Validate smart macro event names#1541
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Macro names that begin with `$` are treated as event handlers (e.g. `$onInit`, `$onKeymapChange`, `$onLayerChange`). Until now, unknown event names like `$onKeyMapChange` (camel-case typo) were silently ignored, leaving the user with a non-functional handler and no diagnostic. Walk all macros after Macros_ValidateAllMacros and emit a status buffer error for any `$`-prefixed name that doesn't match a known event, has the wrong number of arguments, or specifies a layer name that Macros_ConsumeLayerId rejects. Refs UltimateHackingKeyboard#1536
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Macro names that begin with
$are treated as event handlers(e.g.
$onInit,$onKeymapChange,$onLayerChange). Until now,unknown event names like
$onKeyMapChange(camel-case typo) weresilently ignored, leaving the user with a non-functional handler and
no diagnostic.
Walk all macros after Macros_ValidateAllMacros and emit a status
buffer error for any
$-prefixed name that doesn't match a knownevent, has the wrong number of arguments, or specifies a layer name
that Macros_ConsumeLayerId rejects.
Refs #1536