage aligned with modern calls: empty `CALL object.method WITH` forms now have a focused missing-argument diagnostic fixture alongside the modern `DO object.method` case.
Keep declared return types honest: `claro typecheck` now reports friendly diagnostics for unknown declared return types, mismatched, not-yet-inferable, and empty return expressions, declarations with no `RETURN`, and incomplete conditional branches, when a simple function or object method declares `RETURNS TYPE`; the declaration keyword is case-insensitive like other Claro keywords, with positive coverage in modern and compatibility function forms, including lowercase compatibility declarations and lowercase compatibility method declarations, plus a lowercase compatibility-method mismatch fixture. Complete `IF`/`ELSE` return branches, including nested complete conditionals in functions and methods, are accepted, and modern and compatibility function syntax plus compatibility method syntax are covered by focused fixtures. `CHECK TYPE` parameter metadata also informs arithmetic return-expression checking, including object methods; positive numeric multiplication return coverage now sits beside the mismatch fixtures, including a dedicated compatibility-method multiplication success fixture; typed methods can also return class-declared fields by simple name, with positive and mismatch fixtures in both modern and compatibility method syntax, and unknown method return expressions now have dedicated modern and compatibility diagnostic fixtures, and NUMBER return expressions with known TEXT arithmetic operands identify the operation and offending operand, including focused addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division coverage for functions and methods. Compatibility method subtraction diagnostics are also covered alongside the existing addition diagnostic. Full path-sensitive analysis across nested conditionals and loops remains planned.