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G12: Collect for Export from Layers panel and layer ids

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Layers ≡ and row menus collect art via assets.add; a layer id expands to the art under it (including sublayers) so MCP and the panel match Object › Collect for Export.
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Fabio William Conceição
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@@ -2766,13 +2766,14 @@ defaults); presets and remembered settings are preferences.
## Asset Export
Assets are pieces of art collected for export on their own (Window › Asset Export, Object › Collect for Export, File ›
Export Selection…).
Assets are pieces of art collected for export on their own (Window › Asset Export, Object › Collect for Export, the
Layers panel ≡ menu and row menu, File › Export Selection…).
`assets.add {ids?, multiple?}` collects the selected objects (or `ids`): one asset per object, or with
`multiple: false` one asset of them all, named after the object or `Asset 1`, `Asset 2`…; art already collected keeps
its asset. Assets name their objects, so they follow edits: moving the art moves the crop, and deleting it
removes it from its asset (an asset left with nothing goes). `assets.list` gives each asset's id, name, objects and
crop (`bounds`); `assets.rename {asset, name}` and `assets.remove {assets}` are undo steps.
`multiple: false` one asset of them all, named after the object or `Asset 1`, `Asset 2`…; a layer id collects the art
under it (sublayers included). Art already collected keeps its asset. Assets name their objects, so they follow edits:
moving the art moves the crop, and deleting it removes it from its asset (an asset left with nothing goes).
`assets.list` gives each asset's id, name, objects and crop (`bounds`); `assets.rename {asset, name}` and
`assets.remove {assets}` are undo steps.
`assets.export {assets?, folder?, zip?}` writes each asset's art alone, cropped to it and named after it, in every
format row of the document's export settings, the ones Export for Screens remembers (`document.exportSettings`); any
@@ -2783,9 +2784,12 @@ renderer measures for what the art draws, its effects included.
```json
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"assets.add","params":{"multiple":true}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"assets.add","params":{"ids":[12],"multiple":true}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"assets.settings.set","params":{"formats":[{"format":"png","scale":"1x"},{"format":"png","scale":"2x"},{"format":"svg"}]}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"assets.export","params":{"zip":true}}}
```
A layer id in `ids` (12 above) is the same as Collect for Export on that Layers row: every object under the layer
becomes an asset (or one asset with `multiple: false`).
## CSS Properties