The PHP tree sitter grammar treats a span that is not PHP, such as an
inline script block, as opaque markup, so any JavaScript declared
there was entirely absent from the graph: functions, calls, and
everything else in that region.
extract_php now runs a second pass after the PHP extraction. Every
part of the source that is not a script body is blanked to spaces,
preserving newlines so line numbers stay accurate, and the masked
source is parsed with the JS grammar the same way the Vue extractor
already masks everything outside its own script block. The two node
sets are merged onto the one file node, so a symbol declared in the
script block looks like any other symbol in the file. A script tag
with only a src attribute and no body masks to an empty region and
contributes nothing, and a file with no script tag at all skips the
second pass entirely.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
