@ai-matrx/records 0.37.0 → 0.39.0

package/dist/use-cases/index.d.cts

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-import { T as TableType, a as TableDisplay, S as StorageMode, F as FieldTypeWord, b as FieldSource, C as ComputeOn, c as FieldRule, d as FieldSensitivity, e as ContextPolicy, R as RelationFlavor, f as RelationCardinality, O as OnDelete } from '../field-CWBdZfFv.cjs';
+import { T as TableType, a as TableDisplay, S as StorageMode, F as FieldTypeWord, b as FieldSource, C as ComputeOn, c as FieldRule, d as FieldSensitivity, e as ContextPolicy, R as RelationFlavor, f as RelationCardinality, O as OnDelete } from '../field-C5vJ0Kqv.cjs';
 
 /**
  * Who the data belongs to. A test organization is created under this name — the
@@ -68,8 +68,10 @@ interface UseCaseTable {
 }
 /**
  * One field. `parityType` is the word a person picks in the UI and it must be
- * one the store resolves — one of the thirteen parity types, one of the five
- * behaviours, or one of the plain synonyms (see `FieldTypeWord`).
+ * one the store resolves — any parity type the store ships, any behaviour they
+ * are made of, or one of the plain synonyms (see `FieldTypeWord`). The set is
+ * `RESOLVABLE_FIELD_TYPE_WORDS`, derived from the registry; never a count or a
+ * list typed out here.
  */
 interface UseCaseField {
     /** snake_case, the practitioner's own name for it: "date_of_birth", "po_number". */
@@ -378,7 +380,7 @@ declare function findPlaceholders(text: string): PlaceholderHit[];
 /** The sentence a guard or a suite prints for one hit. Never a bare code. */
 declare function describePlaceholder(hit: PlaceholderHit): string;
 
-/** Every word a `parityType` may be: the thirteen, the five behaviours, the synonyms. */
+/** Every word a `parityType` may be: the parity types, their behaviours, the synonyms. */
 declare const RESOLVABLE_FIELD_TYPE_WORDS: readonly string[];
 /**
  * The minimum a seeded business needs before a screen looks like it is working

package/dist/use-cases/index.d.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-import { T as TableType, a as TableDisplay, S as StorageMode, F as FieldTypeWord, b as FieldSource, C as ComputeOn, c as FieldRule, d as FieldSensitivity, e as ContextPolicy, R as RelationFlavor, f as RelationCardinality, O as OnDelete } from '../field-CWBdZfFv.js';
+import { T as TableType, a as TableDisplay, S as StorageMode, F as FieldTypeWord, b as FieldSource, C as ComputeOn, c as FieldRule, d as FieldSensitivity, e as ContextPolicy, R as RelationFlavor, f as RelationCardinality, O as OnDelete } from '../field-C5vJ0Kqv.js';
 
 /**
  * Who the data belongs to. A test organization is created under this name — the
@@ -68,8 +68,10 @@ interface UseCaseTable {
 }
 /**
  * One field. `parityType` is the word a person picks in the UI and it must be
- * one the store resolves — one of the thirteen parity types, one of the five
- * behaviours, or one of the plain synonyms (see `FieldTypeWord`).
+ * one the store resolves — any parity type the store ships, any behaviour they
+ * are made of, or one of the plain synonyms (see `FieldTypeWord`). The set is
+ * `RESOLVABLE_FIELD_TYPE_WORDS`, derived from the registry; never a count or a
+ * list typed out here.
  */
 interface UseCaseField {
     /** snake_case, the practitioner's own name for it: "date_of_birth", "po_number". */
@@ -378,7 +380,7 @@ declare function findPlaceholders(text: string): PlaceholderHit[];
 /** The sentence a guard or a suite prints for one hit. Never a bare code. */
 declare function describePlaceholder(hit: PlaceholderHit): string;
 
-/** Every word a `parityType` may be: the thirteen, the five behaviours, the synonyms. */
+/** Every word a `parityType` may be: the parity types, their behaviours, the synonyms. */
 declare const RESOLVABLE_FIELD_TYPE_WORDS: readonly string[];
 /**
  * The minimum a seeded business needs before a screen looks like it is working