Main's file dialogs answer asynchronously now (they no longer re-enter the
event loop on macOS); the menu item takes the path in a callback, and the test
draws a frame to let the dialog answer.
468 of the 588 command and menu rows had the command id as their text
("align.bottom" = "align.bottom"), which the app would have shown as is.
They are left out, so English shows until they are translated. Swedish
isn't in the complete list (that would make every new UI string need a
Swedish translation in the same change); the docs say what it covers.
W and H ignored scrubs. They now scale live in one undo step. The factor
field applies on release, because it is relative to 1.0 on every frame.
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Delays, scroll offsets, overlay offsets and the overlay background alpha
were set on every frame of a scrub, an undo step each. They now set once,
when let go, like the custom size field.
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The RGB/HSL/HSB fields committed every frame of a scrub, so one drag left
about ten undo steps, and the alpha field ignored scrubs. Both now edit
live and commit when let go.
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A hyperlink longer than 200 characters came back as a different 200-character
URL -- one that still looks like a working link -- and the import reported
nothing. It applied to a text layer's base style and to a character style
override alike.
The destination went through `clip_str`, which exists so that names and labels
from a file stay readable when they are quoted in a warning. Every other caller
is a name, a description, a style id or a layer type; a hyperlink is data, and
clipping it silently rewrote it. Two things say so: the FIG importer already
keeps the URL whole, so the two importers disagreed, and `rest::props` bounds
numbers and list lengths but no string beyond that label helper -- the text
content itself is not clipped either.
The reporter's integration test is included, with its assertions unchanged. Its
helper is restructured to return what it found rather than unwrap: the crate
denies `unwrap_used` and `panic`, and `clippy.toml` allows them only inside a
`#[test]` function, so the original shape failed the gate before it ran. Its
failure message now reports the input and output lengths.
bflatastic