WireModel

Orchestrates model wireup: builds reference-name and ownership back-references across the entity registry of the current ModelScope maintained by MetamodelEntity.

Call reset at the start of each stigCheckModel invocation (to drop entities from a previous Gradle-daemon run), then wireAll once entities have been constructed (typically after class-loading) and before any rule that consults referenceName or owner* fields.

Both methods operate on whichever scope is current on the calling thread — usually the process-global default scope, but a live-source materializer (e.g. the IDEA plugin) can isolate its work in a per-file scope via ModelScope.with { … }.

Wireup proceeds in three phases:

1. Kt-facade sweep. For each distinct declaring class observed in the registry, walks its static MetamodelEntity-typed fields and stamps entity.referenceName = field.name. This captures the Kotlin variable name for top-level vals (which compile to static fields on the file-facade class) and for Kotlin object members. Source-materialized entities have no captured declaring class and are skipped here — their referenceName must be set directly via MetamodelEntity.bindToSource before wireAll is called.

2. Declared-child sweep. Walks model fields declared by consumer subclasses and binds their Kotlin property names and owning classes. This covers context/interface trees such as service members and method parameters in addition to the work-product containers. A follow-up pass then handles Port/TopicPort specifically: their inherited relation fields sit inside this package, so the generic walk does not discover serviceInterface/topic — the follow-up pass builds a compound reference from each port's own (by-then-resolved) name instead.

3. Container sweep. Walks every registered container (Analysis, InterfacePointAnalysis, Requirements, Tests) and calls wireChildren(), which stamps both referenceName and the appropriate owner* back-reference on the container's declared children. Runs last so that a container's property name overrides the top-level binding name when an entity is aliased to both.