New Value Function

[raphael-goetz]

Resolves: #232

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR adds a new runtime definition for a "value" function in the control namespace (std::control::value), which appears to be a pass-through function that accepts a value of generic type R and returns it. The change resolves issue #232 and includes both the function definition and an audit log entry.

Changes:

• Added new runtime definition file for std::control::value function with generic type support
• Updated control-audit.md to document the addition on 06.02.2026

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
definitions/standard/runtime_definition/control/std_control_value.proto.json	New runtime definition for the value function with generic type R, following the standard JSON schema structure
definitions/standard/runtime_definition/control/control-audit.md	Added audit log entry documenting the addition of the value function

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[nicosammito]

Generally speaking it's not creating a value. its saving a value as a variable, so the naming of this new function should reflect this

[raphael-goetz]

Generally speaking it's not creating a value. its saving a value as a variable, so the naming of this new function should reflect this

Do you have a suggestion? I know it's not creating a new value but I think it would be misleading when we call it Save Value?

[nicosammito]

Generally speaking it's not creating a value. its saving a value as a variable, so the naming of this new function should reflect this

Do you have a suggestion? I know it's not creating a new value but I think it would be misleading when we call it Save Value?

I would just name it set variable