@boost33/ui 0.6.0 → 0.7.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -309,6 +309,85 @@ most consumers meet first.
 still gains no `aria-haspopup`, and it still opens nothing. Connecting the two is
 Stage B.
 
+## 0.7.0 — not yet published
+
+**The redrawn marks' baselines were approved by Jamal on 29 October 2026**
+(`tests/baselines/README.md`, "The 29 October redraw"), so nothing holds this
+release on that account. Date the heading when it is published.
+
+**Not breaking. Nothing to do on upgrade, and every product mark looks
+different.** A minor: no export, prop or type changes. `ProductMark` draws new
+artwork for the four slugs it drew before, draws a mark for six slugs it drew as
+a bare tile before, and `hasProductMark` answers `true` for those six.
+
+### Changed — every product mark carries one orange accent, and all ten products have one (B33-1670)
+
+**What you will see.** Every `ProductMark`, in the switcher and wherever else you
+render one, is a new drawing: the near-black tile, a white glyph and **one
+orange accent** (`--color-primary`) on one element of it. This reverses the
+9 September 2026 rule that product marks carry no orange at all (Jamal,
+29 October 2026, B33-1669). Products are still told apart by shape: the accent
+is the same orange in every mark.
+
+| Slug | Mark | Before |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `wallet` | a wallet, an orange clasp | a card with a stripe |
+| `boostscore` | a target, an orange bull's-eye | a gauge |
+| `boostvoice` | the Content pencil, an orange line under it | a soundwave |
+| `boostoutbound` | a paper plane, its near wing orange | an arrow leaving top-right |
+| `brokers` | two people, the one behind in orange | bare tile |
+| `boosttrade` | a key, its bow orange | bare tile |
+| `boostfunding` | a banknote and coin, an orange note behind | bare tile |
+| `boostresults` | a pulse running into an orange dot | bare tile |
+| `passport` | a passport, an orange globe | bare tile |
+| `pipe` | a pipeline in three stages, the last orange | bare tile |
+
+The glyphs are lifted verbatim from `boostledger` at `ad4146f`, the merge that
+redrew them there, so the Wallet and this package draw the same marks.
+`boostvoice` keeps its slug and draws the Content pencil, because the product is
+being renamed Boost Content; the display name moves on Identity's side
+(B33-1672), and nothing changes for you here when it does.
+
+**A muted mark spends no orange.** `muted` (the switcher's unowned and unbuilt
+rows) still greys the tile to `--color-neutral-300`, and now also turns the
+accent white. Outbound gains a fold line between its wings and Passport's globe
+turns grey with white lines, so both stay readable without the accent. Every ink
+on a muted tile is still white, so ADR-0012's contrast reasoning, and its rule
+against combining `muted` with `title`, is unchanged.
+
+**A mark's orange is not your screen's orange moment.** The one-orange-moment
+rule (`--color-primary`: the primary action or the threshold marker, never both)
+is about emphasis. A product mark's accent is identity, as the Boost33
+monogram's orange is, and does not count against it (Jamal, 29 October 2026;
+ADR-0015). A switcher showing ten marks does not stop a screen having its primary
+button.
+
+**Passport drops two lines below 24px.** At the 20px default its globe's
+meridian and equator would fill the globe in, so they are drawn from 24px up.
+If you render Passport at 24px or larger you get them.
+
+**`hasProductMark` answers `true` for all ten slugs Identity serves.** If a test
+of yours asserted `hasProductMark('brokers') === false`, or that a Brokers row
+draws a bare tile, it now fails, correctly. Nothing else in your code needs to
+change: a slug you do not recognise still draws the bare tile, as ADR-0003
+requires.
+
+#### Not in `dist/`
+
+The specimen's ProductMark route (ten marks per row, a stand-in slug for the
+bare tile, Passport added to the sizes row), a new specimen route
+`AppSwitcherRegistrySpecimen` showing the switcher with all ten products,
+`tests/product-mark.test.tsx`'s new palette, muted and Passport cases and its
+re-pinned Identity transcription (ten slugs, re-read 29 October 2026),
+`tests/app-switcher.test.tsx`'s registry cases, ADR-0015, a note on ADR-0012, and
+`tests/baselines/README.md`'s record of the redraw. **Thirteen baselines changed,
+approved by Jamal**: seven replaced (`productmark-wallet`, `-boostscore`,
+`-boostvoice`, `-boostoutbound`, `appswitcher-closed`, `-open`, `-rail`) and six
+added (`productmark-brokers`, `-boosttrade`, `-boostfunding`, `-boostresults`,
+`-passport`, `-pipe`), which joined `STATES` and the border census. Note for
+anyone relying on the diff: a 20px mark is too small a share of its crop to reach
+the 5% threshold, so the diff would pass a full redraw of any one mark.
+
 ## 0.6.0 — 2026-10-26
 
 **Not breaking. Nothing to do on upgrade unless you adopt the new component.**

package/dist/components/ProductMark/ProductMark.d.ts

@@ -6,95 +6,76 @@
  *
  * **Module-internal since B33-1269, and it has to stay that way.** `src/index.ts`
  * publishes `hasProductMark` below and neither this list nor `ProductSlug`. A
- * `const` assertion over four strings made an artwork inventory part of the
+ * `const` assertion over these strings made an artwork inventory part of the
  * published type contract: a consumer could write `Record<ProductSlug, ...>` or
- * switch exhaustively over it, and then artwork landing for a fifth product --
+ * switch exhaustively over it, and then artwork landing for another product --
  * the thing this package exists to ship -- would be a breaking change for them.
  * Nothing published is typed `ProductSlug` anyway; every slug prop is `string` on
  * purpose, so Identity's registry may run ahead of a mark release (ADR-0003, and
  * `slug` below). So the union's only real job was answering "which slugs have
  * artwork", and `hasProductMark` answers that without freezing the list.
+ * B33-1670 widening this from four slugs to ten is the proof: it adds drawings
+ * and flips six `hasProductMark` answers to true, and breaks nothing a consumer
+ * could have typed.
  *
  * The tests and the specimen read both names by deep import, which is how
  * everything in this repo reaches into `src/`. A consumer cannot: `package.json`
  * exports `.`, `./style.css` and `./theme.css`, and nothing else.
  *
- * **It is no longer the whole of Identity's registry, and the difference is
- * deliberate.** Identity serves five slugs: these four plus `brokers` (B33-1158,
- * "Boost Brokers"). This package has no `brokers` glyph, so that row draws the
- * bare tile through the safe degrade below -- see "The fifth slug" underneath.
- *
- * **Transcribed from `boost33-identity/src/lib/productRegistry.ts`** -- its
- * `REGISTRY_SLUGS`, which is `PRODUCTS` from `src/config/products.ts` plus
- * `WALLET_SLUG`. That file is the source of truth and this is a copy of it in
- * another repository, which is a thing that drifts. It already did: until
- * B33-1043 this list read `wallet | score | voice | outbound` while this comment
- * asserted it was Identity's, so three of the four rows of a switcher fed
- * straight from `GET /api/v1/products` drew the bare tile (see `slug` below) and
- * nothing anywhere failed.
+ * **It is the whole of Identity's registry: all ten slugs, every one with a
+ * mark.** Transcribed from `boost33-identity/src/lib/productRegistry.ts` -- its
+ * `REGISTRY_SLUGS`, which is `PRODUCTS` from `src/config/products.ts`
+ * (boostscore, boostvoice, boostoutbound, brokers, boosttrade, boostfunding)
+ * plus `RESULTS_SLUG`, `PASSPORT_SLUG`, `PIPE_SLUG` and `WALLET_SLUG`. That file
+ * is the source of truth and this is a copy of it in another repository, which
+ * is a thing that drifts. It already did: until B33-1043 this list read
+ * `wallet | score | voice | outbound` while its comment asserted it was
+ * Identity's, so three of the four rows of a switcher fed straight from
+ * `GET /api/v1/products` drew the bare tile (see `slug` below) and nothing
+ * anywhere failed.
  *
  * Identity is not the side that renames. ADR-0003 records the shorter slugs as
  * considered and rejected: these match the `?app=` keys live campaign URLs
  * already carry, so renaming them means those links grant nothing on sign-up.
+ * The same holds for `boostvoice`, whose mark is already the Content pencil:
+ * the product is being renamed Boost Content, and the display name moves on
+ * Identity's side (B33-1672) while the slug stays.
  *
  * `tests/product-mark.test.tsx` pins this list against a second transcription of
  * the same source, so the two repositories cannot part company in silence again.
- * That pin is what the old comment's assertion was standing in for, and it now
- * pins the gap as well as the overlap: it names `brokers` as the one served slug
- * with no glyph here, so a *sixth* product, or artwork landing for this one,
- * fails rather than passing quietly.
+ * The pin also keeps a list of served slugs this package deliberately draws
+ * nothing for. That list is empty since B33-1670, and it stays in the test so an
+ * eleventh product Identity serves before its mark lands is a recorded decision
+ * rather than a quiet pass.
  *
  * The *order* is this package's own and not Identity's -- `REGISTRY_SLUGS` ends
- * with `wallet` where this begins with it. Nothing reads a render order off this
- * list: a switcher draws the order its consumer was served (`AppSwitcher`), and
- * the only thing this order sets is the left-to-right run of frames in the
- * ProductMark specimen.
- *
- * ── The fifth slug ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
- *
- * **`brokers` is absent because no Brokers artwork exists to lift, not because
- * nobody got to it.** The four glyphs below were taken verbatim out of
- * `boostledger/src/ui/primitives/icons.tsx`, whose own `GLYPHS` is typed
- * `Record<ProductName, ReactNode>` over exactly four display names. There is no
- * Brokers mark in that file, none in `boost33-brand-hub`, and none in this
- * repository. The hub renders the product as a text quick-link and no mark at
- * all.
- *
- * So drawing one here would not be transcribing a mark, it would be inventing
- * one -- and the comment on GLYPHS below records what that costs: PR #4 redrew
- * all four from a written description, got all four wrong, and reintroduced the
- * retired one-orange-element construction. An invented fifth mark is worse than
- * that was, because it has nothing to be caught against. A human captures the
- * first baseline at the fidelity gate, which would make the invention the
- * referent, and it looks equally settled either way afterwards (CLAUDE.md, "an
- * agent that picks one and builds it has invented a referent").
- *
- * The degrade is also the mildest it will ever be. Identity serves `brokers` as
- * `live: false` -- the space is still being built -- so the switcher row carries
- * the "Soon" tag beside the bare tile, which reads as a product that has not
- * arrived rather than as a drawing that failed to load. That stops being true
- * the day Brokers ships.
- *
- * **To close it:** get the mark drawn where the other four live
- * (`boostledger/src/ui/primitives/icons.tsx`), lift it here verbatim, add
- * `brokers` to this list, and let a human approve `productmark-brokers.png` at a
- * gate. Not in that order optional: this list is what GLYPHS is typed against,
- * so adding the slug without the artwork stops the build, which is the one part
- * of this that cannot go wrong quietly.
- *
- * **And since B33-1269 that is an ordinary addition rather than a breaking
- * change.** This list is not published, so widening it widens nothing a consumer
- * has typed against: a fifth entry adds a drawing where there was a bare tile and
- * flips `hasProductMark('brokers')` from false to true. Until then it was a
- * major-bump-shaped change to ship a picture, which is the wrong price for the
- * thing this package is for.
+ * with `wallet` where this begins with it, then follows Identity's order for the
+ * other nine. Nothing reads a render order off this list: a switcher draws the
+ * order its consumer was served (`AppSwitcher`), and the only thing this order
+ * sets is the left-to-right run of frames in the ProductMark specimen, where the
+ * four slugs that have carried a mark since 0.1 keep the first four places.
+ *
+ * ── Brokers, and the six that arrived with it ────────────────────────────────
+ *
+ * From 0.4.0 to 0.6.0 Identity served `brokers` and this package drew it as the
+ * bare tile, deliberately: no Brokers artwork existed in any repository to lift,
+ * and drawing one here would have been inventing a referent rather than
+ * transcribing a mark (PR #4 redrew the first four from a written description
+ * and got all four wrong). Identity then grew `boosttrade`, `boostfunding`,
+ * `boostresults`, `passport` and `pipe`, all served with no mark here either.
+ *
+ * B33-1669 closed it the way the old comment said it had to be closed: the
+ * marks were drawn where the others live (`boostledger/src/ui/primitives/icons.tsx`),
+ * for all ten products at once, and B33-1670 lifted them here verbatim. The
+ * part a commit cannot do is still outstanding when this lands -- a human
+ * approves `productmark-<slug>.png` for each of the ten at the fidelity gate
+ * (tests/baselines/README.md).
  */
-export declare const PRODUCT_SLUGS: readonly ["wallet", "boostscore", "boostvoice", "boostoutbound"];
+export declare const PRODUCT_SLUGS: readonly ["wallet", "boostscore", "boostvoice", "boostoutbound", "brokers", "boosttrade", "boostfunding", "boostresults", "passport", "pipe"];
 /**
- * One of the slugs this package draws a mark for. Not every slug Identity serves
- * -- see above -- and not published either, for the reason recorded there. What
- * this type is for is typing GLYPHS, so the list and the artwork cannot part
- * company.
+ * One of the slugs this package draws a mark for. Not published, for the reason
+ * recorded above. What this type is for is typing GLYPHS, so the list and the
+ * artwork cannot part company.
  */
 export type ProductSlug = (typeof PRODUCT_SLUGS)[number];
 /**
@@ -104,9 +85,9 @@ export type ProductSlug = (typeof PRODUCT_SLUGS)[number];
  * **Ask this rather than matching a slug against a union of known slugs.** The
  * set of slugs with artwork is this package's inventory, not a vocabulary:
  * Identity owns which products exist (ADR-0003) and this list grows whenever a
- * drawing lands. `brokers` is the one slug Identity serves today that there is no
- * glyph here for -- see "The fifth slug" above. A caller that pattern-matches a
- * union is pinned to whichever inventory it compiled against; a caller that asks
+ * drawing lands. Since B33-1670 every slug Identity serves has a mark, and the
+ * next product Identity adds will be served before its mark ships here. A
+ * caller that pattern-matches a union is pinned to whichever inventory it compiled against; a caller that asks
  * this gets the installed version's answer, and keeps working when the next mark
  * ships.
  *
@@ -135,9 +116,15 @@ export interface ProductMarkProps {
     size?: number;
     /**
      * Dims the tile for a product the account is not entitled to -- the switcher's
-     * unowned rows need it. It swaps the **ground only**, to --color-neutral-300;
-     * the glyph stays white. Fading the glyph too would cost the shape the one
-     * thing telling the four marks apart, and it is a prop rather than a wrapper
+     * unowned and unbuilt rows need it. The tile ground greys to
+     * --color-neutral-300, and the cut-outs painted in the tile colour grey with
+     * it. The glyph stays white, and **the orange accent turns white too** (Jamal,
+     * 29 Oct 2026, B33-1669): a product the account does not own spends no
+     * orange. Two marks take the drawing from Paper's "Option: no orange" row to
+     * stay legible without the accent -- Outbound gains a fold line in the tile
+     * colour between its two wings, and Passport's globe flips to the tile colour
+     * with white lines. Fading the glyph instead would cost the shape the one
+     * thing telling the marks apart, and it is a prop rather than a wrapper
      * `opacity-40 grayscale` filter because that lands on a mid-grey visibly
      * darker than the grey Paper draws.
      *
@@ -151,6 +138,8 @@ export interface ProductMarkProps {
      * of those and makes the ratio bite. That combination is out of contract; no
      * call site in this package uses it. See ADR-0012, which also records why the
      * ground is not darkened and what to reach for if this is ever revisited.
+     * Since the accent turned white on a muted tile, every ink on that tile is the
+     * same white ADR-0012 measured, so its 1.41:1 is still the only ratio there is.
      */
     muted?: boolean;
     /**
@@ -170,8 +159,9 @@ export interface ProductMarkProps {
 }
 /**
  * The tile-and-glyph mark for one Boost33 product -- a rounded --color-neutral-950
- * square with the product's glyph in --color-primary-foreground. The four marks
- * share one palette and are told apart by shape alone; there is zero brand
- * orange in any of them.
+ * square with the product's glyph in --color-primary-foreground and one accent
+ * in --color-primary. The ten marks share one palette and are told apart by
+ * shape; the accent is the same orange in every one of them, so it identifies
+ * nothing.
  */
 export declare function ProductMark({ slug, size, muted, title, className }: ProductMarkProps): import("react").JSX.Element;

package/dist/components/ProductMark/ProductMark.js

@@ -1,77 +1,231 @@
-import { jsxs as t, jsx as r, Fragment as n } from "react/jsx-runtime";
-import { useId as k } from "react";
-import i from "./ProductMark.module.css.js";
-const x = 20, f = ["wallet", "boostscore", "boostvoice", "boostoutbound"], y = {
-  // A credit card with its magnetic stripe: an outline card (fill none, so the
-  // tile shows through) plus a filled stripe across it.
-  wallet: /* @__PURE__ */ t(n, { children: [
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "5", y: "10", width: "30", height: "20", rx: "4", fill: "none", stroke: "currentColor", strokeWidth: "3" }),
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "5", y: "16", width: "30", height: "5", fill: "currentColor" })
-  ] }),
-  // A gauge with the needle swung high: an arc, the needle, and the hub it
-  // pivots on. Arc and needle stroke at width 4 with round caps.
-  boostscore: /* @__PURE__ */ t(n, { children: [
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("path", { d: "M6 26 A14 14 0 0 1 34 26", fill: "none", stroke: "currentColor", strokeWidth: "4", strokeLinecap: "round" }),
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("line", { x1: "20", y1: "26", x2: "28", y2: "14", stroke: "currentColor", strokeWidth: "4", strokeLinecap: "round" }),
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "20", cy: "26", r: "3", fill: "currentColor" })
-  ] }),
-  // A soundwave, tall in the middle: three pill bars, all centred on y=20.
-  boostvoice: /* @__PURE__ */ t(n, { children: [
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "6", y: "14", width: "7", height: "12", rx: "3.5", fill: "currentColor" }),
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "16.5", y: "4", width: "7", height: "32", rx: "3.5", fill: "currentColor" }),
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "27", y: "14", width: "7", height: "12", rx: "3.5", fill: "currentColor" })
-  ] }),
-  // An arrow leaving through the top-right: the shaft and the elbow of its head,
-  // both stroke width 4 with round caps and joins.
-  boostoutbound: /* @__PURE__ */ t(n, { children: [
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("line", { x1: "8", y1: "32", x2: "32", y2: "8", stroke: "currentColor", strokeWidth: "4", strokeLinecap: "round", strokeLinejoin: "round" }),
-    /* @__PURE__ */ r("path", { d: "M16 8 H32 V24", fill: "none", stroke: "currentColor", strokeWidth: "4", strokeLinecap: "round", strokeLinejoin: "round" })
-  ] })
+import { jsxs as l, jsx as r, Fragment as e } from "react/jsx-runtime";
+import { useId as L } from "react";
+import a from "./ProductMark.module.css.js";
+const w = 20, g = [
+  "wallet",
+  "boostscore",
+  "boostvoice",
+  "boostoutbound",
+  "brokers",
+  "boosttrade",
+  "boostfunding",
+  "boostresults",
+  "passport",
+  "pipe"
+], o = "var(--color-primary-foreground)", b = "var(--color-primary)", M = "var(--color-neutral-950)", m = "var(--color-neutral-300)", d = 40, v = 0.62, W = 24, E = {
+  // wallet (upstream "Wallet"). A wallet with a card tucked behind its flap and
+  // an orange clasp.
+  wallet: {
+    optical: 0.94,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+        "path",
+        {
+          d: "M5 7 L15.4 3.1 A1.2 1.2 0 0 1 17 4 L17.6 7 Z",
+          fill: o,
+          stroke: o,
+          strokeWidth: "1",
+          strokeLinejoin: "round"
+        }
+      ),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "2.5", y: "6.5", width: "19", height: "15", rx: "3", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "14.5", y: "10.75", width: "9", height: "6.5", rx: "2.5", fill: t }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "17.75", cy: "14", r: "1.5", fill: i })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // boostscore (upstream "Boost Score"). A target: a white ring around an orange
+  // bull's-eye.
+  boostscore: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "12", cy: "12", r: "10", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "12", cy: "12", r: "7", fill: t }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "12", cy: "12", r: "4", fill: i })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // boostvoice (upstream "Boost Voice"). The CONTENT pencil: the product is being
+  // renamed Boost Content and the mark is already drawn for the new name. The
+  // slug stays `boostvoice`; the display rename is Identity's (B33-1672).
+  boostvoice: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+        "path",
+        {
+          d: "M15.8 3.6 A2 2 0 0 1 18.6 3.6 L20.4 5.4 A2 2 0 0 1 20.4 8.2 L9 19.6 L4 20.5 L4.4 15 Z",
+          fill: o,
+          stroke: o,
+          strokeWidth: "1",
+          strokeLinejoin: "round"
+        }
+      ),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("path", { d: "M13.4 6 L18 10.6", stroke: t, strokeWidth: "1.6", strokeLinecap: "round" }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "13", y: "18.25", width: "8.5", height: "2.75", rx: "1.375", fill: i })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // boostoutbound (upstream "Boost Outbound"). A paper plane, its near wing orange.
+  boostoutbound: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+        "path",
+        {
+          d: "M21 3 L3 10.4 L10.2 13.8 Z",
+          fill: o,
+          stroke: o,
+          strokeWidth: "1.5",
+          strokeLinejoin: "round"
+        }
+      ),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+        "path",
+        {
+          d: "M21 3 L10.2 13.8 L13.6 21 Z",
+          fill: i,
+          stroke: i,
+          strokeWidth: "1.5",
+          strokeLinejoin: "round"
+        }
+      ),
+      i === o && /* @__PURE__ */ r("path", { d: "M20 4 L10.2 13.8", stroke: t, strokeWidth: "1.4", strokeLinecap: "round" })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // brokers (upstream "Boost Brokers"). Two people, the one behind in orange; a
+  // tile-coloured outline separates the white figure in front from it.
+  brokers: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "16.5", cy: "7.5", r: "3.25", fill: i }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("path", { d: "M11 20 A5.5 5.5 0 0 1 22 20 Z", fill: i }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "9", cy: "7.5", r: "3.75", fill: o, stroke: t, strokeWidth: "1.5" }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+        "path",
+        {
+          d: "M2 20.5 A7 7 0 0 1 16 20.5 Z",
+          fill: o,
+          stroke: t,
+          strokeWidth: "1.5",
+          strokeLinejoin: "round"
+        }
+      )
+    ] })
+  },
+  // boosttrade (upstream "Boost Off Market"). A key -- something not on the open
+  // market -- with an orange bow.
+  boosttrade: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "11", y: "10.6", width: "11", height: "2.8", rx: "1.4", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "15.6", y: "11", width: "2.8", height: "5", rx: "1.2", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "19.2", y: "11", width: "2.8", height: "3.8", rx: "1.2", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "7.5", cy: "12", r: "5.5", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "7.5", cy: "12", r: "2.6", fill: t }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "7.5", cy: "12", r: "1.6", fill: i })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // boostfunding (upstream "Boost Financing"). A banknote with its coin, an
+  // orange note stacked behind it.
+  boostfunding: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "4.75", y: "4.5", width: "17", height: "11", rx: "2.5", fill: i }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "1", y: "8.25", width: "18.75", height: "12.5", rx: "3.25", fill: t }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "2.25", y: "9.5", width: "16.25", height: "10", rx: "2", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "10.375", cy: "14.5", r: "2.75", fill: t })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // boostresults (upstream "Boost Activity"). A pulse line running into an
+  // orange dot -- activity, now.
+  boostresults: {
+    optical: 1,
+    draw: ({ accent: t }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+        "path",
+        {
+          d: "M2.5 12.5 H6 L9 5 L14 19 L16.6 12.5 H17",
+          fill: "none",
+          stroke: o,
+          strokeWidth: "2.5",
+          strokeLinecap: "round",
+          strokeLinejoin: "round"
+        }
+      ),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "20", cy: "12.5", r: "2.5", fill: t })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // passport (upstream "Boost Passport"). A passport booklet with an orange globe
+  // and a name bar. The globe's meridian and equator are dropped below 24px (see
+  // the constant above).
+  passport: {
+    optical: 0.94,
+    draw: ({ tile: t, accent: i, size: c }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "4.5", y: "2", width: "15", height: "20", rx: "2.5", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("circle", { cx: "12", cy: "10", r: "5.75", fill: i === o ? t : i }),
+      c >= W && /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+        /* @__PURE__ */ r(
+          "ellipse",
+          {
+            cx: "12",
+            cy: "10",
+            rx: "2.5",
+            ry: "5.1",
+            fill: "none",
+            stroke: i === o ? o : t,
+            strokeWidth: "1.3"
+          }
+        ),
+        /* @__PURE__ */ r("path", { d: "M6.25 10 H17.75", stroke: i === o ? o : t, strokeWidth: "1.3" })
+      ] }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "8.5", y: "17.75", width: "7", height: "1.8", rx: "0.9", fill: t })
+    ] })
+  },
+  // pipe (upstream "Boost Pipe"). A pipeline narrowing in three stages, the last
+  // -- the deal -- orange.
+  pipe: {
+    optical: 0.96,
+    draw: ({ accent: t }) => /* @__PURE__ */ l(e, { children: [
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "2.5", y: "4", width: "19", height: "4", rx: "2", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "6", y: "10", width: "12", height: "4", rx: "2", fill: o }),
+      /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { x: "9.5", y: "16", width: "5", height: "4", rx: "2", fill: t })
+    ] })
+  }
 };
-function h(o) {
-  return f.includes(o);
+function k(t) {
+  return g.includes(t);
 }
-function v(o) {
-  return h(o);
+function _(t) {
+  return k(t);
 }
-function C({ slug: o, size: l = x, muted: a, title: c, className: d }) {
-  const s = k(), e = c == null, u = h(o) ? y[o] : null;
-  return /* @__PURE__ */ t(
+function j({ slug: t, size: i = w, muted: c, title: n, className: f }) {
+  const x = L(), s = n == null, h = k(t) ? E[t] : null, p = c ? m : M, y = c ? o : b;
+  return /* @__PURE__ */ l(
     "svg",
     {
-      className: d != null ? `${i.mark} ${d}` : i.mark,
-      width: l,
-      height: l,
-      viewBox: "0 0 40 40",
-      role: e ? void 0 : "img",
-      "aria-hidden": e ? "true" : void 0,
-      "aria-labelledby": e ? void 0 : s,
+      className: f != null ? `${a.mark} ${f}` : a.mark,
+      width: i,
+      height: i,
+      viewBox: `0 0 ${d} ${d}`,
+      role: s ? void 0 : "img",
+      "aria-hidden": s ? "true" : void 0,
+      "aria-labelledby": s ? void 0 : x,
       children: [
-        !e && /* @__PURE__ */ r("title", { id: s, children: c }),
-        /* @__PURE__ */ r(
-          "rect",
-          {
-            className: i.ground,
-            width: "40",
-            height: "40",
-            style: { fill: a ? "var(--color-neutral-300)" : "var(--color-neutral-950)" }
-          }
-        ),
-        u && /* @__PURE__ */ r(
-          "g",
-          {
-            transform: "translate(10 10) scale(0.5)",
-            style: { color: "var(--color-primary-foreground)" },
-            children: u
-          }
-        )
+        !s && /* @__PURE__ */ r("title", { id: x, children: n }),
+        /* @__PURE__ */ r("rect", { className: a.ground, width: d, height: d, style: { fill: p } }),
+        h && /* @__PURE__ */ r("g", { transform: I(h.optical), children: h.draw({ tile: p, accent: y, size: i }) })
       ]
     }
   );
 }
+function I(t) {
+  const i = d * v * t, c = u((d - i) / 2), n = u(i / 24);
+  return `translate(${c} ${c}) scale(${n})`;
+}
+function u(t) {
+  return Math.round(t * 1e4) / 1e4;
+}
 export {
-  f as PRODUCT_SLUGS,
-  C as ProductMark,
-  v as hasProductMark
+  g as PRODUCT_SLUGS,
+  j as ProductMark,
+  _ as hasProductMark
 };
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-{"version":3,"file":"ProductMark.js","sources":["../../../src/components/ProductMark/ProductMark.tsx"],"sourcesContent":["import { useId, type ReactNode } from 'react'\nimport styles from './ProductMark.module.css'\n\n/**\n * The size the mark renders at unless a caller says otherwise. 20px is the\n * Wallet's own default at its call sites, and the size the four\n * tests/baselines/productmark-*.png were captured at: a 20px tile in the 24px\n * gutter the specimen crop uses either side -> 68px CSS -> 136 device px at\n * deviceScaleFactor 2. Changing it moves four apps.\n *\n * There is deliberately no minimum-legible floor here, unlike Boost33Mark. That\n * floor is the monogram's alone -- the bowls of the B close up below ~20px. The\n * product marks have the opposite property: each is one path on a 40-unit grid\n * with a quarter-side corner, chosen so it renders correctly from Paper's 96px\n * down to 20px. Do not generalise Boost33Mark's floor into a shared rule.\n */\nconst DEFAULT_SIZE = 20\n\n/**\n * The slugs this package draws a product mark for, as one list. Everything else\n * keys off it: ProductSlug is derived from it, and GLYPHS is typed against it so\n * adding a slug without artwork is a compile error rather than a mark that\n * silently draws nothing.\n *\n * **Module-internal since B33-1269, and it has to stay that way.** `src/index.ts`\n * publishes `hasProductMark` below and neither this list nor `ProductSlug`. A\n * `const` assertion over four strings made an artwork inventory part of the\n * published type contract: a consumer could write `Record<ProductSlug, ...>` or\n * switch exhaustively over it, and then artwork landing for a fifth product --\n * the thing this package exists to ship -- would be a breaking change for them.\n * Nothing published is typed `ProductSlug` anyway; every slug prop is `string` on\n * purpose, so Identity's registry may run ahead of a mark release (ADR-0003, and\n * `slug` below). So the union's only real job was answering \"which slugs have\n * artwork\", and `hasProductMark` answers that without freezing the list.\n *\n * The tests and the specimen read both names by deep import, which is how\n * everything in this repo reaches into `src/`. A consumer cannot: `package.json`\n * exports `.`, `./style.css` and `./theme.css`, and nothing else.\n *\n * **It is no longer the whole of Identity's registry, and the difference is\n * deliberate.** Identity serves five slugs: these four plus `brokers` (B33-1158,\n * \"Boost Brokers\"). This package has no `brokers` glyph, so that row draws the\n * bare tile through the safe degrade below -- see \"The fifth slug\" underneath.\n *\n * **Transcribed from `boost33-identity/src/lib/productRegistry.ts`** -- its\n * `REGISTRY_SLUGS`, which is `PRODUCTS` from `src/config/products.ts` plus\n * `WALLET_SLUG`. That file is the source of truth and this is a copy of it in\n * another repository, which is a thing that drifts. It already did: until\n * B33-1043 this list read `wallet | score | voice | outbound` while this comment\n * asserted it was Identity's, so three of the four rows of a switcher fed\n * straight from `GET /api/v1/products` drew the bare tile (see `slug` below) and\n * nothing anywhere failed.\n *\n * Identity is not the side that renames. ADR-0003 records the shorter slugs as\n * considered and rejected: these match the `?app=` keys live campaign URLs\n * already carry, so renaming them means those links grant nothing on sign-up.\n *\n * `tests/product-mark.test.tsx` pins this list against a second transcription of\n * the same source, so the two repositories cannot part company in silence again.\n * That pin is what the old comment's assertion was standing in for, and it now\n * pins the gap as well as the overlap: it names `brokers` as the one served slug\n * with no glyph here, so a *sixth* product, or artwork landing for this one,\n * fails rather than passing quietly.\n *\n * The *order* is this package's own and not Identity's -- `REGISTRY_SLUGS` ends\n * with `wallet` where this begins with it. Nothing reads a render order off this\n * list: a switcher draws the order its consumer was served (`AppSwitcher`), and\n * the only thing this order sets is the left-to-right run of frames in the\n * ProductMark specimen.\n *\n * ── The fifth slug ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n *\n * **`brokers` is absent because no Brokers artwork exists to lift, not because\n * nobody got to it.** The four glyphs below were taken verbatim out of\n * `boostledger/src/ui/primitives/icons.tsx`, whose own `GLYPHS` is typed\n * `Record<ProductName, ReactNode>` over exactly four display names. There is no\n * Brokers mark in that file, none in `boost33-brand-hub`, and none in this\n * repository. The hub renders the product as a text quick-link and no mark at\n * all.\n *\n * So drawing one here would not be transcribing a mark, it would be inventing\n * one -- and the comment on GLYPHS below records what that costs: PR #4 redrew\n * all four from a written description, got all four wrong, and reintroduced the\n * retired one-orange-element construction. An invented fifth mark is worse than\n * that was, because it has nothing to be caught against. A human captures the\n * first baseline at the fidelity gate, which would make the invention the\n * referent, and it looks equally settled either way afterwards (CLAUDE.md, \"an\n * agent that picks one and builds it has invented a referent\").\n *\n * The degrade is also the mildest it will ever be. Identity serves `brokers` as\n * `live: false` -- the space is still being built -- so the switcher row carries\n * the \"Soon\" tag beside the bare tile, which reads as a product that has not\n * arrived rather than as a drawing that failed to load. That stops being true\n * the day Brokers ships.\n *\n * **To close it:** get the mark drawn where the other four live\n * (`boostledger/src/ui/primitives/icons.tsx`), lift it here verbatim, add\n * `brokers` to this list, and let a human approve `productmark-brokers.png` at a\n * gate. Not in that order optional: this list is what GLYPHS is typed against,\n * so adding the slug without the artwork stops the build, which is the one part\n * of this that cannot go wrong quietly.\n *\n * **And since B33-1269 that is an ordinary addition rather than a breaking\n * change.** This list is not published, so widening it widens nothing a consumer\n * has typed against: a fifth entry adds a drawing where there was a bare tile and\n * flips `hasProductMark('brokers')` from false to true. Until then it was a\n * major-bump-shaped change to ship a picture, which is the wrong price for the\n * thing this package is for.\n */\nexport const PRODUCT_SLUGS = ['wallet', 'boostscore', 'boostvoice', 'boostoutbound'] as const\n\n/**\n * One of the slugs this package draws a mark for. Not every slug Identity serves\n * -- see above -- and not published either, for the reason recorded there. What\n * this type is for is typing GLYPHS, so the list and the artwork cannot part\n * company.\n */\nexport type ProductSlug = (typeof PRODUCT_SLUGS)[number]\n\n/**\n * The four product glyphs, lifted verbatim from `boostledger`'s\n * `src/ui/primitives/icons.tsx` (the `GLYPHS` record, as of `837d85d`) rather\n * than redrawn from any written description. Redrawing them from\n * `docs/mintlify/system/product-marks.mdx` is how PR #4 got all four wrong and\n * reintroduced the retired one-orange-element construction; if any document\n * disagrees with that file, that file wins. See B33-562.\n *\n * Each glyph is drawn on its own full 40-unit grid and inset into the middle 20\n * of the tile by the `translate(10 10) scale(0.5)` group below. The stroke\n * widths are right on that grid -- do not \"correct\" them to compensate for the\n * scale, the scale is what puts the stroke at the weight Paper draws. Every\n * element paints in `currentColor` (the tile's white glyph ink) or `none`;\n * there is no colour of any kind in here, which is what tells the four marks\n * apart by shape and never by hue.\n *\n * Typing this `Record<ProductSlug, ReactNode>` is load-bearing: a fifth slug\n * added to PRODUCT_SLUGS without a glyph here stops the build. That is why the\n * list stays a `const` assertion with a union derived from it even though\n * B33-1269 stopped publishing both -- the union moved off the package surface,\n * it did not stop existing, and `tsc --noEmit` is the check that a slug and its\n * drawing arrive together.\n */\nconst GLYPHS: Record<ProductSlug, ReactNode> = {\n  // A credit card with its magnetic stripe: an outline card (fill none, so the\n  // tile shows through) plus a filled stripe across it.\n  wallet: (\n    <>\n      <rect x=\"5\" y=\"10\" width=\"30\" height=\"20\" rx=\"4\" fill=\"none\" stroke=\"currentColor\" strokeWidth=\"3\" />\n      <rect x=\"5\" y=\"16\" width=\"30\" height=\"5\" fill=\"currentColor\" />\n    </>\n  ),\n  // A gauge with the needle swung high: an arc, the needle, and the hub it\n  // pivots on. Arc and needle stroke at width 4 with round caps.\n  boostscore: (\n    <>\n      <path d=\"M6 26 A14 14 0 0 1 34 26\" fill=\"none\" stroke=\"currentColor\" strokeWidth=\"4\" strokeLinecap=\"round\" />\n      <line x1=\"20\" y1=\"26\" x2=\"28\" y2=\"14\" stroke=\"currentColor\" strokeWidth=\"4\" strokeLinecap=\"round\" />\n      <circle cx=\"20\" cy=\"26\" r=\"3\" fill=\"currentColor\" />\n    </>\n  ),\n  // A soundwave, tall in the middle: three pill bars, all centred on y=20.\n  boostvoice: (\n    <>\n      <rect x=\"6\" y=\"14\" width=\"7\" height=\"12\" rx=\"3.5\" fill=\"currentColor\" />\n      <rect x=\"16.5\" y=\"4\" width=\"7\" height=\"32\" rx=\"3.5\" fill=\"currentColor\" />\n      <rect x=\"27\" y=\"14\" width=\"7\" height=\"12\" rx=\"3.5\" fill=\"currentColor\" />\n    </>\n  ),\n  // An arrow leaving through the top-right: the shaft and the elbow of its head,\n  // both stroke width 4 with round caps and joins.\n  boostoutbound: (\n    <>\n      <line x1=\"8\" y1=\"32\" x2=\"32\" y2=\"8\" stroke=\"currentColor\" strokeWidth=\"4\" strokeLinecap=\"round\" strokeLinejoin=\"round\" />\n      <path d=\"M16 8 H32 V24\" fill=\"none\" stroke=\"currentColor\" strokeWidth=\"4\" strokeLinecap=\"round\" strokeLinejoin=\"round\" />\n    </>\n  ),\n}\n\n/*\n * The narrowing half of the same question, deliberately separate from the\n * published `hasProductMark` below. A type predicate -- `slug is ProductSlug` --\n * is what lets `GLYPHS[slug]` index safely, and it is also a signature that\n * names `ProductSlug` in the emitted `.d.ts`. Publishing this one would put the\n * union back on the package surface through the back door, which is exactly what\n * B33-1269 took off it.\n */\nfunction isProductSlug(slug: string): slug is ProductSlug {\n  return (PRODUCT_SLUGS as readonly string[]).includes(slug)\n}\n\n/**\n * Does this package draw a mark for `slug`? The supported way to ask, and the\n * only thing about the artwork inventory the package publishes (B33-1269).\n *\n * **Ask this rather than matching a slug against a union of known slugs.** The\n * set of slugs with artwork is this package's inventory, not a vocabulary:\n * Identity owns which products exist (ADR-0003) and this list grows whenever a\n * drawing lands. `brokers` is the one slug Identity serves today that there is no\n * glyph here for -- see \"The fifth slug\" above. A caller that pattern-matches a\n * union is pinned to whichever inventory it compiled against; a caller that asks\n * this gets the installed version's answer, and keeps working when the next mark\n * ships.\n *\n * **A `false` is not an error and needs no guard around it.** `ProductMark`\n * renders a slug it has no glyph for as the bare tile rather than throwing\n * (ADR-0003's safe degrade), and in a switcher that row is still named, still\n * linked and still clickable -- only the glyph is missing. So do not use this to\n * filter a served registry, to hide a product's row, or to decide to substitute a\n * drawing of your own: every one of those turns a missing glyph into a missing\n * product, and the registry running ahead of the artwork is the supported state.\n *\n * It is here for a caller that needs to *know* rather than to branch on\n * rendering -- a consumer test asserting its own hardcoded fixtures still draw\n * something, or a report of which served slugs have artwork yet.\n */\nexport function hasProductMark(slug: string): boolean {\n  return isProductSlug(slug)\n}\n\nexport interface ProductMarkProps {\n  /**\n   * Identity's product slug. An unknown one -- a product the served registry\n   * carries but this package has no artwork for yet -- draws the bare tile\n   * rather than throwing (ADR-0003's safe degrade), so the registry can run\n   * ahead of a mark release.\n   */\n  slug: string\n  /** Rendered width and height in px. Defaults to 20, the Wallet's own default. */\n  size?: number\n  /**\n   * Dims the tile for a product the account is not entitled to -- the switcher's\n   * unowned rows need it. It swaps the **ground only**, to --color-neutral-300;\n   * the glyph stays white. Fading the glyph too would cost the shape the one\n   * thing telling the four marks apart, and it is a prop rather than a wrapper\n   * `opacity-40 grayscale` filter because that lands on a mid-grey visibly\n   * darker than the grey Paper draws.\n   *\n   * **Only use this where the mark is decorative.** White on --color-neutral-300\n   * is 1.41:1, well under WCAG 1.4.11's 3:1, and the reason that is not a defect\n   * is that the criterion covers graphics *required to understand the content* --\n   * which this is not, while the mark is `aria-hidden`, the product's name sits\n   * beside it as text, and entitlement is additionally stated in words (the\n   * switcher's \"Not on plan\" tag). Combining `muted` with `title`, so the mark\n   * stands alone as the sole carrier of a product's identity, removes every one\n   * of those and makes the ratio bite. That combination is out of contract; no\n   * call site in this package uses it. See ADR-0012, which also records why the\n   * ground is not darkened and what to reach for if this is ever revisited.\n   */\n  muted?: boolean\n  /**\n   * An accessible name. Omit it -- the default -- and the mark is decorative:\n   * `aria-hidden`, contributing nothing to the accessibility tree. That is the\n   * right answer in the switcher, where the product's name sits beside it and a\n   * name here would only make a screen reader say it twice. Pass one only where\n   * the mark stands alone as the sole carrier of meaning.\n   *\n   * Passing this is what takes the mark out of `muted`'s contract -- see the\n   * note there. 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The\n * product marks are drawn to hold from Paper's 96px down to 20px, and the one\n * glyph with detail that does not survive the small end handles it itself:\n * Passport drops its globe lines below 24px (PASSPORT_GLOBE_LINES_MIN_SIZE), as\n * Paper's \"Small sizes\" row draws it. Do not generalise Boost33Mark's floor into\n * a shared rule.\n */\nconst DEFAULT_SIZE = 20\n\n/**\n * The slugs this package draws a product mark for, as one list. Everything else\n * keys off it: ProductSlug is derived from it, and GLYPHS is typed against it so\n * adding a slug without artwork is a compile error rather than a mark that\n * silently draws nothing.\n *\n * **Module-internal since B33-1269, and it has to stay that way.** `src/index.ts`\n * publishes `hasProductMark` below and neither this list nor `ProductSlug`. A\n * `const` assertion over these strings made an artwork inventory part of the\n * published type contract: a consumer could write `Record<ProductSlug, ...>` or\n * switch exhaustively over it, and then artwork landing for another product --\n * the thing this package exists to ship -- would be a breaking change for them.\n * Nothing published is typed `ProductSlug` anyway; every slug prop is `string` on\n * purpose, so Identity's registry may run ahead of a mark release (ADR-0003, and\n * `slug` below). So the union's only real job was answering \"which slugs have\n * artwork\", and `hasProductMark` answers that without freezing the list.\n * B33-1670 widening this from four slugs to ten is the proof: it adds drawings\n * and flips six `hasProductMark` answers to true, and breaks nothing a consumer\n * could have typed.\n *\n * The tests and the specimen read both names by deep import, which is how\n * everything in this repo reaches into `src/`. A consumer cannot: `package.json`\n * exports `.`, `./style.css` and `./theme.css`, and nothing else.\n *\n * **It is the whole of Identity's registry: all ten slugs, every one with a\n * mark.** Transcribed from `boost33-identity/src/lib/productRegistry.ts` -- its\n * `REGISTRY_SLUGS`, which is `PRODUCTS` from `src/config/products.ts`\n * (boostscore, boostvoice, boostoutbound, brokers, boosttrade, boostfunding)\n * plus `RESULTS_SLUG`, `PASSPORT_SLUG`, `PIPE_SLUG` and `WALLET_SLUG`. That file\n * is the source of truth and this is a copy of it in another repository, which\n * is a thing that drifts. It already did: until B33-1043 this list read\n * `wallet | score | voice | outbound` while its comment asserted it was\n * Identity's, so three of the four rows of a switcher fed straight from\n * `GET /api/v1/products` drew the bare tile (see `slug` below) and nothing\n * anywhere failed.\n *\n * Identity is not the side that renames. ADR-0003 records the shorter slugs as\n * considered and rejected: these match the `?app=` keys live campaign URLs\n * already carry, so renaming them means those links grant nothing on sign-up.\n * The same holds for `boostvoice`, whose mark is already the Content pencil:\n * the product is being renamed Boost Content, and the display name moves on\n * Identity's side (B33-1672) while the slug stays.\n *\n * `tests/product-mark.test.tsx` pins this list against a second transcription of\n * the same source, so the two repositories cannot part company in silence again.\n * The pin also keeps a list of served slugs this package deliberately draws\n * nothing for. That list is empty since B33-1670, and it stays in the test so an\n * eleventh product Identity serves before its mark lands is a recorded decision\n * rather than a quiet pass.\n *\n * The *order* is this package's own and not Identity's -- `REGISTRY_SLUGS` ends\n * with `wallet` where this begins with it, then follows Identity's order for the\n * other nine. 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