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1	- {"version":3,"file":"markdown.js","sources":["../../src/utils/index.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { ChatArtifact, ChatArtifactKind, Translate } from '../types';\n\nexport function hexAlpha(hex: string, alpha: number): string {\n const a = Math.round(alpha * 255)\n .toString(16)\n .padStart(2, '0');\n return `${hex}${a}`;\n}\n\n/*\n Markdown has no native support for nesting fenced code blocks of the same\n * length: per the CommonMark spec, the first inner ``` closes the outer block,\n * so everything after it renders outside the code block. LLMs constantly hit\n * this — when an agent shows a prompt or a full markdown document inside a\n * ```markdown … ``` fence, that document's own ``` fences shatter the snippet\n * into alternating code / prose fragments.\n \n The robust, spec-compliant fix is to make the outer fence longer than any\n * fence it contains: a 4-backtick fence is only closed by a run of ≥4\n * backticks, so all inner 3-backtick fences become literal content and the\n * whole document renders as one clean, copyable code block.\n \n We act only on the unambiguous, dominant case — a 3-backtick opener whose\n * info string is a markup language (markdown / md / mdx / markup) that actually\n * contains nested fences — so already-correct markdown is never rewritten\n * (a correctly authored nested block already uses a 4+-backtick opener, which\n * we skip).\n /\nexport function hardenNestedCodeFences(raw: string): string {\n if (!raw) return raw;\n const lines = raw.split('\\n');\n const fenceRe = /^(\\s)(`{3,})(.)$/;\n const markupLang = /^(markdown\|md\|mdx\|markup)\\b/i;\n\n let openerIdx = -1;\n for (let i = 0; i < lines.length; i++) {\n const m = lines[i].match(fenceRe);\n if (m && m[2].length === 3 && markupLang.test(m[3].trim())) {\n openerIdx = i;\n break;\n }\n }\n if (openerIdx === -1) return raw;\n\n // Find the outer block's matching* closer rather than the last bare fence in\n // the message. Same-length fences are ambiguous — an inner ``` looks exactly\n // like the outer closer — so inner fences are paired off with two structural\n // signals:\n // • a labelled fence (```lang) opens a nested block, and the next bare\n // fence closes it (depth tracking); and\n // • two consecutive bare fences wrapping a non-blank body form an\n // unlabelled nested code block — a ``` … ``` example inside the document.\n // A bare fence at depth 0 is the outer closer when the next fence is\n // labelled, absent, or bare-but-separated-by-only-blank-lines: that last case\n // is a block boundary (this closer followed by a separate block), not\n // nesting, so the separate block is never absorbed.\n //\n // Taking the last bare fence instead swallowed everything up to it — trailing\n // prose and unrelated code blocks alike — whenever a later block followed the\n // markdown one.\n const fences: { idx: number; run: number; bare: boolean }[] = [];\n for (let i = openerIdx + 1; i < lines.length; i++) {\n const m = lines[i].match(fenceRe);\n if (m) fences.push({ idx: i, run: m[2].length, bare: m[3].trim() === '' });\n }\n\n // True when every line strictly between two fence lines is blank — which\n // separates a nested code block (real body) from a mere block boundary.\n const blankBetween = (a: number, b: number): boolean => {\n for (let k = a + 1; k < b; k++) {\n if (lines[k].trim() !== '') return false;\n }\n return true;\n };\n\n let depth = 0;\n let maxRun = 3;\n let nestedCount = 0;\n let closerIdx = -1;\n for (let j = 0; j < fences.length; j++) {\n const f = fences[j];\n if (f.bare && depth === 0) {\n const next = fences[j + 1];\n if (!next \|\| !next.bare \|\| blankBetween(f.idx, next.idx)) {\n closerIdx = f.idx;\n break;\n }\n depth++; // opens an unlabelled nested code block\n } else {\n // A labelled fence opens a nested block; a bare fence at depth > 0 closes\n // the innermost one.\n depth = f.bare ? Math.max(0, depth - 1) : depth + 1;\n }\n nestedCount++;\n maxRun = Math.max(maxRun, f.run);\n }\n\n // Only harden when the block really contains nested fences AND its own closer\n // was found — otherwise leave the text alone rather than extending the block\n // over whatever follows.\n if (closerIdx === -1 \|\| nestedCount === 0) return raw;\n\n const fence = '`'.repeat(Math.max(maxRun + 1, 4));\n const om = lines[openerIdx].match(fenceRe)!;\n lines[openerIdx] = `${om[1]}${fence}${om[3]}`;\n const cm = lines[closerIdx].match(fenceRe)!;\n lines[closerIdx] = `${cm[1]}${fence}`;\n return lines.join('\\n');\n}\n\n/*\n GFM renders a pipe table only when the delimiter row (`\|---\|---\|`) has the\n * SAME number of columns as the header row. LLMs frequently miscount (e.g. a\n * 4-column header followed by a 3-column delimiter), and a server-side guard can\n * corrupt the delimiter — in either case the whole table silently degrades to\n * raw `\| … \|` text. This repairs a mismatched delimiter row to the header's\n * column count (preserving any alignment colons) so the table renders.\n \n It only rewrites a delimiter that is ACTUALLY mismatched, so already-valid\n * tables are never touched. Fenced code blocks are skipped, and setext headings\n * (underlines with no `\|`) are never mistaken for a table.\n /\nexport function normalizeMarkdownTables(raw: string): string {\n if (!raw \|\| raw.indexOf('\|') === -1) return raw;\n const lines = raw.split('\\n');\n\n // Splits on unescaped `\|` only. 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':---:' : right ? '---:' : left ? ':---' : '---';\n };\n\n // Track both the fence character AND its run length: per CommonMark a closing\n // fence must use the same character and be at least as long as the opener, so\n // a shorter run (```) must not close a longer one (````), and a closing fence\n // carries no info string. Optional blockquote / list-item markers are allowed\n // before the run so fences nested in those containers (e.g. `- ```) are still\n // recognised and the table inside them is left untouched.\n const fenceRe = /^\\s(?:(?:>\\s?)\|(?:[-+]\\s+)\|(?:\\d{1,9}[.)]\\s+))(`{3,}\|~{3,})(.)$/;\n let fenceChar: string \| null = null;\n let fenceLen = 0;\n // A pipe-table header can share its line with a list-item marker (e.g.\n // `- \| a \| b \|`). Strip a leading list marker before counting columns so the\n // count matches the cells GFM sees inside the list item, not the marker.\n const listMarkerRe = /^\\s(?:[-+]\\s+\|\\d{1,9}[.)]\\s+)/;\n for (let i = 0; i < lines.length - 1; i++) {\n const fenceMatch = lines[i].match(fenceRe);\n if (fenceMatch) {\n const run = fenceMatch[1];\n if (fenceChar === null) {\n fenceChar = run[0];\n fenceLen = run.length;\n } else if (run[0] === fenceChar && run.length >= fenceLen && fenceMatch[2].trim() === '') {\n fenceChar = null;\n fenceLen = 0;\n }\n continue;\n }\n if (fenceChar !== null) continue;\n\n const header = lines[i];\n const delim = lines[i + 1];\n if (!header.includes('\|') \|\| isDelimiterRow(header) \|\| !isDelimiterRow(delim)) continue;\n\n // A table can start on a list-item line, so both the cells and the\n // delimiter's alignment live AFTER the marker. Anchor the rewritten\n // delimiter to that content offset (padding the marker width with spaces) so\n // it stays a continuation line of the list item: GFM drops a table whose\n // delimiter dedents away from its header. Without a marker this is just the\n // header's leading whitespace, so top-level tables are emitted unchanged.\n const markerMatch = header.match(listMarkerRe);\n const offset = markerMatch ? markerMatch[0].length : header.length - header.trimStart().length;\n const indent = markerMatch ? ' '.repeat(offset) : header.slice(0, offset);\n\n const headerCols = splitCells(header.slice(offset)).length;\n const delimCells = splitCells(delim);\n if (headerCols < 2 \|\| delimCells.length === headerCols) continue;\n\n const aligns: string[] = [];\n for (let c = 0; c < headerCols; c++) aligns.push(delimCells[c] ? alignOf(delimCells[c]) : '---');\n lines[i + 1] = `${indent}\| ${aligns.join(' \| ')} \|`;\n }\n return lines.join('\\n');\n}\n\n/*\n When the ENTIRE message is a raw JSON object/array (and not already fenced),\n * wrap it in a ```json fence so it renders as a proper, copyable code block\n * instead of one long line of mangled prose — markdown collapses the newlines\n * and eats the ``/`_` inside string values otherwise.\n \n * Deliberately conservative: it parses the payload first, so a message that\n * merely starts with `{` (e.g. prose about an object) is left untouched.\n /\nexport function wrapBareJson(raw: string): string {\n const trimmed = raw.trim();\n if ((!trimmed.startsWith('{') && !trimmed.startsWith('[')) \|\| trimmed.startsWith('```')) return raw;\n try {\n JSON.parse(trimmed);\n return '```json\\n' + trimmed + '\\n```';\n } catch {\n return raw;\n }\n}\n\n/\n Models routinely emit markdown images whose alt text is the whole generation\n * prompt, spread over several lines. CommonMark has no multi-line `![…](…)`, so\n * the image syntax breaks apart and the prompt renders as literal paragraphs\n * followed by a stray link.\n \n This collapses the alt text of such an image onto a single line (whitespace\n * runs → one space) so the parser emits a real `<img>` node. Single-line images\n * are returned byte-identical, and the URL is never rewritten — the URL may\n * contain anything, and only the alt text is at fault.\n \n The URL part excludes `)` and whitespace, so a link title\n * (`![alt](url \"title\")`) or a parenthesised URL is left alone rather than\n * mis-parsed.\n /\nexport function normalizeImageMarkdown(raw: string): string {\n if (!raw.includes('![')) return raw;\n return raw.replace(/!\\[([^\\]]?\\n[^\\]]?)\\]\$([^)\\s]+)\$/g, (_match, alt: string, url: string) => {\n const flat = alt.replace(/\\s+/g, ' ').trim();\n return `![${flat}](${url})`;\n });\n}\n\n/\n The text the panel hands to its markdown renderer. Order matters — image\n * alt-text is flattened before anything else looks at line structure, and the\n * JSON wrap must see the raw payload before fences are hardened.\n /\nexport function prepareMarkdown(content: string): string {\n return hardenNestedCodeFences(normalizeMarkdownTables(wrapBareJson(normalizeImageMarkdown(content))));\n}\n\n/* Schemes react-markdown's own sanitizer allows, minus the `data:` special case below. /\nconst SAFE_URL_PROTOCOLS = new Set(['http', 'https', 'mailto', 'tel']);\n\n/\n URL sanitizer for react-markdown that additionally preserves `data:image/`\n URIs.\n \n react-markdown v9+ ships a default `urlTransform` allowing only\n * http / https / mailto / tel. Agents with a code interpreter return charts as\n * `data:image/png;base64,…`, which that default strips — leaving a broken\n * `<img>`. Every other scheme (notably `javascript:` / `vbscript:`) is still\n * blocked, and non-image `data:` URIs are blocked too, so this widens the\n * allow-list by exactly one safe, inert case.\n /\nexport function markdownUrlTransform(url: string): string {\n const colon = url.indexOf(':');\n if (colon < 0) return url; // relative URL — always safe\n\n const slash = url.indexOf('/');\n const question = url.indexOf('?');\n const hash = url.indexOf('#');\n\n // A `/`, `?` or `#` before the colon means this is a path, not a scheme\n // (e.g. `./a:b`), so there is nothing to sanitize.\n if ((slash > -1 && colon > slash) \|\| (question > -1 && colon > question) \|\| (hash > -1 && colon > hash)) {\n return url;\n }\n\n const protocol = url.slice(0, colon).toLowerCase();\n if (SAFE_URL_PROTOCOLS.has(protocol)) return url;\n if (protocol === 'data' && /^data:image\\//i.test(url)) return url;\n return '';\n}\n\nexport const identity: Translate = (key) => key;\n\n/\n Translates `key`, then splices `values` into the result's `{name}` slots.\n \n The point is that the key stays a whole sentence. Building a phrase out of\n * translated fragments — \"Waiting for\" + count + \"tasks\" — freezes English word\n * order and English plural rules into the layout, and a translator sees each\n * fragment with no sentence around it. Here the locale owns the whole sentence\n * and decides where the number goes; the host's `t` still does nothing but look\n * a key up, so this needs no support from it.\n \n Plurals stay two explicit keys (`'1 tool call'` / `'{count} tool calls'`) for\n * the same reason: a lookup cannot select a plural form, so the call site picks\n * the sentence and the locale translates it whole.\n /\nexport function translate(t: Translate, key: string, values: Record<string, string \| number>): string {\n // One pass over the sentence rather than one pass per value: a value that\n // happens to contain `{something}` is then never mistaken for a slot of its\n // own. A slot with no value keeps its braces, so a stray one is visible\n // rather than silently blank.\n return t(key).replace(/\\{(\\w+)\\}/g, (slot, name) => (Object.hasOwn(values, name) ? String(values[name] ?? '') : slot));\n}\n\n/\n Same as `translate`, but leaves one slot unfilled and returns the text on\n * either side of it — for the case where the value has to be markup (a coloured\n * agent name, a link) and so cannot be spliced into a string.\n \n Without this the sentence gets cut into \"How can \" + node + \" help you, \",\n * which is untranslatable in any language that would not put the node in that\n * spot. Here the locale still owns the whole sentence and decides where the slot\n * sits.\n \n `hasSlot` is false for a translation that dropped the slot — a locale that\n * reworded the sentence so it no longer names the value. The caller then renders\n * the sentence without the node instead of letting it dangle off the end.\n /\nexport function translateAround(\n t: Translate,\n key: string,\n slot: string,\n values: Record<string, string \| number> = {},\n): { before: string; after: string; hasSlot: boolean } {\n const sentence = translate(t, key, values);\n const token = `{${slot}}`;\n const at = sentence.indexOf(token);\n if (at === -1) return { before: sentence, after: '', hasSlot: false };\n return { before: sentence.slice(0, at), after: sentence.slice(at + token.length), hasSlot: true };\n}\n\n/\n Nearest chatbot panel root (`.filigran-chatbot`) for portal-based overlays\n * (tooltips, dropdowns, dialogs), so they stay inside the panel's stacking\n * context instead of competing with the host app's z-indexes. Falls back to\n * `document.body` when rendered outside a panel.\n /\nexport function findChatbotRoot(el: HTMLElement \| null): HTMLElement {\n let node = el;\n while (node) {\n if (node.classList.contains('filigran-chatbot')) return node;\n node = node.parentElement;\n }\n return document.body;\n}\n\n/\n Compact count for the composer's status readouts: 1200 → \"1.2k\", so neither\n * the quota nor the context gauge can widen the toolbar as the numbers grow.\n /\nexport function compactCount(n: number): string {\n if (n < 1000) return `${n}`;\n if (n < 1_000_000) return `${(n / 1000).toFixed(n < 10_000 ? 1 : 0).replace(/\\.0$/, '')}k`;\n return `${(n / 1_000_000).toFixed(1).replace(/\\.0$/, '')}M`;\n}\n\n/\n Compact relative-time label for the conversation history menu\n * (\"just now\", \"5m ago\", \"3h ago\", \"2d ago\", then a short date).\n * Returns an empty string for missing/unparseable timestamps so the row\n * simply omits the label instead of showing \"Invalid Date\".\n /\nexport function timeAgo(iso: string \| undefined, t: Translate): string {\n if (!iso) return '';\n const then = new Date(iso).getTime();\n if (Number.isNaN(then)) return '';\n const diffMs = Date.now() - then;\n const minutes = Math.floor(diffMs / 60_000);\n if (minutes < 1) return t('just now');\n if (minutes < 60) return translate(t, '{count}m ago', { count: minutes });\n const hours = Math.floor(minutes / 60);\n if (hours < 24) return translate(t, '{count}h ago', { count: hours });\n const days = Math.floor(hours / 24);\n if (days < 7) return translate(t, '{count}d ago', { count: days });\n return new Date(iso).toLocaleDateString(undefined, { month: 'short', day: 'numeric' });\n}\n\n/\n A complete marker an agent embeds in prose: a file (`[[FILE:<id>]]`), or a\n * deck, report or video it made (`[[PRESENTATION:<id>]]`, optionally naming a\n * slide as `#/<slide id>`, `[[REPORT:<id>]]`, `[[VIDEO:<id>]]`). The backend\n * matches the names case-insensitively, and so does this.\n /\nconst BUILT_IN_MARKERS = ['FILE', 'PRESENTATION', 'REPORT', 'VIDEO'] as const;\nconst BUILT_IN_MARKER_SOURCE = `(${BUILT_IN_MARKERS.join('\|')}):([^\\\\]#]+)(?:#\\\\/([A-Za-z0-9_-]{1,64}))?`;\n\n/* A host marker name: upper-case letters, digits and underscores. /\nconst MARKER_NAME = /^[A-Z][A-Z0-9_]$/;\n\n/** The host's marker names, upper-cased, valid and deduplicated. /\nexport function markerKinds(names: Iterable<string> \| undefined): string[] {\n const out = new Set<string>();\n for (const name of names ?? []) {\n const upper = name.toUpperCase();\n if (MARKER_NAME.test(upper)) out.add(upper);\n }\n return [...out].sort();\n}\n\nconst escapeRe = (text: string) => text.replace(/[.+?^${}()\|[\\]\\\\]/g, '\\\\$&');\n\ninterface MarkerGrammar {\n complete: RegExp;\n partial: RegExp;\n heads: string[];\n longestHead: number;\n}\n\nconst grammars = new Map<string, MarkerGrammar>();\n/** Grammars kept, one per set of host kinds. /\nconst MAX_GRAMMARS = 32;\n\n/\n The marker grammar for the built-in names plus hostKinds. A host name\n * takes everything up to `]]` as its arguments; one that is also built in is\n * read with the built-in grammar and handed over whole.\n \n The partial pattern matches an INCOMPLETE marker at the very end of the\n * string: SSE streams can split a marker before the closing `]]` arrives, so\n * the tail may be `[[FILE`, `[[VIDEO:`, `[[REPORT:abc` or `[[FILE:abc]`. It is\n * anchored on a whole marker name, vanishingly unlikely to end real prose, so\n * it never clips real content.\n /\nfunction markerGrammar(hostKinds: readonly string[]): MarkerGrammar {\n const extra = hostKinds.filter((k) => !(BUILT_IN_MARKERS as readonly string[]).includes(k));\n const key = extra.join(',');\n const cached = grammars.get(key);\n if (cached) return cached;\n const names = [...BUILT_IN_MARKERS, ...extra].map(escapeRe).join('\|');\n const hostSource = extra.length > 0 ? `\|(${extra.map(escapeRe).join('\|')}):([^\\\\]]+)` : '';\n const heads = [...BUILT_IN_MARKERS, ...extra].map((name) => `[[${name}:`);\n const grammar = {\n complete: new RegExp(`\\\\[\\\\[(?:${BUILT_IN_MARKER_SOURCE}${hostSource})\\\\]\\\\]`, 'gi'),\n partial: new RegExp(`\\\\[\\\\[(?:${names})(?::[^\\\\]])?\\\\]?$`, 'i'),\n heads,\n longestHead: Math.max(...heads.map((head) => head.length)),\n };\n // A host whose kinds keep changing would grow the cache without bound: the\n // oldest grammar goes first.\n if (grammars.size >= MAX_GRAMMARS) grammars.delete(grammars.keys().next().value as string);\n grammars.set(key, grammar);\n return grammar;\n}\n\n/*\n text without a trailing start of a marker name (`[`, `[[`, `[[PRES`). Only\n * for an answer still streaming, where the next chunk may complete it: once\n * the answer is done, the same text is prose.\n /\nfunction withoutMarkerHead(text: string, grammar: MarkerGrammar): string {\n for (let i = Math.max(0, text.length - grammar.longestHead); i < text.length; i++) {\n if (text[i] !== '[') continue;\n const tail = text.slice(i).toUpperCase();\n if (grammar.heads.some((head) => head.startsWith(tail))) return text.slice(0, i);\n }\n return text;\n}\n\n/\n Strip the markers an agent embeds in its reply to point at the files, decks,\n * reports and videos it made (and the host's own, hostKinds). They render as\n * cards of their own, so the raw markers must be removed from the prose.\n * Complete markers are removed anywhere; an incomplete marker at the end is\n * also removed so a partially streamed token never flickers as raw\n * `[[FILE:...` text.\n \n When no marker is present the content is returned untouched — we must\n * not trim or collapse blank lines on ordinary prose, which would clobber\n * intentional leading/trailing whitespace (e.g. indented Markdown / code).\n * Whitespace is only normalized when a marker was actually removed.\n \n Applied to assistant content only — user-typed text is never touched, so a\n * user who literally types `[[FILE:x]]` still sees their own text.\n /\nexport function stripAnswerMarkers(content: string, hostKinds: readonly string[] = []): string {\n if (!content) return content;\n const grammar = markerGrammar(hostKinds);\n // `replace` with a global pattern starts from the beginning, whatever `lastIndex` holds.\n const stripped = content.replace(grammar.complete, '').replace(grammar.partial, '');\n if (stripped === content) return content;\n return stripped\n .replace(/[ \\t]+\\n/g, '\\n')\n .replace(/\\n{3,}/g, '\\n\\n')\n .trim();\n}\n\n/* An ordered piece of assistant content: prose, a file marker, an artifact marker or a host marker. /\nexport type AnswerPart =\n \| { type: 'text'; value: string }\n \| { type: 'file'; fileId: string }\n \| { type: 'artifact'; kind: ChatArtifactKind; id: string; slideRef?: string }\n \| { type: 'marker'; kind: string; args: string };\n\n/\n Split assistant content into ordered parts around complete markers, so the\n * renderer can place each card at its marker's source position (preserving\n * interleaved order). 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Same-length fences are ambiguous — an inner ``` looks exactly\n // like the outer closer — so inner fences are paired off with two structural\n // signals:\n // • a labelled fence (```lang) opens a nested block, and the next bare\n // fence closes it (depth tracking); and\n // • two consecutive bare fences wrapping a non-blank body form an\n // unlabelled nested code block — a ``` … ``` example inside the document.\n // A bare fence at depth 0 is the outer closer when the next fence is\n // labelled, absent, or bare-but-separated-by-only-blank-lines: that last case\n // is a block boundary (this closer followed by a separate block), not\n // nesting, so the separate block is never absorbed.\n //\n // Taking the last bare fence instead swallowed everything up to it — trailing\n // prose and unrelated code blocks alike — whenever a later block followed the\n // markdown one.\n const fences: { idx: number; run: number; bare: boolean }[] = [];\n for (let i = openerIdx + 1; i < lines.length; i++) {\n const m = lines[i].match(fenceRe);\n if (m) fences.push({ idx: i, run: m[2].length, bare: m[3].trim() === '' });\n }\n\n // True when every line strictly between two fence lines is blank — which\n // separates a nested code block (real body) from a mere block boundary.\n const blankBetween = (a: number, b: number): boolean => {\n for (let k = a + 1; k < b; k++) {\n if (lines[k].trim() !== '') return false;\n }\n return true;\n };\n\n let depth = 0;\n let maxRun = 3;\n let nestedCount = 0;\n let closerIdx = -1;\n for (let j = 0; j < fences.length; j++) {\n const f = fences[j];\n if (f.bare && depth === 0) {\n const next = fences[j + 1];\n if (!next \|\| !next.bare \|\| blankBetween(f.idx, next.idx)) {\n closerIdx = f.idx;\n break;\n }\n depth++; // opens an unlabelled nested code block\n } else {\n // A labelled fence opens a nested block; a bare fence at depth > 0 closes\n // the innermost one.\n depth = f.bare ? Math.max(0, depth - 1) : depth + 1;\n }\n nestedCount++;\n maxRun = Math.max(maxRun, f.run);\n }\n\n // Only harden when the block really contains nested fences AND its own closer\n // was found — otherwise leave the text alone rather than extending the block\n // over whatever follows.\n if (closerIdx === -1 \|\| nestedCount === 0) return raw;\n\n const fence = '`'.repeat(Math.max(maxRun + 1, 4));\n const om = lines[openerIdx].match(fenceRe)!;\n lines[openerIdx] = `${om[1]}${fence}${om[3]}`;\n const cm = lines[closerIdx].match(fenceRe)!;\n lines[closerIdx] = `${cm[1]}${fence}`;\n return lines.join('\\n');\n}\n\n/*\n GFM renders a pipe table only when the delimiter row (`\|---\|---\|`) has the\n * SAME number of columns as the header row. LLMs frequently miscount (e.g. a\n * 4-column header followed by a 3-column delimiter), and a server-side guard can\n * corrupt the delimiter — in either case the whole table silently degrades to\n * raw `\| … \|` text. This repairs a mismatched delimiter row to the header's\n * column count (preserving any alignment colons) so the table renders.\n \n It only rewrites a delimiter that is ACTUALLY mismatched, so already-valid\n * tables are never touched. Fenced code blocks are skipped, and setext headings\n * (underlines with no `\|`) are never mistaken for a table.\n /\nexport function normalizeMarkdownTables(raw: string): string {\n if (!raw \|\| raw.indexOf('\|') === -1) return raw;\n const lines = raw.split('\\n');\n\n // Splits on unescaped `\|` only. A manual walk (rather than a negative\n // lookbehind, which is unsupported on older engines and would throw at parse\n // time in an untranspiled ESNext bundle) keeps `\\\|` inside a cell intact.\n const splitCells = (row: string): string[] => {\n let s = row.trim();\n if (s.startsWith('\|')) s = s.slice(1);\n if (s.endsWith('\|')) s = s.slice(0, -1);\n const cells: string[] = [];\n let current = '';\n for (let i = 0; i < s.length; i++) {\n const ch = s[i];\n if (ch === '\\\\' && i + 1 < s.length) {\n current += ch + s[i + 1];\n i++;\n } else if (ch === '\|') {\n cells.push(current);\n current = '';\n } else {\n current += ch;\n }\n }\n cells.push(current);\n return cells;\n };\n const isDelimiterRow = (row: string): boolean => row.includes('\|') && /^\\s\\\|?\\s:?-+:?\\s(\\\|\\s:?-+:?\\s)\\\|?\\s$/.test(row);\n // Emit the canonical 3-hyphen delimiter form. remark-gfm accepts a single\n // hyphen, but `---` (with optional alignment colons) is the portable form\n // every Markdown renderer agrees on, so prefer it.\n const alignOf = (cell: string): string => {\n const c = cell.trim();\n const left = c.startsWith(':');\n const right = c.endsWith(':');\n return left && right ? ':---:' : right ? '---:' : left ? ':---' : '---';\n };\n\n // Track both the fence character AND its run length: per CommonMark a closing\n // fence must use the same character and be at least as long as the opener, so\n // a shorter run (```) must not close a longer one (````), and a closing fence\n // carries no info string. Optional blockquote / list-item markers are allowed\n // before the run so fences nested in those containers (e.g. `- ```) are still\n // recognised and the table inside them is left untouched.\n const fenceRe = /^\\s(?:(?:>\\s?)\|(?:[-+]\\s+)\|(?:\\d{1,9}[.)]\\s+))(`{3,}\|~{3,})(.)$/;\n let fenceChar: string \| null = null;\n let fenceLen = 0;\n // A pipe-table header can share its line with a list-item marker (e.g.\n // `- \| a \| b \|`). Strip a leading list marker before counting columns so the\n // count matches the cells GFM sees inside the list item, not the marker.\n const listMarkerRe = /^\\s(?:[-+]\\s+\|\\d{1,9}[.)]\\s+)/;\n for (let i = 0; i < lines.length - 1; i++) {\n const fenceMatch = lines[i].match(fenceRe);\n if (fenceMatch) {\n const run = fenceMatch[1];\n if (fenceChar === null) {\n fenceChar = run[0];\n fenceLen = run.length;\n } else if (run[0] === fenceChar && run.length >= fenceLen && fenceMatch[2].trim() === '') {\n fenceChar = null;\n fenceLen = 0;\n }\n continue;\n }\n if (fenceChar !== null) continue;\n\n const header = lines[i];\n const delim = lines[i + 1];\n if (!header.includes('\|') \|\| isDelimiterRow(header) \|\| !isDelimiterRow(delim)) continue;\n\n // A table can start on a list-item line, so both the cells and the\n // delimiter's alignment live AFTER the marker. Anchor the rewritten\n // delimiter to that content offset (padding the marker width with spaces) so\n // it stays a continuation line of the list item: GFM drops a table whose\n // delimiter dedents away from its header. Without a marker this is just the\n // header's leading whitespace, so top-level tables are emitted unchanged.\n const markerMatch = header.match(listMarkerRe);\n const offset = markerMatch ? markerMatch[0].length : header.length - header.trimStart().length;\n const indent = markerMatch ? ' '.repeat(offset) : header.slice(0, offset);\n\n const headerCols = splitCells(header.slice(offset)).length;\n const delimCells = splitCells(delim);\n if (headerCols < 2 \|\| delimCells.length === headerCols) continue;\n\n const aligns: string[] = [];\n for (let c = 0; c < headerCols; c++) aligns.push(delimCells[c] ? alignOf(delimCells[c]) : '---');\n lines[i + 1] = `${indent}\| ${aligns.join(' \| ')} \|`;\n }\n return lines.join('\\n');\n}\n\n/*\n When the ENTIRE message is a raw JSON object/array (and not already fenced),\n * wrap it in a ```json fence so it renders as a proper, copyable code block\n * instead of one long line of mangled prose — markdown collapses the newlines\n * and eats the ``/`_` inside string values otherwise.\n \n * Deliberately conservative: it parses the payload first, so a message that\n * merely starts with `{` (e.g. prose about an object) is left untouched.\n /\nexport function wrapBareJson(raw: string): string {\n const trimmed = raw.trim();\n if ((!trimmed.startsWith('{') && !trimmed.startsWith('[')) \|\| trimmed.startsWith('```')) return raw;\n try {\n JSON.parse(trimmed);\n return '```json\\n' + trimmed + '\\n```';\n } catch {\n return raw;\n }\n}\n\n/\n Models routinely emit markdown images whose alt text is the whole generation\n * prompt, spread over several lines. CommonMark has no multi-line `![…](…)`, so\n * the image syntax breaks apart and the prompt renders as literal paragraphs\n * followed by a stray link.\n \n This collapses the alt text of such an image onto a single line (whitespace\n * runs → one space) so the parser emits a real `<img>` node. Single-line images\n * are returned byte-identical, and the URL is never rewritten — the URL may\n * contain anything, and only the alt text is at fault.\n \n The URL part excludes `)` and whitespace, so a link title\n * (`![alt](url \"title\")`) or a parenthesised URL is left alone rather than\n * mis-parsed.\n /\nexport function normalizeImageMarkdown(raw: string): string {\n if (!raw.includes('![')) return raw;\n return raw.replace(/!\\[([^\\]]?\\n[^\\]]?)\\]\$([^)\\s]+)\$/g, (_match, alt: string, url: string) => {\n const flat = alt.replace(/\\s+/g, ' ').trim();\n return `![${flat}](${url})`;\n });\n}\n\n/\n The text the panel hands to its markdown renderer. Order matters — image\n * alt-text is flattened before anything else looks at line structure, and the\n * JSON wrap must see the raw payload before fences are hardened.\n /\nexport function prepareMarkdown(content: string): string {\n return hardenNestedCodeFences(normalizeMarkdownTables(wrapBareJson(normalizeImageMarkdown(content))));\n}\n\n/* Schemes react-markdown's own sanitizer allows, minus the `data:` special case below. /\nconst SAFE_URL_PROTOCOLS = new Set(['http', 'https', 'mailto', 'tel']);\n\n/\n URL sanitizer for react-markdown that additionally preserves `data:image/`\n URIs.\n \n react-markdown v9+ ships a default `urlTransform` allowing only\n * http / https / mailto / tel. Agents with a code interpreter return charts as\n * `data:image/png;base64,…`, which that default strips — leaving a broken\n * `<img>`. Every other scheme (notably `javascript:` / `vbscript:`) is still\n * blocked, and non-image `data:` URIs are blocked too, so this widens the\n * allow-list by exactly one safe, inert case.\n /\nexport function markdownUrlTransform(url: string): string {\n const colon = url.indexOf(':');\n if (colon < 0) return url; // relative URL — always safe\n\n const slash = url.indexOf('/');\n const question = url.indexOf('?');\n const hash = url.indexOf('#');\n\n // A `/`, `?` or `#` before the colon means this is a path, not a scheme\n // (e.g. `./a:b`), so there is nothing to sanitize.\n if ((slash > -1 && colon > slash) \|\| (question > -1 && colon > question) \|\| (hash > -1 && colon > hash)) {\n return url;\n }\n\n const protocol = url.slice(0, colon).toLowerCase();\n if (SAFE_URL_PROTOCOLS.has(protocol)) return url;\n if (protocol === 'data' && /^data:image\\//i.test(url)) return url;\n return '';\n}\n\nexport const identity: Translate = (key) => key;\n\n/\n Translates `key`, then splices `values` into the result's `{name}` slots.\n \n The point is that the key stays a whole sentence. Building a phrase out of\n * translated fragments — \"Waiting for\" + count + \"tasks\" — freezes English word\n * order and English plural rules into the layout, and a translator sees each\n * fragment with no sentence around it. Here the locale owns the whole sentence\n * and decides where the number goes; the host's `t` still does nothing but look\n * a key up, so this needs no support from it.\n \n Plurals stay two explicit keys (`'1 tool call'` / `'{count} tool calls'`) for\n * the same reason: a lookup cannot select a plural form, so the call site picks\n * the sentence and the locale translates it whole.\n /\nexport function translate(t: Translate, key: string, values: Record<string, string \| number>): string {\n // One pass over the sentence rather than one pass per value: a value that\n // happens to contain `{something}` is then never mistaken for a slot of its\n // own. A slot with no value keeps its braces, so a stray one is visible\n // rather than silently blank.\n return t(key).replace(/\\{(\\w+)\\}/g, (slot, name) => (Object.hasOwn(values, name) ? String(values[name] ?? '') : slot));\n}\n\n/\n Same as `translate`, but leaves one slot unfilled and returns the text on\n * either side of it — for the case where the value has to be markup (a coloured\n * agent name, a link) and so cannot be spliced into a string.\n \n Without this the sentence gets cut into \"How can \" + node + \" help you, \",\n * which is untranslatable in any language that would not put the node in that\n * spot. Here the locale still owns the whole sentence and decides where the slot\n * sits.\n \n `hasSlot` is false for a translation that dropped the slot — a locale that\n * reworded the sentence so it no longer names the value. The caller then renders\n * the sentence without the node instead of letting it dangle off the end.\n /\nexport function translateAround(\n t: Translate,\n key: string,\n slot: string,\n values: Record<string, string \| number> = {},\n): { before: string; after: string; hasSlot: boolean } {\n const sentence = translate(t, key, values);\n const token = `{${slot}}`;\n const at = sentence.indexOf(token);\n if (at === -1) return { before: sentence, after: '', hasSlot: false };\n return { before: sentence.slice(0, at), after: sentence.slice(at + token.length), hasSlot: true };\n}\n\n/\n Nearest chatbot panel root (`.filigran-chatbot`) for portal-based overlays\n * (tooltips, dropdowns, dialogs), so they stay inside the panel's stacking\n * context instead of competing with the host app's z-indexes. Falls back to\n * `document.body` when rendered outside a panel.\n /\nexport function findChatbotRoot(el: HTMLElement \| null): HTMLElement {\n let node = el;\n while (node) {\n if (node.classList.contains('filigran-chatbot')) return node;\n node = node.parentElement;\n }\n return document.body;\n}\n\n/* bytes as a file chip reads them: `512 B`, `200 KB`, `1.5 MB`; empty for none. /\nexport function formatFileSize(bytes?: number): string {\n if (!bytes \|\| bytes <= 0) return '';\n if (bytes < 1024) return `${bytes} B`;\n if (bytes < 1024 1024) return `${(bytes / 1024).toFixed(0)} KB`;\n return `${(bytes / (1024 * 1024)).toFixed(1)} MB`;\n}\n\n/*\n bytes as a limit reads: floored to one decimal, never rounded up past\n * what it allows (1536 B is `1.5 KB`, 2 GiB is `2 GB`).\n /\nexport function formatSizeLimit(bytes: number): string {\n const units: [string, number][] = [\n ['GB', 1024 * 3],\n ['MB', 1024 ** 2],\n ['KB', 1024],\n ];\n for (const [unit, size] of units) {\n if (bytes >= size) return `${Math.floor((bytes / size) * 10) / 10} ${unit}`;\n }\n return `${Math.floor(bytes)} B`;\n}\n\n/*\n Compact count for the composer's status readouts: 1200 → \"1.2k\", so neither\n * the quota nor the context gauge can widen the toolbar as the numbers grow.\n /\nexport function compactCount(n: number): string {\n if (n < 1000) return `${n}`;\n if (n < 1_000_000) return `${(n / 1000).toFixed(n < 10_000 ? 1 : 0).replace(/\\.0$/, '')}k`;\n return `${(n / 1_000_000).toFixed(1).replace(/\\.0$/, '')}M`;\n}\n\n/\n Compact relative-time label for the conversation history menu\n * (\"just now\", \"5m ago\", \"3h ago\", \"2d ago\", then a short date).\n * Returns an empty string for missing/unparseable timestamps so the row\n * simply omits the label instead of showing \"Invalid Date\".\n /\nexport function timeAgo(iso: string \| undefined, t: Translate): string {\n if (!iso) return '';\n const then = new Date(iso).getTime();\n if (Number.isNaN(then)) return '';\n const diffMs = Date.now() - then;\n const minutes = Math.floor(diffMs / 60_000);\n if (minutes < 1) return t('just now');\n if (minutes < 60) return translate(t, '{count}m ago', { count: minutes });\n const hours = Math.floor(minutes / 60);\n if (hours < 24) return translate(t, '{count}h ago', { count: hours });\n const days = Math.floor(hours / 24);\n if (days < 7) return translate(t, '{count}d ago', { count: days });\n return new Date(iso).toLocaleDateString(undefined, { month: 'short', day: 'numeric' });\n}\n\n/\n A complete marker an agent embeds in prose: a file (`[[FILE:<id>]]`), or a\n * deck, report or video it made (`[[PRESENTATION:<id>]]`, optionally naming a\n * slide as `#/<slide id>`, `[[REPORT:<id>]]`, `[[VIDEO:<id>]]`). The backend\n * matches the names case-insensitively, and so does this.\n /\nconst BUILT_IN_MARKERS = ['FILE', 'PRESENTATION', 'REPORT', 'VIDEO'] as const;\nconst BUILT_IN_MARKER_SOURCE = `(${BUILT_IN_MARKERS.join('\|')}):([^\\\\]#]+)(?:#\\\\/([A-Za-z0-9_-]{1,64}))?`;\n\n/* A host marker name: upper-case letters, digits and underscores. /\nconst MARKER_NAME = /^[A-Z][A-Z0-9_]$/;\n\n/** The host's marker names, upper-cased, valid and deduplicated. /\nexport function markerKinds(names: Iterable<string> \| undefined): string[] {\n const out = new Set<string>();\n for (const name of names ?? []) {\n const upper = name.toUpperCase();\n if (MARKER_NAME.test(upper)) out.add(upper);\n }\n return [...out].sort();\n}\n\nconst escapeRe = (text: string) => text.replace(/[.+?^${}()\|[\\]\\\\]/g, '\\\\$&');\n\ninterface MarkerGrammar {\n complete: RegExp;\n partial: RegExp;\n heads: string[];\n longestHead: number;\n}\n\nconst grammars = new Map<string, MarkerGrammar>();\n/** Grammars kept, one per set of host kinds. /\nconst MAX_GRAMMARS = 32;\n\n/\n The marker grammar for the built-in names plus hostKinds. A host name\n * takes everything up to `]]` as its arguments; one that is also built in is\n * read with the built-in grammar and handed over whole.\n \n The partial pattern matches an INCOMPLETE marker at the very end of the\n * string: SSE streams can split a marker before the closing `]]` arrives, so\n * the tail may be `[[FILE`, `[[VIDEO:`, `[[REPORT:abc` or `[[FILE:abc]`. It is\n * anchored on a whole marker name, vanishingly unlikely to end real prose, so\n * it never clips real content.\n /\nfunction markerGrammar(hostKinds: readonly string[]): MarkerGrammar {\n const extra = hostKinds.filter((k) => !(BUILT_IN_MARKERS as readonly string[]).includes(k));\n const key = extra.join(',');\n const cached = grammars.get(key);\n if (cached) return cached;\n const names = [...BUILT_IN_MARKERS, ...extra].map(escapeRe).join('\|');\n const hostSource = extra.length > 0 ? `\|(${extra.map(escapeRe).join('\|')}):([^\\\\]]+)` : '';\n const heads = [...BUILT_IN_MARKERS, ...extra].map((name) => `[[${name}:`);\n const grammar = {\n complete: new RegExp(`\\\\[\\\\[(?:${BUILT_IN_MARKER_SOURCE}${hostSource})\\\\]\\\\]`, 'gi'),\n partial: new RegExp(`\\\\[\\\\[(?:${names})(?::[^\\\\]])?\\\\]?$`, 'i'),\n heads,\n longestHead: Math.max(...heads.map((head) => head.length)),\n };\n // A host whose kinds keep changing would grow the cache without bound: the\n // oldest grammar goes first.\n if (grammars.size >= MAX_GRAMMARS) grammars.delete(grammars.keys().next().value as string);\n grammars.set(key, grammar);\n return grammar;\n}\n\n/*\n text without a trailing start of a marker name (`[`, `[[`, `[[PRES`). Only\n * for an answer still streaming, where the next chunk may complete it: once\n * the answer is done, the same text is prose.\n /\nfunction withoutMarkerHead(text: string, grammar: MarkerGrammar): string {\n for (let i = Math.max(0, text.length - grammar.longestHead); i < text.length; i++) {\n if (text[i] !== '[') continue;\n const tail = text.slice(i).toUpperCase();\n if (grammar.heads.some((head) => head.startsWith(tail))) return text.slice(0, i);\n }\n return text;\n}\n\n/\n Strip the markers an agent embeds in its reply to point at the files, decks,\n * reports and videos it made (and the host's own, hostKinds). They render as\n * cards of their own, so the raw markers must be removed from the prose.\n * Complete markers are removed anywhere; an incomplete marker at the end is\n * also removed so a partially streamed token never flickers as raw\n * `[[FILE:...` text.\n \n When no marker is present the content is returned untouched — we must\n * not trim or collapse blank lines on ordinary prose, which would clobber\n * intentional leading/trailing whitespace (e.g. indented Markdown / code).\n * Whitespace is only normalized when a marker was actually removed.\n \n Applied to assistant content only — user-typed text is never touched, so a\n * user who literally types `[[FILE:x]]` still sees their own text.\n /\nexport function stripAnswerMarkers(content: string, hostKinds: readonly string[] = []): string {\n if (!content) return content;\n const grammar = markerGrammar(hostKinds);\n // `replace` with a global pattern starts from the beginning, whatever `lastIndex` holds.\n const stripped = content.replace(grammar.complete, '').replace(grammar.partial, '');\n if (stripped === content) return content;\n return stripped\n .replace(/[ \\t]+\\n/g, '\\n')\n .replace(/\\n{3,}/g, '\\n\\n')\n .trim();\n}\n\n/* An ordered piece of assistant content: prose, a file marker, an artifact marker or a host marker. /\nexport type AnswerPart =\n \| { type: 'text'; value: string }\n \| { type: 'file'; fileId: string }\n \| { type: 'artifact'; kind: ChatArtifactKind; id: string; slideRef?: string }\n \| { type: 'marker'; kind: string; args: string };\n\n/\n Split assistant content into ordered parts around complete markers, so the\n * renderer can place each card at its marker's source position (preserving\n * interleaved order). 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