feat(dpml): add role composition support with @!role:// protocol #520
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- Add role protocol to semanticHeaders for proper rendering - Implement recursive role content rendering via renderRoleContent() - Add circular reference detection with visitedRoles Set - Make logger optional for test environment compatibility This enables composing multiple roles into one using @!role:// references: ```xml <personality> @!role://liutianchi @!role://venus @!role://director </personality> ``` The system recursively loads each referenced role's full content, including their nested thought://, execution://, and knowledge:// references. Tests included: - Unit tests for role composition - Integration tests with real role files - E2E test validating complete workflow
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这个 role 加进来没有任何意义， 和 thought 没有区别 |
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This enables composing multiple roles into one using @!role:// references:
The system recursively loads each referenced role's full content, including their nested thought://, execution://, and knowledge:// references.
Tests included: