@ds-mo/ui 14.4.1 → 14.5.0

package/dist/.package-ready.json

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+{"schemaVersion":1,"package":"@ds-mo/ui","version":"14.5.0","components":70,"digest":"cd5d573d23ff72ee243fb1d99f3bc3ccd51ba95472ce49798c3d681efd1b47b6","completedAt":"2026-08-19T23:31:42.675Z"}

package/dist/agent-patterns.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
   "package": "@ds-mo/ui",
-  "packageVersion": "14.4.1",
+  "packageVersion": "14.5.0",
   "kind": "patterns",
   "entries": [
     {

package/dist/agent.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "schemaVersion": "1.0.0",
   "package": "@ds-mo/ui",
-  "packageVersion": "14.4.1",
+  "packageVersion": "14.5.0",
   "kind": "components",
   "entries": [
     {
@@ -8645,7 +8645,7 @@
           "The rendered structure uses a native table, caption, column headers, row groups, and data cells; keep the caption non-empty. The native caption remains visually hidden as the table's accessible name. When caption visibility is enabled, a 48px header bar renders as component chrome outside the horizontal scrollport. It defaults to a presentational caption title that does not duplicate the accessible name. Application-owned labeled controls supplied through the single named header slot replace that fallback and receive the complete content width inside the component-owned 8px inset, so the application can compose its own control groups and alignment without table-defined leading or trailing zones.",
           "Sorting controls remain buttons inside column headers and expose the table's one controlled member-row sort through aria-sort. Grouping never adds a second sort indicator or header control; the application supplies groups in its fixed product order.",
           "Selection controls expose checkbox semantics and explicit row names; select-all affects selectable loaded rows only and preserves selected identities outside the loaded window. When grouping is active with multi-selection, each group section header also exposes a checkbox that selects or clears that group's selectable loaded rows.",
-          "Interactive rows are focusable as native rows, activate with Enter or Space, and do not steal activation from their nested selection or action controls.",
+          "Interactive rows are focusable as native rows, activate with Enter or Space, and do not steal activation from their nested selection, action, or primary-text link controls.",
           "Scrollable table regions become keyboard focusable and named only when overflow exists.",
           "Incremental loading, newly appended row counts, failures, and end-of-results transitions are announced through a polite status region without replacing visible state. In grouped tables, announcements name the independently loading group.",
           "Static and infinite tables may show an optional result summary footer when displayedCount and totalCount are finite. Pagination mode instead renders a named Pagination control with a compact selected-size total, vertical divider, and page position; range changes are announced independently with complete phrasing. While focus is anywhere inside a paginated table, unmodified Left and Right Arrow request the adjacent page; editable fields, choice controls, sliders, and modified key combinations retain their own keyboard behavior. The footer slot can replace summary copy, while footer-leading and footer-trailing remain available in the same compact-bar anatomy."
@@ -8655,12 +8655,12 @@
           "Grouping supports one level. The application supplies groups in a fixed product-defined order and supplies ordered member rows independently. Group section headers show an emphasized text-body-medium label followed by a middle dot and plain secondary loaded progress, for example Critical · 50 of 166. The loaded value comes from the supplied member rows and the total comes from totalCount. A localized countLabel total phrase remains available for the complete assistive progress announcement. Groups may declare an optional intent (brand, neutral, negative, warning, caution, positive) that paints an LTR gradient from the faint intent surface at the label edge into faint neutral at the trailing edge, plus a bold intent title color. Neutral groups remain solid faint neutral. Section separators are painted inside that viewport-width surface so translucent border tokens composite with each intent background. Internal sections keep their separators; a collapsed or empty section header yields its separator only when it is the table's final rendered item. A trailing visually neutral icon-only ButtonUnfilled uses the 24px md double-inset action recipe and toggles controlled collapsedGroupIds, showing ChevronUp while expanded and ChevronDown while collapsed. While any group is expanded, a ChevronDownUp action uses the xs sort-control recipe widened to a table-owned 24px lane and collapses every group. It appears at the inline-end edge of the trailing column declared with kind action when one exists; otherwise a button-hugging 24px by 16px medium-elevation surface floats at the visible scrollport's header edge so the action remains reachable while member columns scroll beneath it. With stickyHeader enabled, each contained section uses its one real section row as a native sticky header inside its real row-group boundary. The browser therefore owns pinning, push-off, scrolling, and resize layout in one pass without a duplicated lane, active-section state, transforms, or scroll-time geometry. Shared grid tracks retain exact header and member-cell alignment. The section surface also stays pinned to the visible horizontal scrollport and spans the smaller of the visible viewport or table width.",
           "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, 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. 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.",
+          "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. 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, and pagination renders the controlled page supplied by the application and emits dsPaginationChange. 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. 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.",
-          "Cells accept scalar content, standard primary-and-secondary or dual-primary text primitives, declarative Tag, icon-only, 16:9 Image, or ButtonUnfilled Action content, or explicit Empty and Blank absence values. Standard secondary copy defaults to the secondary foreground and may declare a semantic Text color when the application data carries intent; dual-primary copy keeps both tracks primary unless explicitly colored. Single-track text, selection, tag-only, icon-only, Action, Empty, and Blank cells resolve a 40px base contract while multi-track cells grow downward. Tag cells use the double-inset Tag recipe; the md tag-only recipe is 24px inside 8px padding, while compound tag tracks preserve their peer text alignment. Action cells primarily use an icon-only Ellipses treatment, render a 24px small ButtonUnfilled inside 8px padding, default to unbordered, and emit row, column, and action identities through dsCellAction. Image cells render a 48px-high 16:9 bordered preview inside 8px outer padding, establishing a 64px row and a 102px column recipe, and fall back to an accessible placeholder when no source is supplied. Empty means the data applies but has no value and renders an em dash with localized assistive text; Blank means the data is not applicable and renders no content. Nullish values remain backward-compatible Empty values. Stable type and variant hooks keep every cell family independently styleable.",
+          "Cells accept scalar content, standard primary-and-secondary or dual-primary text primitives, declarative Tag, icon-only, icon-and-text, 16:9 Image, or ButtonUnfilled Action content, or explicit Empty and Blank absence values. Text objects may declare an optional href (and target) on the primary track only; the table renders a native anchor with the shared brand text-action treatment when the URL is safe, and leaves scalars unlinked. Standard secondary copy defaults to the secondary foreground and may declare a semantic Text color when the application data carries intent; an optional tertiary track uses the same subdued body-small recipe as secondary. Secondary and tertiary may also be a short list of colorable runs, rendered on one line with the table's middle-dot separator. Dual-primary copy keeps both tracks primary unless explicitly colored and does not gain a tertiary track. Body data cells share 8px outer padding; header and group rows keep their own geometry. Text tracks, including Empty, keep 4px inline padding so copy lines up with column-header labels; Tag and icon-only tracks stay on the 8px cell chrome alone. Icon-and-text cells (`kind: 'icon-text'`) place one md prefix icon beside the same copy stack as a text cell. The icon slot takes 2px padding on every side, then a 2px flex gap before the copy; text-track padding stays on the copy. Omit iconLabel when the glyph is decorative. 20px content (body-medium text, md icon, and the row checkbox) sits in a 24px track so it stays optically aligned with 24px Tag and Action content. Single-track text, selection, tag-only, icon-only, icon-and-text, Action, Empty, Blank, and 1-track Image cells resolve a 40px base contract while two-track cells grow to 62px and three-track cells grow to 84px. Tracks stack with a 2px gap. Keep the same track count in every row of a table or group when those rows should share one height. Tag cells use the inset Tag recipe: md double-inset is a 24px control for tag-only and tag-with-text, while text-with-tag uses sm single-inset at 20px so the second-track pill fills the body-small slot. Action cells primarily use an icon-only Ellipses treatment, render a 24px small ButtonUnfilled, default to unbordered, and emit row, column, and action identities through dsCellAction. Image cells declare tracks 1, 2, or 3 so the 16:9 bordered preview fills that body-row content box (cell height minus 8px padding) and the column hugs the resulting width; omit tracks for the 1-track recipe, and keep image tracks aligned with the other cells in the table or group. Image cells fall back to an accessible placeholder when no source is supplied. Empty means the data applies but has no value and renders an em dash with localized assistive text; Blank means the data is not applicable and renders no content. Nullish values remain backward-compatible Empty values. Stable type and variant hooks keep every cell family independently styleable.",
           "The public @ds-mo/ui/table.css export is the authoritative zero-specificity visual recipe. Override its --ds-table-* properties or target its stable element classes for product-specific styling."
         ],
         "responsiveBehavior": [
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           "Without maxHeight the table grows the document and automatic lazy loading observes the browser viewport. Horizontal scrolling chains vertical wheel and trackpad movement to the page instead of trapping it.",
           "Explicit column sizes establish the horizontal overflow width; unsized columns share remaining space.",
           "Prefer the named xs through xl column sizes, which resolve through TokoMo's table-column width tokens; numeric pixel sizes remain an escape hatch for exceptional application-owned widths.",
-          "Column headers use one 32px geometry. Body rows use a 40px single-track minimum; cell-specific outer padding and track geometry align text, selection, Tag, icon, Action, Empty, Blank, and Image primitives while additional tracks grow downward.",
+          "Column headers use one 32px geometry. Body rows use a 40px single-track minimum with shared 8px cell padding; additional tracks grow downward. Image previews fill the same content box as their declared track count. The second text track and the third text track share one subdued body-small recipe so line 3 lines up with line 2.",
           "Long content truncates by default and can opt into wrapping at the column or cell level."
         ],
         "frameworkCaveats": {