@ds-mo/ui 14.24.0 → 14.25.0

package/dist/.package-ready.json

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+{"schemaVersion":1,"package":"@ds-mo/ui","version":"14.25.0","components":77,"digest":"f1a7aa473f373792c783db432b2f12160c7403108897991076ee1fc0412b6863","completedAt":"2026-09-02T01:26:05.059Z"}

package/dist/agent-patterns.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
   "package": "@ds-mo/ui",
-  "packageVersion": "14.24.0",
+  "packageVersion": "14.25.0",
   "kind": "patterns",
   "entries": [
     {

package/dist/agent.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
   "package": "@ds-mo/ui",
-  "packageVersion": "14.24.0",
+  "packageVersion": "14.25.0",
   "kind": "components",
   "entries": [
     {
@@ -7734,6 +7734,7 @@
           "Managed composition is the standard. Supply navigation, pageChrome, and tools objects plus named tool-view and default page-content slots.",
           "The application router owns the current route, authorization filtering, Dashboard or Settings context, destination collections, section collections, and localized content labels.",
           "ShellApp renders the lower-level desktop, tablet, and mobile chrome, coordinates layout, gradient alignment, transitions, shortcuts, global surfaces, optional Inbox state, focus restoration, and mobile-stage visibility.",
+          "Desktop and tablet PanelNav and PanelTools width motion is one continuous layout transition: the shell bar or title and routed page must follow the same intermediate lane widths without terminal-state snapping, overlapping chrome, transform scaling, or temporary replacement backgrounds.",
           "The application router owns authorization, current URLs, history, and route execution; ShellApp forwards navigation and page intent events without routing.",
           "sectionNavigation is an application-controlled preference: bar keeps route sections in BarNav, while panel renders them as nested PanelNav children and places compact BarTitle in the shell bar.",
           "Managed ShellApp derives ShellPage desktop header placement from sectionNavigation. Panel mode removes page-local title geometry, restores the standard responsive top gutter, and preserves full-bleed page content without requiring route-specific navigation branches.",
@@ -9144,7 +9145,7 @@
           "An active member sort toggles only between ascending and descending; activating a different sortable label moves the one sorting state to that key. Applications may still clear the controlled sort state explicitly. Grouping does not introduce another interactive direction.",
           "Compound headers can expose multiple related labels with independent sort keys. Each label owns only its content-width interaction target while the active direction remains in the column's alignment-aware sort lane.",
           "Initial loading defaults to ten row-shaped skeletons and preserves row dividers, column dividers, selection lanes, and sticky boundaries. A selectable table renders a checkbox-sized control skeleton in its selection lane so loading geometry matches the real checkbox instead of a generic icon. Each column may declare representative text, multiline text, image, Tag, icon, icon-and-text, action, or intentionally blank loading geometry; the table applies the matching resolved-cell padding and track anatomy so the placeholder row has the same height and rhythm as its data row. Columns without a declaration use one text line, while action columns infer an icon action placeholder. chromeLoading replaces opted-in table-owned caption controls with non-interactive control skeletons in the same slots and at the same dimensions, without changing dataMode or the surrounding caption geometry. Empty and initial error replace only the body with ds-empty-state, using Inbox or ErrorTriangle plus the table heading and body copy. In height-bounded and maxHeight tables that region fills the remaining viewport below the column header; content-sized tables keep a minimum empty-region height. Empty, initial error, load-more, retry, loading-more, and terminal bands remain fixed to the visible table width while data columns scroll horizontally beneath them. Incremental loading retains existing rows and supports automatic sentinel, manual load-more, retry, and terminal states. When grouping is active, each expanded group owns its load band at the end of its member rows; internal group load bands keep their bottom divider, while a terminal group load band yields it to the table edge or footer. The global bottom-of-table loader is not rendered.",
-          "dataMode selects the top-level window: infinite appends ungrouped rows through dsLoadMore when hasMore is true, pagination renders the controlled page supplied by the application and emits dsPaginationChange, and virtual recycles row DOM over the full in-memory rows or groups the application already supplied. Infinite mode also covers fixed result sets by leaving hasMore false. In a grouped paginated table, pagination counts and windows only parent groups; each expanded parent can still append its own members through dsGroupLoadMore. Virtual mode does not fetch, ignores hasMore and load bands, and requires a bounded viewport (height, maxHeight, or fitViewport with a definite block size). Without that height it fails visibly instead of mounting every row. The application owns requests, cancellation, cursors, deduplication, slicing, and query identity.",
+          "dataMode selects the top-level window: infinite appends ungrouped rows through dsLoadMore when hasMore is true, pagination renders the controlled page supplied by the application and emits dsPaginationChange, and virtual recycles row DOM over the full in-memory rows or groups the application already supplied. A bounded ungrouped infinite or pagination window with more than 50 supplied rows also recycles visible row DOM internally while preserving its selected data mode, complete supplied-window row count, selection scope, footer, and load behavior. Smaller and grouped non-virtual windows retain their supplied row DOM while deferring off-screen row content with token-aligned intrinsic heights. Infinite mode also covers fixed result sets by leaving hasMore false. In a grouped paginated table, pagination counts and windows only parent groups; each expanded parent can still append its own members through dsGroupLoadMore. Virtual mode does not fetch, ignores hasMore and load bands, and requires a bounded viewport (height, maxHeight, or fitViewport with a definite block size). Without that height it fails visibly instead of mounting every row. The application owns requests, cancellation, cursors, deduplication, slicing, and query identity.",
           "When pagination enables Fit to page on a bounded table, the table proposes the number of complete top-level rows that fit below its column header. Grouped tables count group headers only; member rows never affect capacity. Selecting Fit captures that numeric snapshot. A changed fitIdentity requests one fresh snapshot for a new query shape, while viewport resizing alone does not change the active controlled page size.",
           "Rows opt into complete-row activation with interactive and emit dsRowActivate without owning navigation. Selection paints through the shared selected ::before layer; interactive hover and press paint through the shared ::after layer.",
           "Row selection owns the single sticky start lane. One explicitly sized application column can own the sticky end lane, or the start lane when selection is absent. Each sticky boundary owns one fixed divider and a row-clipped directional shadow that paints into the adjacent scrolling columns only while more inline content remains beyond that edge.",