Apply source map section columns only to their first line - #843
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Summary
Index source map column offsets apply only to the first generated line of each section, while line offsets apply to all lines.
Matches ECMA-426 DecodeIndexSourceMap: column offset applies to the first generated line only. Sprockets represents generated lines starting at 1.
Reproduction
With
require "sprockets"; require "tmpdir":Verification
bundle exec rake test, 913 tests /4,109 assertions /zero failures/errors /four skips, Ruby 3.2.11 and 4.0.6. 54 focused external checks for this patch on each Ruby.49d9f20c00ac7d9a7ee57db058961edcccd86699, without unrelated upgrades.Compatibility and limitations
Breaking changes: no intentional change to valid supported behavior; the incorrect behavior above changes. No new dependencies or version upgrades. Older Ruby/Linux/JRuby checks are left to upstream CI, not claimed locally. No tests added/edited under the consumer repository's no-test-edit policy; focused evidence was run externally. Prepared with AI assistance. This is a focused correction, not an exhaustive Sprockets review.