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`extractField` minted the field node and stopped; the dispatcher then only
scanned the `field_declaration` subtree for function-as-value candidates. So
a field initializer's code was never walked:
private final Runnable fieldLambda = () -> target(); // no caller
private final Runnable l = new LocationListener() { … }; // invisible
private final int eager = compute(); // no caller
The anonymous-class form lost more than edges — the class and its overrides
were never extracted at all, which is how `Parcelable.Creator` and every
Android listener field is written.
Fix: walk the declarator's `value` through visitFunctionBody with the field
pushed on the scope stack — Go's #693/#744 fix, and the same shape as the
TS/JS class-field walk already sitting in the methodTypes branch (#808).
`extractField` is shared, but the walk is keyed on the `value` FIELD, which
only Java's `variable_declarator` carries: C# (bare child), VB.NET
(`initializer`) and PHP (`default_value`, separate branch) are untouched and
stay for their own turn.
Kernel and TS extractor move together, so kernel parity stays byte-identical.
Measured on the 409-file DJI MSDK v5 UX SDK (Java): strictly additive, 0 lost
nodes / edges / refs, +21 nodes (anonymous listener and Creator classes with
their overrides), +21 edges, +651 refs, 409/409 files still byte-parity
between the two arms.