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Feature/598 query enforce default vs named graph separation - #610

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Overall Project 55.55% 🍏
Files changed 100% 🍏

File Coverage
StoragePatternTranslator.java 92.27% 🍏
AbstractTurtleTriGListener.java 67.59% 🍏
UpdateDatasetView.java 66.3% 🍏
TriGListener.java 56.11% 🍏
TurtleListener.java 51.36% 🍏

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  438 files    438 suites   22s ⏱️
3 061 tests 3 061 ✅ 0 💤 0 ❌
3 080 runs  3 080 ✅ 0 💤 0 ❌

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LGTM! Verified full resolution of #598: default graph scoping and named graph isolation strictly enforced, with 10 targeted W3C graph tests now passing. Strengthened canonical isomorphism tests and null context handling.

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remiceres merged commit 97add0d into feature/corese-next Sep 23, 2026
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Overall Project 55.58% 🍏
Files changed 100% 🍏

File Coverage
StoragePatternTranslator.java 92.27% 🍏
AbstractTurtleTriGListener.java 67.59% 🍏
UpdateDatasetView.java 66.3% 🍏
TriGListener.java 56.11% 🍏
TurtleListener.java 51.36% 🍏

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[Query] Enforce default vs named graph separation and variable graph iteration in SPARQL datasets

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