feat(function): export inspect for page calls - #940
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Expose AST page method/call analysis so consumers can detect
page.extract({ evaluate }) without scanning source with regex.
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In `@packages/function/src/template.js`:
- Around line 10-11: Update the parse function to store acorn.parse’s result in
a local variable first, then assign cachedCode and cachedAst only after parsing
succeeds; preserve the existing cached return path and return the newly cached
AST.
- Line 149: Update inspect and the pageNames tracking around the page alias set
so aliases are associated with their lexical binding or scope rather than
globally. At each page-call site, only treat an alias as valid when its binding
is visible there, preventing reused names in independent functions from being
misclassified. Add a regression test covering separate functions that reuse the
same page alias name.
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A failed acorn.parse left the previous AST bound to the bad source. Stop leaking raw call arguments from inspect. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

Summary
inspect(code)from@browserless/functionso consumers can detectpage.extract/page.metadata(and nested object-literal keys likeevaluate) from the same acorn walk asneedsBrowser.inspect/isUsingPage/needsBrowserdo not re-parse the same source.Test plan
const { inspect } = require('@browserless/function')is the template inspectorpage.extract({ version: { evaluate } })reportsextractand nestedevaluatepage/page['extract']/page["extract"]/obj.page.extractare detected{ evaluate: 1 }orpage.extract(rules)does not count as an extractevaluatekeyMade with Cursor
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