@cosyte/dicom 0.0.15 → 0.0.16

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  # Changelog
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+ ## 0.0.16
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - ce2975a: Fold the `Known limitations` sidebar category into `Troubleshooting`, so the shipped
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+ `docs-content/sidebars.json` conforms to the documentation IA spine (`DOCS-STALE-BEHIND-IA040`)
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+ No source, no public API and no parse behaviour changes. `docs-content/limitations.md` is not
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+ renamed and not moved, and the page keeps its URL, so every existing link to it still resolves. One
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+ sentence of its prose changes, for the reason given under THE PAGE NO LONGER DESCRIBES ITS OWN
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+ POSITION below.
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+ WHAT SHIPS. The top level of `docs-content/sidebars.json` goes from
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+ intro, Installation, Quickstart, [Known limitations], Core Concepts, Guides, Troubleshooting
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+ to
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+ intro, Installation, Quickstart, Core Concepts, Guides, Troubleshooting[troubleshooting, limitations]
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+ `Known limitations` was never on the canonical spine, which is
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+ `[Overview, Installation, Quickstart, Core Concepts, Guides, API Reference, Troubleshooting]`.
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+ The spine's own definition of Troubleshooting is "common error symptoms plus how to debug, plus
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+ Known Limitations if the package surfaces them", so this is the label's canonical home rather than a
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+ workaround for the lint. The two docs now sit under one heading in the order a reader meets them:
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+ `troubleshooting` (what went wrong) then `limitations` (what will never work).
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+ WHY IT WAS URGENT. `docs.cosyte.com` builds the released corpus and lints each package's SHIPPED
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+ sidebar against that spine, in strict mode, where a non-canonical top-level label is a hard error.
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+ A finding inside an ARCHIVED release is downgraded to non-gating info, because immutable bytes have
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+ no remedy diff. The same finding against the CURRENT release gates, because the remedy is exactly
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+ this: cut the next release. So the label sat dormant through `v0.0.14` and became blocking the
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+ moment `v0.0.15` was published and became current. It was not a new defect, and it stopped the whole
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+ site rebuilding, not just this package's pages.
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+ WHICH MEANS THE FIX ONLY LANDS ON A RELEASE. `docs` reads `docs-content/` out of the release
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+ artifact (`docs-content.tar.gz`), never out of `main`, so this changeset is load-bearing rather than
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+ bookkeeping: without a new version the corrected sidebar never reaches the site.
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+ THE CATEGORY IS NOT FORCED OPEN. The deleted category carried `"collapsed": false`, and
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+ `Troubleshooting` deliberately keeps the Docusaurus default instead of inheriting it. That flag
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+ existed to keep a one-item category permanently expanded so `limitations` read like a top-level
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+ page, a need that disappears once the page lives inside a real two-item category. `Core Concepts`
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+ keeps its `"collapsed": false` because it is the five-part reading spine of the package, not a
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+ destination a reader navigates to on purpose.
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+ THE PAGE NO LONGER DESCRIBES ITS OWN POSITION. `limitations.md` opened by claiming the boundary
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+ "lives high in the navigation rather than at the end of a troubleshooting page", which this change
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+ makes false in the one place a reader can check it: the page is now the last item of the last
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+ category, immediately after the troubleshooting page. That sentence is rewritten to say what is
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+ actually load-bearing, that the boundary is a page of its own rather than a closing paragraph, and
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+ that the introduction and the cookbook link into it. Left alone it would have frozen into an
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+ immutable release artifact and been correctable only by cutting yet another release, which is the
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+ same failure this change exists to end.
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+ NO `API Reference` CATEGORY IS AUTHORED HERE, and none may be. The docs site injects it at the
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+ canonical position (immediately before Troubleshooting) from the package's generated API set;
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+ hand-authoring it is a separate hard error in the same lint.
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  ## 0.0.15
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  ### Patch Changes
package/dist/index.cjs CHANGED
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  // src/version.ts
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- var VERSION = "0.0.15";
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+ var VERSION = "0.0.16";
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  // src/dictionary/index.ts
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  var dictionary_exports = {};