@aceshooting/lyra-ui 7.1.0 → 7.3.0

package/web-types.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "$schema": "https://json.schemastore.org/web-types",
   "name": "@aceshooting/lyra-ui",
-  "version": "7.1.0",
+  "version": "7.3.0",
   "description-markup": "markdown",
   "contributions": {
     "html": {
@@ -1633,7 +1633,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
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                   "boolean"
@@ -2038,7 +2038,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -2638,7 +2638,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -6033,7 +6033,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -8404,7 +8404,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
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@@ -9232,7 +9232,7 @@
         },
         {
           "name": "lr-knowledge-graph-explorer",
-          "description": "`<lr-knowledge-graph-explorer>` — an orchestration-level surface for exploring a knowledge\ngraph: the `lr-graph` canvas plus entity search, type filters, neighborhood expansion, pinned\nnodes, path finding between pins, node selection, and a details overlay. Composes existing\nprimitives rather than re-implementing graph rendering: `lr-graph` (canvas/pan-zoom/selection),\n`lr-graph-legend` (type filters), `lr-entity-card` (the details popover's default content),\n`lr-neighbor-list` (the selected entity's relationships), `lr-path-strip` (a found path), and\n`lr-popover.showAt()` (the details overlay itself).\n\n**How the details popover finds its viewport position.** `lr-graph.getNodePosition()` and the\n`lr-node-click` event's `{ x, y }` are in the graph's own *local drawing space* (pre pan/zoom),\nnever viewport pixels -- passing them straight to `showAt()` would anchor the popover at the\nwrong place as soon as the graph has panned or zoomed even once. A direct node click resolves\nthe correct viewport rect the way this library's own documented `lr-graph` + `lr-popover.showAt()`\ncomposition does: for `renderer=\"svg\"` (the default), `event.composedPath()` (the native `click`\nthat bubbles out of `lr-graph`'s shadow root) locates the actual clicked `[part=\"node\"]` element,\nwhose `getBoundingClientRect()` is already viewport-relative; for `renderer=\"canvas\"` (no\nper-node DOM element to find), the click event's own `clientX`/`clientY` are used directly, since\ncanvas hit-testing already treats those as viewport coordinates internally. While the popover\nstays open after an `renderer=\"svg\"` click, this component re-reads that same resolved node\nelement's `getBoundingClientRect()` and re-calls `showAt()` every time the composed `lr-graph`\nemits its own `lr-viewport-change` (a frame-coalesced pan/zoom/simulation-tick signal) --\nschedules no `requestAnimationFrame` loop of its own, unlike an idle popover polling the DOM on\nevery frame regardless of whether anything actually moved. Selecting a node any other\nway -- a search result, a neighbor row, a path-strip element, keyboard Enter/Space on a graph\nnode (which never dispatches a native `click`) -- has no click event to read a rect from, so it\ninstead calls the public `lr-graph.focusNode(id)` (which centers that node in the viewport) and\nthen anchors the popover at the graph element's own `getBoundingClientRect()` center once that\nsettles; no continuous tracking applies to that path.\n\n**Controlled vs. self-managed state.** `nodes`/`links`/`nodeTypes`/`communities`/`entityDetails`/\n`path` are purely host-supplied data, rendered as given. `hiddenTypes`/`selectedNodeId`/\n`searchQuery`/`pinnedNodeIds` are this component's own genuinely new contribution: it wires them\ninto `lr-graph`'s existing controlled props (`hiddenTypes`, `selectedNodeIds`, `dimmedNodeIds`,\n`dimmedLinkIds`) itself, toggling its own copy on interaction (the same self-toggle-then-emit\ncontract `lr-graph-legend` already uses) so every feature works with zero host wiring, while\nstill being presettable/observable properties and emitting events (`lr-pin-change`,\n`lr-path-request`, plus every composed primitive's own event bubbling straight through\nunmodified) for a host that wants to persist or react to them.\n\n`highlight` controls what drives that dimming, on top of the always-active search-match\ndimming: `'selection'` (the default) dims by the selected node's immediate neighborhood;\n`'hover'` also dims by whichever node is currently pointer-hovered (falling back to the selected\nnode's neighborhood while nothing is hovered); `'none'` turns this component's own dimming off\nentirely, forwarding empty `dimmedNodeIds`/`dimmedLinkIds` regardless of search/selection state\n-- for a host that wants to drive `lr-graph`'s dimming through a different composition instead.\n\n---\n\n**Slots**\n\n| Name | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| `details` | Overrides the details popover's default content (an `lr-entity-card` with a nested `lr-neighbor-list` and a pin toggle). Receives no data -- a consumer overriding this slot reads the selected entity from `selectedNodeId`/`nodes` itself. |\n\n---\n\n**CSS Shadow Parts**\n\n| Name | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| `base` | The root `role=\"group\"` wrapper. |\n| `detail-card` | The default-content `lr-entity-card`, only present while `selectedNodeId` resolves to a node. |\n| `detail-popover` | The composed `lr-popover` hosting the details overlay. |\n| `graph` | The composed `lr-graph`. |\n| `legend` | The composed `lr-graph-legend`. |\n| `path` | The composed `lr-path-strip`, only rendered while `path` is non-empty. |\n| `pinned` | The pinned-nodes row, only rendered while `pinnedNodeIds` is non-empty. |\n| `pinned-heading` | The pinned-nodes row's leading label. |\n| `search` | The composed `lr-entity-card` search `lr-input`. |\n| `search-empty` | The \"no matches\" message, shown when `searchQuery` is non-empty but no node matches. |\n| `search-result` | One search-match row (`role=\"listitem\"`, wrapping a `<button>`). |\n| `search-results` | The search-match list, only rendered while `searchQuery` is non-empty. |\n| `toolbar` | The row wrapping the search input and the type-filter legend. |",
+          "description": "`<lr-knowledge-graph-explorer>` — an orchestration-level surface for exploring a knowledge\ngraph: the `lr-graph` canvas plus entity search, type filters, neighborhood expansion, pinned\nnodes, path finding between pins, node selection, and a details overlay. Composes existing\nprimitives rather than re-implementing graph rendering: `lr-graph` (canvas/pan-zoom/selection),\n`lr-graph-legend` (type filters), `lr-entity-card` (the details popover's default content),\n`lr-neighbor-list` (the selected entity's relationships), `lr-path-strip` (a found path), and\n`lr-popover.showAt()` (the details overlay itself).\n\n**How the details popover finds its viewport position.** `lr-graph.getNodePosition()` and the\n`lr-node-click` event's `{ x, y }` are in the graph's own *local drawing space* (pre pan/zoom),\nnever viewport pixels -- passing them straight to `showAt()` would anchor the popover at the\nwrong place as soon as the graph has panned or zoomed even once. A direct node click resolves\nthe correct viewport rect the way this library's own documented `lr-graph` + `lr-popover.showAt()`\ncomposition does: for `renderer=\"svg\"` (the default), `event.composedPath()` (the native `click`\nthat bubbles out of `lr-graph`'s shadow root) locates the actual clicked `[part=\"node\"]` element,\nwhose `getBoundingClientRect()` is already viewport-relative; for `renderer=\"canvas\"` (no\nper-node DOM element to find), the click event's own `clientX`/`clientY` are used directly, since\ncanvas hit-testing already treats those as viewport coordinates internally. While the popover\nstays open after an `renderer=\"svg\"` click, this component re-reads that same resolved node\nelement's `getBoundingClientRect()` and re-calls `showAt()` every time the composed `lr-graph`\nemits its own `lr-viewport-change` (a frame-coalesced pan/zoom/simulation-tick signal) --\nschedules no `requestAnimationFrame` loop of its own, unlike an idle popover polling the DOM on\nevery frame regardless of whether anything actually moved. Selecting a node any other\nway -- a search result, a neighbor row, a path-strip element, keyboard Enter/Space on a graph\nnode (which never dispatches a native `click`) -- has no click event to read a rect from, so it\ninstead calls the public `lr-graph.focusNode(id)` (which centers that node in the viewport) and\nthen anchors the popover at the graph element's own `getBoundingClientRect()` center once that\nsettles; no continuous tracking applies to that path.\n\n**Controlled vs. self-managed state.** `nodes`/`links`/`nodeTypes`/`communities`/`entityDetails`/\n`path` are purely host-supplied data, rendered as given. `hiddenTypes`/`selectedNodeId`/\n`searchQuery`/`pinnedNodeIds` are this component's own genuinely new contribution: it wires them\ninto `lr-graph`'s existing controlled props (`hiddenTypes`, `selectedNodeIds`, `dimmedNodeIds`,\n`dimmedLinkIds`) itself, toggling its own copy on interaction (the same self-toggle-then-emit\ncontract `lr-graph-legend` already uses) so every feature works with zero host wiring, while\nstill being presettable/observable properties and emitting events (`lr-selection-change`,\n`lr-pin-change`, `lr-path-request`, plus every composed primitive's own event bubbling straight through\nunmodified) for a host that wants to persist or react to them.\n\n`highlight` controls what drives that dimming, on top of the always-active search-match\ndimming: `'selection'` (the default) dims by the selected node's immediate neighborhood;\n`'hover'` also dims by whichever node is currently pointer-hovered (falling back to the selected\nnode's neighborhood while nothing is hovered); `'none'` turns this component's own dimming off\nentirely, forwarding empty `dimmedNodeIds`/`dimmedLinkIds` regardless of search/selection state\n-- for a host that wants to drive `lr-graph`'s dimming through a different composition instead.\n\n---\n\n**Slots**\n\n| Name | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| `details` | Overrides the details popover's default content (an `lr-entity-card` with a nested `lr-neighbor-list` and a pin toggle). Receives no data -- a consumer overriding this slot reads the selected entity from `selectedNodeId`/`nodes` itself. |\n\n---\n\n**CSS Shadow Parts**\n\n| Name | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| `base` | The root `role=\"group\"` wrapper. |\n| `detail-card` | The default-content `lr-entity-card`, only present while `selectedNodeId` resolves to a node. |\n| `detail-popover` | The composed `lr-popover` hosting the details overlay. |\n| `graph` | The composed `lr-graph`. |\n| `legend` | The composed `lr-graph-legend`. |\n| `path` | The composed `lr-path-strip`, only rendered while `path` is non-empty. |\n| `pinned` | The pinned-nodes row, only rendered while `pinnedNodeIds` is non-empty. |\n| `pinned-heading` | The pinned-nodes row's leading label. |\n| `search` | The composed `lr-entity-card` search `lr-input`. |\n| `search-empty` | The \"no matches\" message, shown when `searchQuery` is non-empty but no node matches. |\n| `search-result` | One search-match row (`role=\"listitem\"`, wrapping a `<button>`). |\n| `search-results` | The search-match list, only rendered while `searchQuery` is non-empty. |\n| `toolbar` | The row wrapping the search input and the type-filter legend. |",
           "attributes": [
             {
               "name": "height",
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             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -9700,7 +9700,7 @@
         },
         {
           "name": "lr-lite-chart",
-          "description": "`<lr-lite-chart>` — a dependency-free bar/line chart, plain SVG/DOM\nrendering with zero peer dependencies (unlike `lr-chart`, which wraps\n`chart.js`). For a project whose architecture forbids a charting\ndependency outright, this covers the common bar/line case: grouped or\nstacked bars, multi-series lines, per-point click, and hover tooltips\n(native SVG `<title>`, no positioning JS needed) — not a full `lr-chart`\nreplacement (no zoom/pan, no pie/doughnut/radar/scatter/bubble types, no\nhorizontal/dual-y-axis, no raw-config passthrough).\n\nBecause this renders real DOM (not canvas), it reuses `lr-chart`'s\n`--lr-chart-*` theme tokens directly via CSS `var()` — no\n`getComputedStyle()`-based re-theming step is needed the way `chart.ts`\nneeds one for its canvas.\n\nBy default (`layout=\"fit\"`) the plot always squeezes to the measured host\nwidth. Three independent, opt-in escape hatches for dense/aligned data:\n`layout=\"scroll\"` (+ `barWidth`) gives every bar a fixed pixel width and\nlets the plot overflow the host horizontally (scrollable) instead of\nsqueezing; `maxLabels` decimates which x-axis text labels render (bars\nalways still render) once there are more categories than that; and\n`barX` lets a consumer hand in its own per-category x-coordinate function\n— e.g. to pixel-align this chart's bars with a sibling `lr-heatmap`'s\ncalendar columns — overriding the internal slot math for both bars and\ntheir labels. All three are additive and no-ops when left unset.\n\nSeven further additive, opt-in properties: `pointText` overrides the\nper-bar/per-point `<title>`/`aria-label` tooltip text (mirrors\n`lr-heatmap`'s `cellText` hook), falling back to the built-in raw-value\ntemplate when unset; `roundedBars` draws bars as a rounded-top path\ninstead of a square-cornered rect; `skipZero` omits a bar entirely (not\njust zero-height) for an exactly-`0` value; `padLeft`/`barGapRatio`\noverride the internal `PAD_LEFT`/`BAR_GROUP_GAP` layout constants; `scale`\n(`type=\"bar\"` only) switches the bar-height mapping from the default\nlinear `niceDomain` fraction to a `Math.sqrt(value / domainMax)`\ncompression (mirroring `lr-heatmap`'s matrix-mode `sqrt` scale) so a\nskewed dataset's smaller bars don't get washed out by one dominant value\n— gridlines/tick labels stay on the linear domain regardless, only the bar\nmarks' own height changes, and `type=\"line\"` ignores `scale` entirely; and\n`hideAxis` suppresses `renderGrid()`'s gridlines/tick labels altogether\n(x-axis category labels, rendered separately, are unaffected). An eighth,\n`legendText`, appends a formatter-supplied string after each series' label in the\nbuilt-in legend row (e.g. a value or share) — no-op while `legend` is unset, matching the same\nfallback-to-unchanged convention as every other hook here;\n\n---\n\n**CSS Shadow Parts**\n\n| Name | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| `axis-label` | Each axis tick label. |\n| `axis-title` | The x/y axis title text, when set. |\n| `bar` | Each bar rect (type=\"bar\"). Carries `data-selected` and `aria-pressed=\"true\"` when its category index is in `selectedIndex`. |\n| `base` | The host's flex layout wrapper. |\n| `data-list` | A visually hidden list of all plotted data points (single-series only). |\n| `data-table` | A visually hidden category×series data table, rendered instead of `data-list` when there is more than one dataset so a screen-reader user hears series grouping rather than one flattened N×M sequence. |\n| `grid-line` | Each horizontal gridline. |\n| `legend` | The legend row, when `legend` is set. |\n| `legend-item` | Each legend entry. |\n| `legend-swatch` | Each legend entry's color swatch. |\n| `legend-text` | Extra per-item text after the series label, rendered only when `legendText` is set. |\n| `line` | Each series' stroked line path (type=\"line\"). |\n| `live-region` | The current mark announcement for keyboard users. |\n| `point` | Each series' per-point keyboard target (type=\"line\"). Carries `data-selected` and explicit `aria-pressed` state. |\n\n---\n\n**CSS Custom Properties**\n\n- `--lr-lite-chart-selected-outline-color` (default: `var(--lr-color-brand)`) — Stroke for a bar/point whose category index is in `selectedIndex`.",
+          "description": "`<lr-lite-chart>` — a dependency-free bar/line chart, plain SVG/DOM\nrendering with zero peer dependencies (unlike `lr-chart`, which wraps\n`chart.js`). For a project whose architecture forbids a charting\ndependency outright, this covers the common bar/line case: grouped or\nstacked bars, multi-series lines, per-point click, and hover tooltips\n(native SVG `<title>`, no positioning JS needed) — not a full `lr-chart`\nreplacement (no zoom/pan, no pie/doughnut/radar/scatter/bubble types, no\nhorizontal/dual-y-axis, no raw-config passthrough).\n\nBecause this renders real DOM (not canvas), it reuses `lr-chart`'s\n`--lr-chart-*` theme tokens directly via CSS `var()` — no\n`getComputedStyle()`-based re-theming step is needed the way `chart.ts`\nneeds one for its canvas.\n\nBy default (`layout=\"fit\"`) the plot always squeezes to the measured host\nwidth. Three independent, opt-in escape hatches for dense/aligned data:\n`layout=\"scroll\"` (+ `barWidth`) gives every bar a fixed pixel width and\nlets the plot overflow the host horizontally (scrollable) instead of\nsqueezing; `maxLabels` decimates which x-axis text labels render (bars\nalways still render) once there are more categories than that; and\n`barX` lets a consumer hand in its own per-category x-coordinate function\n— e.g. to pixel-align this chart's bars with a sibling `lr-heatmap`'s\ncalendar columns — overriding the internal slot math for both bars and\ntheir labels. All three are additive and no-ops when left unset.\n\nSeven further additive, opt-in properties: `pointText` overrides the\nper-bar/per-point `<title>`/`aria-label` tooltip text (mirrors\n`lr-heatmap`'s `cellText` hook), falling back to the built-in raw-value\ntemplate when unset; `roundedBars` draws bars as a rounded-top path\ninstead of a square-cornered rect; `skipZero` omits a bar entirely (not\njust zero-height) for an exactly-`0` value; `padLeft`/`barGapRatio`\noverride the internal `PAD_LEFT`/`BAR_GROUP_GAP` layout constants; `scale`\n(`type=\"bar\"` only) switches the bar-height mapping from the default\nlinear `niceDomain` fraction to a `Math.sqrt(value / domainMax)`\ncompression (mirroring `lr-heatmap`'s matrix-mode `sqrt` scale) so a\nskewed dataset's smaller bars don't get washed out by one dominant value\n— gridlines/tick labels stay on the linear domain regardless, only the bar\nmarks' own height changes, and `type=\"line\"` ignores `scale` entirely; and\n`hideAxis` suppresses `renderGrid()`'s gridlines/tick labels altogether\n(x-axis category labels, rendered separately, are unaffected). An eighth,\n`legendText`, appends a formatter-supplied string after each series' label in the\nbuilt-in legend row (e.g. a value or share) — no-op while `legend` is unset, matching the same\nfallback-to-unchanged convention as every other hook here. The built-in multi-series accessible\ntable can independently format its finite numeric cells through `tableCellFormatter`; for a\nstacked bar chart, `tableTotals` adds an opt-in localized total column. Both are no-ops when\nunset.\n\n---\n\n**CSS Shadow Parts**\n\n| Name | Description |\n| --- | --- |\n| `axis-label` | Each axis tick label. |\n| `axis-title` | The x/y axis title text, when set. |\n| `bar` | Each bar rect (type=\"bar\"). Carries `data-selected` and `aria-pressed=\"true\"` when its category index is in `selectedIndex`. |\n| `base` | The host's flex layout wrapper. |\n| `data-list` | A visually hidden list of all plotted data points (single-series only). |\n| `data-table` | A visually hidden category×series data table, rendered instead of `data-list` when there is more than one dataset so a screen-reader user hears series grouping rather than one flattened N×M sequence. |\n| `grid-line` | Each horizontal gridline. |\n| `legend` | The legend row, when `legend` is set. |\n| `legend-item` | Each legend entry. |\n| `legend-swatch` | Each legend entry's color swatch. |\n| `legend-text` | Extra per-item text after the series label, rendered only when `legendText` is set. |\n| `line` | Each series' stroked line path (type=\"line\"). |\n| `live-region` | The current mark announcement for keyboard users. |\n| `point` | Each series' per-point keyboard target (type=\"line\"). Carries `data-selected` and explicit `aria-pressed` state. |\n\n---\n\n**CSS Custom Properties**\n\n- `--lr-lite-chart-selected-outline-color` (default: `var(--lr-color-brand)`) — Stroke for a bar/point whose category index is in `selectedIndex`.",
           "attributes": [
             {
               "name": "accessible-label",
@@ -9821,6 +9821,15 @@
                 ]
               }
             },
+            {
+              "name": "table-totals",
+              "description": "Adds a localized total column to the built-in multi-series accessible table for a stacked\nbar chart. Ignored for grouped bars and line charts.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "value": {
+                "type": [
+                  "boolean"
+                ]
+              }
+            },
             {
               "name": "type",
               "description": "Type: `LyraLiteChartType`  \nDefault: `'bar'`",
@@ -12032,7 +12041,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -12269,7 +12278,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -13089,7 +13098,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -14338,7 +14347,7 @@
             },
             {
               "name": "stack-totals",
-              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. Unset (the default) draws nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "description": "When the chart is `stacked` (bar/line only), draws the per-category stack\ntotal above each stack, via the same optional `chartjs-plugin-datalabels`\npeer as `data-labels`. Null/undefined points are skipped; a category whose\nevery value is null shows no total. The generated accessible data table\nreceives the same formatted total column (one per value axis). Unset (the\ndefault) draws and adds nothing.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
               "value": {
                 "type": [
                   "boolean"
@@ -15543,6 +15552,15 @@
                   "OrientationBreakpointBasis"
                 ]
               }
+            },
+            {
+              "name": "wrap-labels",
+              "description": "When true, allows step labels to wrap when the effective orientation is vertical. The\ndefault preserves the single-line labels used by the original stepper contract; horizontal\nlabels remain single-line even when this property is enabled.\n\nType: `boolean`  \nDefault: `false`",
+              "value": {
+                "type": [
+                  "boolean"
+                ]
+              }
             }
           ]
         },