@datamoc/mw_games 0.37.0 → 0.39.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -7,6 +7,85 @@ the public API may still change between minor versions.
 
 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [0.39.1] - 2026-10-15
+
+Fixes the 0.39.0 publish gate on Linux: the WebP skip-shrink test asserted one
+platform's encoder answer instead of the real guarantee, and failed where sharp
+genuinely shrinks the noise fixture.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- The WebP test embeds whichever encoding is smaller and asserts byte-exact output
+  with a lossless round-trip either way, instead of assuming the conversion always
+  loses on tiny noise.
+
+## [0.39.0] - 2026-10-15
+
+The skeleton cluster (two-bone IK, joint limits, full clip channels, diagnostics, SVG
+parts loading), the asset and deformation cluster (pinned deformation, SVG skeletons,
+asset filtering and the embedded assets report), and the effects cluster (cloth, spring,
+haze and neon glow, each with a stated frame budget and reduced-motion handling).
+`PhysicsWorld` leaves `matter-js` behind for an in-repo solver, so the dependency is gone.
+
+### Added
+
+- Pinned sprite deformation with atomic vertex batches and one GPU upload per batch, checked
+  against a local Pontifex bird with fixed attachments and unchanged UVs.
+- `loadSvgSkeleton`: SVG limb extraction, authored/manifest pivots, rest-angle normalization
+  and automatic `SkeletalSprite` binding, including nested parts without duplicate drawing.
+- `assetFiles` on `mwgPage`, `emitPage` and `compileResources`: exact embedding lists with
+  named failures for unknown entries and unchanged defaults when omitted.
+- `mwg-assets` (`assetReport`): per-file raw/gzip/brotli weights with each share of
+  the compressed page, plus the embedded source inventory with byte-identical
+  duplicates grouped by hash.
+
+- Two-bone skeleton IK with named unreachable-target failures, absolute local joint limits,
+  and translation/scale clip channels through `sampleTransformPose` and `advancePose`.
+- Explicit `SkeletalSprite.setDiagnostics` overlay for bones, pivots, joints and tips.
+- `loadSvgParts` / `releaseSvgParts`: named SVG group textures with resolution-aware caching,
+  compiled local-file asset support and a browser check against a local Pontifex vehicle.
+
+- Pinned-point cloth (`Cloth` Verlet mesh plus textured `ClothSprite` on the 414 mesh
+  path) with gravity, wind, damping and a browser drape check; a damped 2D chase
+  `Spring` for secondary motion with a stated O(1) frame budget, plus a `SpringSprite`
+  debug line.
+- `HazeLayer` (with `hazeField` / `paintHazePixels`): drifting atmospheric sheets on
+  stacked depth planes, checked in the browser over a painted harbour; `NeonGlow`
+  (with `glowFalloff` / `paintGlowPixels`): additive neon light with colour, radius,
+  intensity and flicker, checked in the browser over a dark lane of signs.
+
+### Removed
+
+- The `matter-js` (and `@types/matter-js`) dependency: `PhysicsWorld` is recoded in TypeScript in this repo (semi-implicit Euler, impulse contacts, projected distance joints) with the same options, methods and signals. Bodies no longer spin: `angle` stays a display offset. The dropped `engine` field exposed the whole matter engine; nothing in this repo used it.
+### Fixed
+
+- SVG group splitting retains group transforms, shared definitions and styles, and handles
+  nested self-closing groups. Skeleton creation reports cycles instead of overflowing the stack.
+
+## [0.38.0] - 2026-10-14
+
+Optional MWL scene and UI composition with its bridge-editor example, the
+all-scenarios browser verifier, instance palette setters, and a powered-by badge
+games can carry on their login screen. Roadmap 393 and 394 move to parked: no
+fixture files for the proprietary groove formats, and the neural humanizer costs
+more than the game use case justifies.
+
+### Added
+
+- Optional MWL presentation compiler (`mwl/presentation`) and Pixi runtime
+  (`two-d/presentation`): scene layers, camera, reusable UI, responsive layouts, keyed
+  collections, typed bindings and biome-selected palette/scenery overrides. The local-file
+  bridge-editor example checks keyboard/pointer focus, modal input, cleanup and update cost.
+- `Button.setColors`, `Window.setColors` and `Bar.setBackground` update instance palettes
+  without rebuilding widgets.
+
+- `mwg-scenarios`: verifies every scenario in one local-file browser page through game-owned
+  `SceneControls` steps for entry, bot turns, assertions and cleanup, with bounded execution
+  and per-scenario failures.
+- `webpage/assets/powered-by-mwg.svg`: a badge games can copy onto their login screen,
+  linked to the framework site, with the snippet in the README's new "Powered by mwg"
+  section and the badge itself in the website footer.
+
 ## [0.37.0] - 2026-10-14
 
 Fixes and additions from the first outside game built on mwg (Pontifex, on 0.36.0): sounds compose with synthesized tones, two physics modules (matter-js rigid bodies and a deterministic XPBD structure solver), pointer and dropdown widgets, a project scaffold, and the `@datamoc/mwg` short-name package.

package/README.md

@@ -496,6 +496,13 @@ real numbers and booleans for scalar values and `_("...")` marking translatable
 strings. It describes game data and commands while `mwg` remains responsible for
 execution, rendering, input, audio, and saves. MWL is a new language, not a WML
 compatibility layer.
+Optional scene and UI composition is available through `@datamoc/mw_games/mwl/presentation`
+(build-time compiler) and `@datamoc/mw_games/two-d/presentation` (Pixi runtime). Compile
+reusable widgets, responsive layouts, keyed lists, semantic palettes and context overrides
+against a TypeScript binding manifest. The game supplies actions, physics and procedural
+adapters. See [the presentation contract](REFERENCE.md#mwl-presentation) and
+`examples/mwl-presentation`; `npm run visual:smoke:presentation` verifies the compiled
+`file://` page, keyboard/pointer input, modal windows, cleanup and update cost.
 The Wesnoth port can nevertheless use its native `.cfg` files as build inputs:
 the port-owned WML front end parses them, the adapter converts the supported
 nodes to MWL, and the normal MWL compiler emits the runtime module.
@@ -592,6 +599,25 @@ The generated data is plain TypeScript and works with the same local-file build
 pipeline as the rest of the framework. Wesnoth-specific MWL source belongs in
 the Wesnoth port, not in this framework package.
 
+## Powered by mwg
+
+Games built with mwg are welcome to carry the badge on their login screen:
+
+[![powered by mwg](webpage/assets/powered-by-mwg.svg)](https://datamoc.github.io/mwg/)
+
+Copy `webpage/assets/powered-by-mwg.svg` into your own project (a shipped game
+cannot fetch it from here; local-file pages only load their own assets) and link
+it to the framework site. In plain HTML that is:
+
+```html
+<a href="https://datamoc.github.io/mwg/">
+  <img src="./powered-by-mwg.svg" alt="powered by mwg" width="196" height="38">
+</a>
+```
+
+A canvas-drawn login screen loads the same file through the asset pipeline and
+opens the URL on click with `window.open('https://datamoc.github.io/mwg/', '_blank')`.
+
 ## Licence and provenance
 
 `mwg` is MPL-2.0. Its dependencies are permissive and compatible: PixiJS and Babylon.js are