V1.1.0 COMPATIBILITY GUARD
Lua 5.1–5.4 and Luau-style source are accepted for conservative lexical processing. Standard constructs such as return, setmetatable, __index, __newindex, varargs, and returned tables are preserved when a transformation cannot prove it is safe. This is not a promise that every dialect, host API, typed Luau construct, or runtime-specific extension can be transformed. Unsupported or ambiguous structures should remain unchanged rather than be guessed.

Compatibility note: AerZo v10 pipeline: scope-aware token pass → randomized compatible literal passes → structural render → guarded flow pass → lexical post-check. The scope parser is conservative (not the official Luau AST); type declarations, attributes, generics, goto/labels, complex expressions and ambiguous scopes may be preserved or skipped. The compatibility guard checks strings and delimiters, not full Luau grammar or runtime behavior. Functions/blocks the pass cannot classify are left unchanged and reported. This tool does not add anti-cheat bypass or runtime stealth. Test output with a Luau parser/runtime before relying on it.