@ai-matrx/records-ui 0.85.18 → 0.86.0

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 # Changelog — @ai-matrx/records-ui
 
-## 0.85.18
+## 0.86.0 (2026-09-25 — version and notes set by PUBLISHER-5; needs @ai-matrx/design-system 0.40.0)
+
+- **A text kept as a file is edited WHOLE (lane BIG-VALUES-WRITE, owner 2026-09-25: "Make sure that
+  large data size is easy for users").** A text of any size now simply saves — the store keeps the
+  first 1000 characters in the cell and the whole text as a file, behind the scenes. So the grid's
+  cell editor (`useGridEditing.begin`, and tabbing into such a cell) reads the WHOLE text through the
+  host's `readFileText` and opens on it; saving writes the whole edited text (the store files it as
+  the next version) and a conflict is judged against what the store holds. The record form's box is
+  the new `WholeValueEditor` (the whole text in a 12-row box, spanning the form). A host that cannot
+  read files opens NO editor on such a cell — the cell keeps its words and "Open the whole text" —
+  because an editor holding the first 1000 characters would, on save, cut the value to its start.
+  New in `WholeValue.tsx` (package-internal): `WholeValueEditor`, `useWholeText`, `wholeValueOpening`,
+  `WHOLE_VALUE_NOT_EDITABLE_HERE`. **Consumer action:** bind `readFileText` (matrx-frontend's
+  `RECORDS_FILES` already does) or file-backed cells are read-only in place.
+
+- **Three rows above the data (lane TABLE-PAGE-CHROME, owner 2026-09-25: "six distinct rows sit
+  above the actual data … consolidate").** `TablePage` draws ONE toolbar row: the view picker (one
+  chip — the view's name — opening the list, New view and the view's own settings), the layout
+  chooser, the view's filter and your look (Save to view / Save as new view / Reset to view as
+  compact controls, the sentence as their title), then a SLOT where the showing layout puts its own
+  controls: the Grid draws its data-table toolbar (search, columns, sort) INTO the row
+  (design-system `toolbar.portalInto` + `singleRow`), a board its "Group by" / "Dates from"
+  (`InTableToolbar`), and a host layout is handed the slot as `render({ toolbarSlot })`. Nothing
+  wraps; on a phone the row scrolls sideways. The look bar's own row and the saved-view tabs row are
+  gone. Exported: `InTableToolbar`, `TableToolbarSlotContext`, `useTableToolbarSlot`.
+- **`TablePage.header(chrome)`** replaces `leading`: the host is handed `{ actions, tableName }` —
+  Share and the table's one menu — and draws them in ITS page header (the app's back button and
+  title switcher beside them). Without `header` they end the toolbar row. The menu no longer
+  carries a second list of views or the "Saved views" toggle; views live in the one picker.
+  `actions` is a fragment of two siblings (Share, the menu) so a host's header can fold them one by
+  one; on a phone Share is an item of the menu ("Share…") and the header keeps back, the title and
+  ONE menu. **Consumer action:** a host that passed `leading` passes nothing (the organization belongs to the
+  host's header); a host with a page header passes `header`. `TablePageHeaderChrome` is exported.
+- **The hand-order sentence is toolbar state.** "Sort: Manual · set by hand" / "Sorted by X ↑ ·
+  hand-set order set aside  Back to manual  Use this sort instead" was a sentence row; it is now
+  `SortStateControl` — a sort icon, the order in a word, a badge while a column sort sets the hand
+  order aside, and a popover that says the state in one line with Back to manual / Use this sort.
+  `handOrderSortState`, `handOrderLine` and `MANUAL_SORT` are exported so a host's Sheet draws the
+  same control.
+- **Where the footer sits is a view setting** (`presentation.footer`: `sticky` | `inline`, store key
+  declared by `custom.view_keys()` on production 2026-09-26 02:4xZ). Default `sticky` (the older
+  grid's pinned counts and pages): the records fill the page's height and the layout scrolls inside;
+  `inline`: the region scrolls and the footer follows the last row. Chosen in the view picker's
+  "Footer" setting, kept as the person's look until Save to view. `Grid.footer`,
+  `ViewSwitcher.footer`, host layouts get `render({ footer })`. Exported: `footerOf`,
+  `DEFAULT_FOOTER`, `FooterPlacement`, `FOOTER_WORDS`. **Consumer action:** mount `TablePage` in a
+  height-bounded body (`h-full overflow-hidden`) so the sticky footer has a height to fill.
+- **A chip's words are drawn in their own surface's foreground.** The view tab's "default" was
+  `text-muted-foreground` on the pressed `bg-secondary` tab (black on dark purple in light mode); the
+  picker is the `subtle` surface and its Default tag the `neutral` Badge. Census, same class, fixed:
+  `EntityReferenceControl` and `EntityReferenceKindPicker` (× on a secondary Badge) and `DocTemplate`
+  (version on a secondary tab) now inherit the surface's colour. Guard `crossedPairs` in
+  `the-table-page-is-three-rows.test.tsx`.
+- On a table page the Grid's "Not live" is a word in the toolbar row (the reason on hover), not a
+  line under it; the inline footer region is a plain scrolling block so the layout is as tall as
+  its rows. Walk: `demo/table-chrome-walk.mjs` (harness on the dev clone, source bytes) GREEN 14/14 —
+  three rows above the first data row at 1600, the sort popover, the footer sticky → inline → reset,
+  no crossed chip foreground light or dark, one toolbar line at 390.
+- Suite `the-table-page-is-three-rows.test.tsx` RED 8/9 on the prior bytes → GREEN 9/9; the hand-order,
+  saved-view and designation suites were moved to the new contract.
 
-Automatic changed-only republish (docs/metadata drift since the last tag — see
-`git diff npm/records-ui/v0.85.17..npm/records-ui/v0.85.18 -- apps/shared/records-ui`).
-No source changes intended and no consumer action required.
+## 0.85.18
 
-## Unreleased
+The auto release stubbed this version as a docs-only republish; it carried V24-TAILS's source
+change below (notes placed under it by PUBLISHER-5, 2026-09-25).
 
 - `TablePage` takes `onShownViewChange(shown: ShownViewReport)` (lane V24-TAILS, VERIFIER-24 item 6):
   the view exactly as the page draws it — saved view, the person's look laid over it, the address's