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package/dist/primitives/Accordion/Accordion.vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang.js.map

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package/dist/primitives/AlertDialog/AlertDialog.js

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package/dist/primitives/AlertDialog/AlertDialog.vue.d.ts

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-import { type LabelOverrides } from "../../lib/labels";
-/**
- * The two buttons, which are the whole of what this component says on its own
- * account: the title and the consequence line are the host's, and there is no
- * body slot for anything else to arrive through.
- *
- * These were `confirmLabel` and `cancelLabel` props, and folding them in here
- * is not a rename. A prop default is per-instance by construction, so
- * "Confirm" and "Cancel" were the two strings in this library that a host
- * could correct at every call site and nowhere else — an application in
- * Vietnamese had to restate `cancelLabel` on every alert it rendered, and
- * forgetting one left an English button in the middle of a Vietnamese
- * decision. As a slot, `cancel` is set once for the application and `confirm`
- * is corrected per instance, which is the split these two actually want.
- */
-export interface AlertDialogLabels {
-    /**
-     * The action button. **Replace it with the verb it performs** — "Delete",
-     * "Discard", "Leave without saving". The default is a placeholder: "Confirm"
-     * tells a reader they are confirming and not what.
-     */
-    readonly confirm: string;
-    /**
-     * The way out, and the control that opens with focus. Unlike `confirm` this
-     * one usually is the same word everywhere in an application, which is what
-     * makes a vocabulary rather than a prop the right home for it.
-     */
-    readonly cancel: string;
-}
-/**
- * Loom's English, co-located with the component so it tree-shakes with it, and
- * exported so a host can build a partial vocabulary against the real thing.
- */
-export declare const ALERT_DIALOG_LABELS: AlertDialogLabels;
-declare const _default: typeof __VLS_export;
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-     * the application's vocabulary, where it is written once.
-     */
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package/dist/primitives/AlertDialog/AlertDialog.vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang.js

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-import { cn } from "../../lib/cn.js";
-import { optional } from "../../lib/props.js";
-import { useLabels } from "../../lib/labels.js";
-import { useSplitAttrs } from "../../lib/attrs.js";
-import { buttonVariants } from "../Button/Button.vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang.js";
-import { computed, createBlock, createCommentVNode, createElementVNode, createTextVNode, createVNode, defineComponent, mergeProps, normalizeClass, openBlock, renderSlot, toDisplayString, unref, withCtx } from "vue";
-import { AlertDialogAction, AlertDialogCancel, AlertDialogContent, AlertDialogDescription, AlertDialogOverlay, AlertDialogPortal, AlertDialogRoot, AlertDialogTitle, AlertDialogTrigger } from "reka-ui";
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-* exported so a host can build a partial vocabulary against the real thing.
-*/
-var ALERT_DIALOG_LABELS = {
-	confirm: "Confirm",
-	cancel: "Cancel"
-};
-var AlertDialog_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default = /*@__PURE__*/ defineComponent({
-	inheritAttrs: false,
-	__name: "AlertDialog",
-	props: {
-		open: {
-			type: Boolean,
-			default: void 0
-		},
-		title: {},
-		description: {},
-		destructive: {
-			type: Boolean,
-			default: false
-		},
-		labels: {}
-	},
-	emits: [
-		"confirm",
-		"cancel",
-		"update:open"
-	],
-	setup(__props) {
-		const props = __props;
-		const text = useLabels("alertDialog", ALERT_DIALOG_LABELS, () => props.labels);
-		const { attrs, rest: panelAttrs } = useSplitAttrs();
-		const panelBindings = computed(() => ({
-			...props.description ? {} : { "aria-describedby": void 0 },
-			...panelAttrs.value
-		}));
-		return (_ctx, _cache) => {
-			return openBlock(), createBlock(unref(AlertDialogRoot), mergeProps(unref(optional)({ open: __props.open }), { "onUpdate:open": _cache[3] || (_cache[3] = ($event) => _ctx.$emit("update:open", $event)) }), {
-				default: withCtx(() => [_ctx.$slots.trigger ? (openBlock(), createBlock(unref(AlertDialogTrigger), {
-					key: 0,
-					"as-child": ""
-				}, {
-					default: withCtx(() => [renderSlot(_ctx.$slots, "trigger")]),
-					_: 3
-				})) : createCommentVNode("", true), createVNode(unref(AlertDialogPortal), null, {
-					default: withCtx(() => [createVNode(unref(AlertDialogOverlay), { class: "fixed inset-0 z-50 bg-foreground/70 data-[state=open]:animate-fade" }), createVNode(unref(AlertDialogContent), mergeProps(panelBindings.value, {
-						"data-destructive": __props.destructive || void 0,
-						class: unref(cn)("fixed left-1/2 top-1/2 z-50 -translate-x-1/2 -translate-y-1/2", "w-[min(92vw,32rem)]", "rounded-lg border border-border bg-popover p-6 text-popover-foreground shadow-lg outline-none", "data-[state=open]:animate-scale-in", unref(attrs).class),
-						onEscapeKeyDown: _cache[2] || (_cache[2] = ($event) => _ctx.$emit("cancel"))
-					}), {
-						default: withCtx(() => [
-							createVNode(unref(AlertDialogTitle), { class: "text-base font-semibold" }, {
-								default: withCtx(() => [createTextVNode(toDisplayString(__props.title), 1)]),
-								_: 1
-							}),
-							__props.description ? (openBlock(), createBlock(unref(AlertDialogDescription), {
-								key: 0,
-								class: "mt-1 text-sm text-muted-foreground"
-							}, {
-								default: withCtx(() => [createTextVNode(toDisplayString(__props.description), 1)]),
-								_: 1
-							})) : createCommentVNode("", true),
-							createElementVNode("div", _hoisted_1, [createVNode(unref(AlertDialogCancel), {
-								class: normalizeClass(unref(buttonVariants)({ variant: "subtle" })),
-								onClick: _cache[0] || (_cache[0] = ($event) => _ctx.$emit("cancel"))
-							}, {
-								default: withCtx(() => [createTextVNode(toDisplayString(unref(text).cancel), 1)]),
-								_: 1
-							}, 8, ["class"]), createVNode(unref(AlertDialogAction), {
-								class: normalizeClass(unref(buttonVariants)({ variant: __props.destructive ? "destructive" : "primary" })),
-								onClick: _cache[1] || (_cache[1] = ($event) => _ctx.$emit("confirm"))
-							}, {
-								default: withCtx(() => [createTextVNode(toDisplayString(unref(text).confirm), 1)]),
-								_: 1
-							}, 8, ["class"])])
-						]),
-						_: 1
-					}, 16, ["data-destructive", "class"])]),
-					_: 1
-				})]),
-				_: 3
-			}, 16);
-		};
-	}
-});
-//#endregion
-export { ALERT_DIALOG_LABELS, AlertDialog_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default as default };
-
-//# sourceMappingURL=AlertDialog.vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang.js.map

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package/dist/primitives/Avatar/Avatar.js

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-import Avatar_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default, { avatarVariants } from "./Avatar.vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang.js";
-//#region src/primitives/Avatar/Avatar.vue
-var Avatar_default = Avatar_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default;
-//#endregion
-export { avatarVariants, Avatar_default as default };
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package/dist/primitives/Avatar/Avatar.vue.d.ts

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-/** Control height, and the text size the initials fallback prints at. */
-export type AvatarSize = "xs" | "sm" | "md" | "lg" | "xl";
-/** A circle, or a rounded square tile. */
-export type AvatarShape = "circle" | "square";
-/**
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- * colour as a rim, signalling a second semantic category distinct from the
- * default — a different role, origin, or mode.
- */
-export type AvatarVariant = "default" | "accent";
-export declare const avatarVariants: (props?: ({
-    size?: "sm" | "md" | "lg" | "xs" | "xl" | null | undefined;
-    force?: "accent" | "default" | null | undefined;
-} & import("class-variance-authority/types").ClassProp) | undefined) => string;
-declare const _default: typeof __VLS_export;
-export default _default;
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-    /** Image URL. Omit it to render the fallback outright. */
-    src?: string;
-    /** Accessible name for the photo — required on `AvatarImage` so a screen reader announces who it is, not just that an image loaded. */
-    alt?: string;
-    /** Initials to show while there is no image, or once one has failed — computed by the caller, never derived from `alt` here. */
-    fallback?: string;
-    /** Control height. */
-    size?: AvatarSize;
-    /** A circle, or a rounded square tile. Square suits a subject a circle would misdescribe — an organisation, a project, a repository — and takes a radius that steps with the size rather than one fixed value. */
-    shape?: AvatarShape;
-    /** Which visual treatment the avatar receives. `accent` applies the accent rim and `accentLabel` for a screen reader, so the distinction never rests on the hue alone. */
-    variant?: AvatarVariant;
-    /** What a screen reader announces after the name of an `accent` avatar. Localise it. Set it empty when something outside already says so — `AvatarGroup` does, because each row item composes its own name — and nothing is added for a `default` avatar either way. */
-    accentLabel?: string;
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-    /** Image URL. Omit it to render the fallback outright. */
-    src?: string;
-    /** Accessible name for the photo — required on `AvatarImage` so a screen reader announces who it is, not just that an image loaded. */
-    alt?: string;
-    /** Initials to show while there is no image, or once one has failed — computed by the caller, never derived from `alt` here. */
-    fallback?: string;
-    /** Control height. */
-    size?: AvatarSize;
-    /** A circle, or a rounded square tile. Square suits a subject a circle would misdescribe — an organisation, a project, a repository — and takes a radius that steps with the size rather than one fixed value. */
-    shape?: AvatarShape;
-    /** Which visual treatment the avatar receives. `accent` applies the accent rim and `accentLabel` for a screen reader, so the distinction never rests on the hue alone. */
-    variant?: AvatarVariant;
-    /** What a screen reader announces after the name of an `accent` avatar. Localise it. Set it empty when something outside already says so — `AvatarGroup` does, because each row item composes its own name — and nothing is added for a `default` avatar either way. */
-    accentLabel?: string;
-}> & Readonly<{}>, {
-    size: AvatarSize;
-    shape: AvatarShape;
-    variant: AvatarVariant;
-    alt: string;
-    accentLabel: string;
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-import { cn } from "../../lib/cn.js";
-import { useSplitAttrs } from "../../lib/attrs.js";
-import { computed, createBlock, createCommentVNode, createElementBlock, createTextVNode, createVNode, defineComponent, mergeProps, openBlock, toDisplayString, unref, withCtx } from "vue";
-import { AvatarFallback, AvatarImage, AvatarRoot } from "reka-ui";
-import { cva } from "class-variance-authority";
-//#region src/primitives/Avatar/Avatar.vue?vue&type=script&setup=true&lang.ts
-/**
-* Avatar — a user's picture, with a graceful initials fallback for
-* no `src`, a broken URL, or a still-loading image. Built on Reka UI's
-* Avatar: the image only paints once it has actually finished loading, so
-* the fallback stays visible the whole time until then — first paint is
-* either the real photo or the initials, never a broken-image icon.
-*
-* Two neighbours are worth naming. Several faces standing for one thing — the
-* people on a task, the agents on a run — are an `AvatarGroup`, which owns the
-* overlap, the stacking order and the "+3" so a row of them is one object to a
-* screen reader rather than N unrelated images. Anything pinned onto the
-* avatar's corner — a presence dot, an unread count — is an `Indicator`
-* wrapped around it; this component deliberately draws nothing there.
-*/
-var _hoisted_1 = {
-	key: 1,
-	class: "sr-only"
-};
-var avatarVariants = cva("relative inline-flex shrink-0 items-center justify-center overflow-hidden select-none", {
-	variants: {
-		size: {
-			xs: "h-6 w-6 text-xs",
-			sm: "h-8 w-8 text-xs",
-			md: "h-10 w-10 text-sm",
-			lg: "h-12 w-12 text-base",
-			xl: "h-16 w-16 text-lg"
-		},
-		force: {
-			default: "bg-muted text-muted-foreground",
-			accent: "border-2 border-accent bg-accent-muted text-accent"
-		}
-	},
-	defaultVariants: {
-		size: "md",
-		force: "default"
-	}
-});
-/**
-* A square avatar's corner radius, one value per size rather than the control
-* radius throughout. `rounded-md` is calibrated against a ~36px control; on a
-* 24px tile it is a third of the side, where a milled fillet stops reading as
-* a corner and starts reading as a blob, and on a 64px one it has almost
-* disappeared. Stepping it holds the corner between a sixth and a quarter of
-* the side at every size — the band the control radius already sits in — which
-* is the nesting law applied to a tile whose "padding" is its own edge.
-*/
-var SQUARE_RADIUS = {
-	xs: "rounded-sm",
-	sm: "rounded-md",
-	md: "rounded-md",
-	lg: "rounded-lg",
-	xl: "rounded-xl"
-};
-/**
-* The rounding for one size and shape. A circle is one value at every size; a
-* square is not, which is why the radius cannot live in the `cva` map beside
-* the heights. Kept off the public surface deliberately: a consumer wanting an
-* avatar-shaped tile should render an `Avatar`, not reassemble one.
-*/
-function avatarRadius(size, shape) {
-	return shape === "circle" ? "rounded-full" : SQUARE_RADIUS[size];
-}
-var Avatar_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default = /*@__PURE__*/ defineComponent({
-	inheritAttrs: false,
-	__name: "Avatar",
-	props: {
-		src: {},
-		alt: { default: "" },
-		fallback: {},
-		size: { default: "md" },
-		shape: { default: "circle" },
-		variant: { default: "default" },
-		accentLabel: { default: "" }
-	},
-	setup(__props) {
-		const props = __props;
-		const { attrs, rest } = useSplitAttrs();
-		const radius = computed(() => avatarRadius(props.size, props.shape));
-		return (_ctx, _cache) => {
-			return openBlock(), createBlock(unref(AvatarRoot), mergeProps(unref(rest), {
-				"data-variant": __props.variant,
-				class: unref(cn)(unref(avatarVariants)({
-					size: __props.size,
-					force: __props.variant
-				}), radius.value, unref(attrs).class)
-			}), {
-				default: withCtx(() => [
-					__props.src ? (openBlock(), createBlock(unref(AvatarImage), {
-						key: 0,
-						src: __props.src,
-						alt: __props.alt,
-						class: "h-full w-full animate-scale-in object-cover"
-					}, null, 8, ["src", "alt"])) : createCommentVNode("", true),
-					createVNode(unref(AvatarFallback), { class: "font-medium" }, {
-						default: withCtx(() => [createTextVNode(toDisplayString(__props.fallback), 1)]),
-						_: 1
-					}),
-					__props.variant === "accent" && __props.accentLabel ? (openBlock(), createElementBlock("span", _hoisted_1, toDisplayString(__props.accentLabel), 1)) : createCommentVNode("", true)
-				]),
-				_: 1
-			}, 16, ["data-variant", "class"]);
-		};
-	}
-});
-//#endregion
-export { avatarVariants, Avatar_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default as default };
-
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-import AvatarGroup_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default, { AVATAR_GROUP_LABELS } from "./AvatarGroup.vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang.js";
-//#region src/primitives/AvatarGroup/AvatarGroup.vue
-var AvatarGroup_default = AvatarGroup_vue_vue_type_script_setup_true_lang_default;
-//#endregion
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A fixed offset would look like a badly spaced flex row at the top\n * of the scale and swallow the initials at the bottom of it.\n */\nconst OVERLAP = {\n  xs: \"-ml-1.5\",\n  sm: \"-ml-2\",\n  md: \"-ml-2.5\",\n  lg: \"-ml-3\",\n  xl: \"-ml-4\",\n} satisfies Record<AvatarSize, string>;\n\n/**\n * The ring that cuts each face out of the one it overlaps. Without it two\n * portraits of similar tone merge into one shape, so it is structural rather\n * than decorative — which is also why it has to be the colour of whatever\n * surrounds the row, something only the caller knows. The names are\n * Indicator's, for the same reason and with the same meaning.\n */\nconst SURFACE_RING = {\n  background: \"ring-background\",\n  card: \"ring-card\",\n  sunken: \"ring-sunken\",\n  popover: \"ring-popover\",\n} satisfies Record<AvatarGroupSurface, string>;\n</script>\n\n<script setup lang=\"ts\">\nimport { computed } from \"vue\";\nimport Avatar from \"../Avatar/Avatar.vue\";\nimport { cn } from \"../../lib/cn\";\nimport { optional } from \"../../lib/props\";\nimport { useSplitAttrs } from \"../../lib/attrs\";\nimport { useLabels, type LabelOverrides } from \"../../lib/labels\";\n\n/**\n * AvatarGroup — the faces on one thing, overlapped into a single row: the\n * people assigned to a task, the agents on a run, the members of a workspace.\n * Past `max` of them the rest collapse into a counter, so the row's width is\n * bounded by the layout rather than by how many people happen to be involved.\n *\n * Reach for a plain `Avatar` when there is one subject, and for a real list of\n * rows when the reader needs to *act* on the members — a stack of overlapping\n * portraits is an at-a-glance summary, not a control. Nothing here is\n * focusable or clickable on purpose: the moment a face has to be pressable it\n * wants a row, a menu or a set of chips, each of which can carry a name and a\n * keyboard path that a 40px circle cannot.\n *\n * To a screen reader the row is one object — a labelled list of members ending\n * in \"3 more\" — rather than N unrelated images. Each face is announced by its\n * `alt` and nothing else: the portrait itself is hidden from assistive\n * technology and the name supplied beside it, which is what keeps the reading\n * identical whether the photo loaded, failed, or was never given.\n */\nconst props = withDefaults(\n  defineProps<{\n    /** The members, in the order they are shown. The first is the one painted on top. */\n    avatars: AvatarGroupItem[];\n    /** How many faces render before the rest collapse into the counter. Values below 1 are treated as 1 — a row of nothing but \"+5\" identifies nobody. */\n    max?: number;\n    /** Height of every face in the row, and of the counter — one of `Avatar`'s five sizes, `xs` through `xl`. */\n    size?: AvatarSize;\n    /** `circle` or `square`, forwarded to every face so the row reads as one shape. */\n    shape?: AvatarShape;\n    /** `default` or `accent`, for members that do not name their own — set it to `accent` for a row where every member uses the accent variant. */\n    variant?: AvatarVariant;\n    /** The group's accessible name: \"Assignees\", \"Reviewers\", \"Members\". */\n    label?: string;\n    /** The surface the row sits on, so the ring separating the faces matches what surrounds them. */\n    surface?: AvatarGroupSurface;\n    /**\n     * Names for the counter and for an accent member, as any subset of\n     * `AvatarGroupLabels` — the rest stay as the host's `provideLoomLabels`\n     * vocabulary left them, and then as Loom's English.\n     *\n     * The per-instance case is a row where \"more\" is the wrong word for what\n     * was left out: three reviewers, three members, three files.\n     */\n    labels?: LabelOverrides<AvatarGroupLabels>;\n  }>(),\n  {\n    max: 4,\n    size: \"md\",\n    shape: \"circle\",\n    variant: \"default\",\n    surface: \"background\",\n  },\n);\n\n// `text`, not `labels`: the prop of that name is one of the three sources this\n// resolves, and a template reading the raw prop would be reading the overrides\n// rather than the answer.\nconst text = useLabels(\"avatarGroup\", AVATAR_GROUP_LABELS, () => props.labels);\n\n// One rendered node, and it takes every fallthrough attribute — but `class`\n// goes through `cn()`, so a caller's `gap-1` can beat the row's own layout\n// utilities instead of tying with them on stylesheet order.\ndefineOptions({ inheritAttrs: false });\nconst { attrs, rest } = useSplitAttrs();\n\n/**\n * At least one face always renders. `max = 0` is the boundary that decides\n * this: a group collapsed to nothing but \"+5\" has spent an avatar row saying\n * only that some people exist, which is strictly less than one face and a\n * count would have said.\n */\nconst shown = computed(() => props.avatars.slice(0, Math.max(1, Math.trunc(props.max))));\n\n/** How many members the row did not have room for. Zero renders no counter at all. */\nconst hidden = computed(() => props.avatars.length - shown.value.length);\n\n/** What the counter prints. `+3` is the layout; the sentence below is the information. */\nconst printed = computed(() => `+${String(hidden.value)}`);\n\nconst overlap = computed(() => OVERLAP[props.size]);\n\n/** `ring-2` in the surface colour, on every face including the counter. */\nconst ring = computed(() => cn(\"ring-2\", SURFACE_RING[props.surface]));\n\n/**\n * What a screen reader reads for one member. The accent qualifier is composed\n * here rather than left to `Avatar`'s own hidden label, because the portrait\n * inside each item is `aria-hidden` — the item says the name once, in one\n * voice, whichever state the image is in.\n */\nfunction memberName(item: AvatarGroupItem): string {\n  const who = (item.alt ?? item.fallback ?? \"\").trim();\n  if ((item.variant ?? props.variant) !== \"accent\") return who;\n  return text.value.accent({ name: who });\n}\n</script>\n\n<template>\n  <!-- `role=\"list\"` on a div rather than a real `<ul>`, and the reason is the\n       page this is documented on. VitePress styles `.vp-doc li + li` with a top\n       margin and `.vp-doc ul` with a disc marker and a left indent, unlayered —\n       and unlayered CSS beats every Tailwind utility, which all live in\n       `@layer utilities`. A genuine list element here arrives bulleted, indented\n       and stepping 8px downhill per face. The roles are the semantics; the\n       elements were only ever carrying them.\n\n       The explicit attributes sit before `v-bind`, so a caller who names the\n       group with `aria-labelledby` instead of `label` keeps their own value\n       rather than having an unset prop overwrite it. -->\n  <div\n    v-if=\"avatars.length > 0\"\n    role=\"list\"\n    :aria-label=\"label\"\n    v-bind=\"rest\"\n    :class=\"cn('flex items-center', attrs.class as string)\"\n  >\n    <!-- The first face on top, each later one tucked under it. `z-index` is not\n         automatic on a flex row — painting order alone puts the *last* sibling\n         over its neighbours, which reads as a stack dealt backwards — and it\n         needs the positioned parent this span provides. -->\n    <span\n      v-for=\"(item, index) in shown\"\n      :key=\"`${String(index)}-${item.src ?? item.fallback ?? ''}`\"\n      role=\"listitem\"\n      :style=\"{ zIndex: shown.length - index }\"\n      :class=\"cn('relative', index > 0 && overlap)\"\n    >\n      <!-- `accent-label` is cleared because the item beside it has already\n           worked the qualifier into one name; left at its default the row would\n           carry two copies of the accent label per accent member. -->\n      <Avatar\n        aria-hidden=\"true\"\n        accent-label=\"\"\n        v-bind=\"optional({ src: item.src, alt: item.alt, fallback: item.fallback })\"\n        :size=\"size\"\n        :shape=\"shape\"\n        :variant=\"item.variant ?? variant\"\n        :class=\"ring\"\n      />\n      <span class=\"sr-only\">{{ memberName(item) }}</span>\n    </span>\n\n    <!-- The counter is a face-shaped tile rather than a shape of its own, so\n         the row keeps one rhythm: same size, same corner, same ring, and the\n         neutral well instead of a portrait's fill so it never reads as a\n         person. It sits under everything, at the back of the stack. -->\n    <span v-if=\"hidden > 0\" role=\"listitem\" :style=\"{ zIndex: 0 }\" :class=\"cn('relative', overlap)\">\n      <Avatar\n        aria-hidden=\"true\"\n        :fallback=\"printed\"\n        :size=\"size\"\n        :shape=\"shape\"\n        :class=\"cn(ring, 'bg-subtle text-subtle-foreground tabular')\"\n      />\n      <span class=\"sr-only\">{{ text.overflow({ count: hidden }) }}</span>\n    </span>\n  </div>\n</template>\n"],"mappings":""}