@ai-matrx/records-ui 0.63.0 → 0.65.0

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 # Changelog — @ai-matrx/records-ui
 
+## 0.65.0
+
+**A condition about a relation column stops asking a person to type a uuid.**
+(lane RELATION-DISPLAY-2.)
+
+* **`ConditionField` carried no type, so the ONE condition builder could not know a
+  column points at another record.** It drew the same plain text box every other
+  clause gets — and a relation's stored value is the other record's id (FLD-6 /
+  REL-1), so the only way to write a true clause was to find and TYPE a uuid. The
+  dispatcher's actual house rule, *"a job for Harborview Property Group cannot
+  leave Scheduled without a purchase order"*, was unwritable by exactly the person
+  the builder exists for. A box that accepts anything and can only produce a rule
+  matching nothing is law 4's dead control.
+* `ConditionField` now carries an OPTIONAL `field`. When it is a relation, the value
+  control is **`RelationPicker`** — the same picker the cell uses, on the same
+  `relation_words_many` the cell reads — so a filter offers the column's own joined
+  words ("Harborview Property Group, Carpinteria") and writes the ID. A filter and
+  the column it filters can no longer disagree about what a record is called.
+* It is asked for ONE record even when the column holds several: a clause compares
+  against one value, and a picker that let somebody choose three would write an
+  expression this row cannot draw back.
+* Both callers in this package already held the whole `Field` and were throwing it
+  away one line before handing it over — `StageRules` and `FormBuilder`. In the form
+  builder this is the OWNER's screen; a stranger is still never asked a relation
+  question (`publicQuestions.ts` is untouched).
+
+**Consumer action:** none — `field` is optional and a caller passing only
+`{id, key, label}` gets exactly the old behaviour, which has its own clause. A host
+that wants the picker passes the `Field` it already has.
+
+*Numbered 0.65.0, not 0.64.0: a peer lane claimed 0.64.0 for the coercion primitive
+while this work was in flight and tagged it first. Two lanes bumping one package in
+one afternoon is the cost of a shared checkout; the fix is to move, never to take a
+version somebody else's tag already names.*
+
+## 0.64.0
+
+**The paste and the editor stop owning their own opinion of a column, and the capture sheet
+stops minting NaN.**
+
+- **`editorKindFor` is `fieldKindFor`** (`@ai-matrx/records` 0.45.0) with this package's
+  kernel File/Person ids bound. The classifier body lived here and was the only one.
+- **`valueFromPastedText` is one call to `coerceTypedAnswer`**, keeping this package's label
+  so a refusal names the column the way the grid's header does. Its 150-line body WAS the
+  coercion — and while it sat here, the public booking page was unbookable over any table
+  with a number field.
+- **`ChoiceOptions`** is re-exported from the core instead of declared twice.
+- **`CaptureRun`** used `Number(raw)`, which answers NaN for "about twelve" — and a NaN
+  becomes null on the wire, so a reading taken in a yard could silently record nothing. It
+  coerces through the one body now and KEEPS the typed text when the value is refused.
+- **`ViewSwitcher`**'s calendar offer tested `kind === "datetime" || kind === "date"`. FLD-11
+  has no "date" kind; it compiled only because the old `EditorKind` union carried two words
+  nothing produced.
+- **`BuildOrAsk`** (landed 0.63.x→here): "Ask an agent" is ABSENT when `mayBuild` is false —
+  asking an agent is the same act as building by hand, through the same doors.
+- **One label map per enum** (`enumLabels.ts`): no panel keeps its own copy, and the
+  "Done"/"Finished" split between `ChecklistRunner` and `ActionInbox` is gone.
+
+*Consumer action:* none. `EditorKind` is now an alias of `FieldKind`; a host that compared a
+kind against `"date"` or `"boolean"` was comparing against a value the classifier never
+returned.
+
 ## 0.63.0
 
 **A relation cell finally SHOWS what its column was configured to show, and the