@graview/primitives 0.1.3 → 0.1.5

package/dist/theme.js

@@ -99,6 +99,13 @@ function stillness(asking, within) {
   ${at} [data-graview-view][data-graview-read] > * { box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px var(--graview-activity); }
   ${at} [data-graview-connector][data-graview-activity] { animation: none; stroke-opacity: 1; }`;
 }
+/*
+ * WHY THE STYLESHEET'S NOTES ARE WRITTEN `${/* … *\/ ""}`. They were CSS
+ * comments inside the template, and every page carried them — 25 KB of the
+ * 60 this function was, shipped to each reader and parsed into each embed's
+ * <style> (FR-57). As a JS comment in an empty interpolation the words stay
+ * where they explain the rule, and a minifier folds them away.
+ */
 export function themeCss(scheme = "dark", brand = GRAVIEW_BRAND, options = {}) {
     const tokens = brand.schemes[scheme];
     const root = options.scope ?? ":root";
@@ -138,7 +145,7 @@ ${kitVariables(kit)}
   --graview-font-body: ${body};
   --graview-font-display: ${brand.typography?.display ?? body};
   --graview-font-mono: ${brand.typography?.mono ?? 'ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, "SF Mono", Menlo, monospace'};
-  /* Shape, as tokens, so a component never has to know whose product it is. */
+  ${ /* Shape, as tokens, so a component never has to know whose product it is. */""}
   --graview-radius: ${radius}px;
   --graview-radius-sm: ${Math.max(2, Math.round(radius * 0.72))}px;
   --graview-pad: ${Math.round(15 * density)}px;
@@ -153,36 +160,36 @@ ${surface} {
   color: var(--graview-ink);
 }
 
-/*
- * THE READER'S OWN TEXT SIZE.
- *
- * Every size in the framework was once an absolute pixel count, so somebody
- * who sets a larger default font in their browser — the setting WCAG 1.4.4
- * is about — got a Graview that ignored them completely. 0.875rem is 14px
- * at the default 16px root, so nothing moves for anyone who has not asked
- * for anything, and everything moves together for anyone who has.
- */
+${ /*
+     * THE READER'S OWN TEXT SIZE.
+     *
+     * Every size in the framework was once an absolute pixel count, so somebody
+     * who sets a larger default font in their browser — the setting WCAG 1.4.4
+     * is about — got a Graview that ignored them completely. 0.875rem is 14px
+     * at the default 16px root, so nothing moves for anyone who has not asked
+     * for anything, and everything moves together for anyone who has.
+     */""}
 ${text} {
   font: 0.875rem/1.55 var(--graview-font-body);
   font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;
   -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
 }
 
-/* Headings and the wordmark take the display face when a brand supplies one,
-   and the body face when it does not — so a brand with one font is not asked
-   to name it twice. */
+${ /* Headings and the wordmark take the display face when a brand supplies one,
+       and the body face when it does not — so a brand with one font is not asked
+       to name it twice. */""}
 h1, h2, h3, h4, .graview-wordmark { font-family: var(--graview-font-display); }
 code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 
-/*
- * A KIND'S FIGURE fills the box it is given.
- *
- * The art declares its own viewBox and knows nothing about where it is
- * drawn — a chip at twelve pixels, a district's heading at eighteen, a kind
- * card's landmark at forty — so the SIZE is the container's and the drawing
- * scales into it. currentColor on the strokes means the kind's own hue
- * arrives through the cascade without the art being redrawn.
- */
+${ /*
+     * A KIND'S FIGURE fills the box it is given.
+     *
+     * The art declares its own viewBox and knows nothing about where it is
+     * drawn — a chip at twelve pixels, a district's heading at eighteen, a kind
+     * card's landmark at forty — so the SIZE is the container's and the drawing
+     * scales into it. currentColor on the strokes means the kind's own hue
+     * arrives through the cascade without the art being redrawn.
+     */""}
 [data-graview-figure] > svg {
   width: 100%;
   height: 100%;
@@ -190,17 +197,17 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   overflow: visible;
 }
 
-/* How far above the stack the camera is, 0..1 — REGISTERED so it can
-   transition. Rising to the Graview morphs the scene instead of cutting:
-   the square grid dissolves into the iso lattice and the districts grow up
-   out of their cards, all riding this one number. */
+${ /* How far above the stack the camera is, 0..1 — REGISTERED so it can
+       transition. Rising to the Graview morphs the scene instead of cutting:
+       the square grid dissolves into the iso lattice and the districts grow up
+       out of their cards, all riding this one number. */""}
 @property --graview-altitude {
   syntax: "<number>";
   inherits: true;
   initial-value: 0;
 }
 
-/* The ground: a slow wash, so depth has something to recede into. */
+${ /* The ground: a slow wash, so depth has something to recede into. */""}
 .graview-ground {
   position: relative;
   background: var(--graview-wash), var(--graview-ground);
@@ -208,13 +215,13 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   transition: --graview-altitude 640ms cubic-bezier(0.33, 0, 0.2, 1);
 }
 
-/*
- * The altitude control rides the SAME number the scene rides — its own copy,
- * because it sits beside the ground rather than inside it — on the same
- * curve. So the mark morphs exactly as long as the scene does, and where an
- * engine cannot register the property, both cut together: one mechanism,
- * and no way for the control and the picture to disagree about the change.
- */
+${ /*
+     * The altitude control rides the SAME number the scene rides — its own copy,
+     * because it sits beside the ground rather than inside it — on the same
+     * curve. So the mark morphs exactly as long as the scene does, and where an
+     * engine cannot register the property, both cut together: one mechanism,
+     * and no way for the control and the picture to disagree about the change.
+     */""}
 .graview-altitude-control {
   --graview-altitude: 0;
   transition:
@@ -226,7 +233,7 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   transform-box: fill-box;
   transform-origin: center;
 }
-/* The ring of three kinds tightens to one ring around one node. */
+${ /* The ring of three kinds tightens to one ring around one node. */""}
 .graview-altitude-mark-ring {
   transform: scaleX(calc(1 - 0.48 * var(--graview-altitude)));
   opacity: calc(0.55 + 0.4 * var(--graview-altitude));
@@ -234,7 +241,7 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 .graview-altitude-mark-apex {
   transform: translateY(calc(2.6px * var(--graview-altitude)));
 }
-/* The two wings gather into the centre and give their ink to the apex. */
+${ /* The two wings gather into the centre and give their ink to the apex. */""}
 .graview-altitude-mark-wing {
   opacity: calc(0.75 * (1 - var(--graview-altitude)));
 }
@@ -245,9 +252,9 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   transform: translate(calc(-4.4px * var(--graview-altitude)), calc(-0.8px * var(--graview-altitude)));
 }
 
-/* A fine measure under the scene. Faint enough to feel like calibration
-   rather than graph paper, and it fades out at the edges so the scene has no
-   hard boundary. */
+${ /* A fine measure under the scene. Faint enough to feel like calibration
+       rather than graph paper, and it fades out at the edges so the scene has no
+       hard boundary. */""}
 .graview-ground::before {
   content: "";
   position: absolute;
@@ -261,15 +268,15 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   mask-image: radial-gradient(120% 90% at 50% 40%, #000 30%, transparent 78%);
 }
 
-/* Content that scrolls inside a panel, and SAYS SO.
- *
- * A pure-CSS scroll shadow: two cover gradients painted in the panel's own
- * ground scroll with the content, two shadows stay put, and so a shadow
- * only shows at an edge there is more content past. No
- * JavaScript, no measurement, and nothing to go stale — which matters
- * because the failure it prevents is silent. macOS hides overlay scrollbars
- * until you scroll, so without this a clipped list looks like a finished
- * one. */
+${ /* Content that scrolls inside a panel, and SAYS SO.
+     *
+     * A pure-CSS scroll shadow: two cover gradients painted in the panel's own
+     * ground scroll with the content, two shadows stay put, and so a shadow
+     * only shows at an edge there is more content past. No
+     * JavaScript, no measurement, and nothing to go stale — which matters
+     * because the failure it prevents is silent. macOS hides overlay scrollbars
+     * until you scroll, so without this a clipped list looks like a finished
+     * one. */""}
 .graview-scroll {
   overflow: auto;
   min-height: 0;
@@ -282,8 +289,8 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   background-size: 100% 24px, 100% 24px, 100% 10px, 100% 10px;
   background-attachment: local, local, scroll, scroll;
 }
-/* "There is more of this", said by the ground: a few pixels of the panel's
- * own colour over the last row, stuck to the bottom of what scrolls. */
+${ /* "There is more of this", said by the ground: a few pixels of the panel's
+     * own colour over the last row, stuck to the bottom of what scrolls. */""}
 .graview-scroll[data-graview-overflowing]::after {
   content: "";
   position: sticky;
@@ -294,23 +301,23 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   pointer-events: none;
 }
 
-/* A card on the kinds plane.
- *
- * Title and count only at rest — a strip of ten cards each showing three
- * truncated member names is ten unreadable things, and the members are not
- * what you are asking the strip. Hovering lifts one and reveals the kind's
- * own description, which the declaration has always carried and nothing has
- * ever shown. */
+${ /* A card on the kinds plane.
+     *
+     * Title and count only at rest — a strip of ten cards each showing three
+     * truncated member names is ten unreadable things, and the members are not
+     * what you are asking the strip. Hovering lifts one and reveals the kind's
+     * own description, which the declaration has always carried and nothing has
+     * ever shown. */""}
 .graview-kind-card {
   height: 100%;
   transition: transform 170ms cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1), height 170ms ease,
     box-shadow 170ms ease;
-  /* IN THE STACK NOTHING HANGS BELOW A CARD. The iso block rests eighteen
-     pixels low there, invisible, ready to rise — and an invisible box that
-     pokes under the bottom row still made the stage scroll by nine pixels
-     with nowhere to scroll. Clipped (not hidden: no scroll container, no
-     scrollable overflow), and let out again from altitude, where the plate
-     floats above the card and the block stands up out of it. */
+  ${ /* IN THE STACK NOTHING HANGS BELOW A CARD. The iso block rests eighteen
+       pixels low there, invisible, ready to rise — and an invisible box that
+       pokes under the bottom row still made the stage scroll by nine pixels
+       with nowhere to scroll. Clipped (not hidden: no scroll container, no
+       scrollable overflow), and let out again from altitude, where the plate
+       floats above the card and the block stands up out of it. */""}
   overflow: clip;
 }
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-card {
@@ -324,9 +331,9 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   position: relative;
   z-index: 3;
 }
-/* From altitude a district is a village on its plot, not a card: hovering
-   it must not raise a white panel over the buildings. The lift stays in
-   the stack, where the card is a card. */
+${ /* From altitude a district is a village on its plot, not a card: hovering
+       it must not raise a white panel over the buildings. The lift stays in
+       the stack, where the card is a card. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-card:hover,
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-card:focus-within {
   transform: none;
@@ -334,19 +341,19 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   background: transparent;
 }
 
-/* FROM ALTITUDE the ground is an ISOMETRIC LATTICE — diamond cells at the
-   classic 2:1 pitch, a finer far weave above, dissolving toward the
-   horizon. Always present, faded by the altitude number, so rising
-   CROSSFADES the square grid into the lattice instead of cutting. */
-/* DRAWN AS TILES, one cell each. A repeating gradient at the lattice's
-   angle was phased from the middle of the box and seamed at the box's own
-   edge when repeated with an offset, so the lines never sat where the
-   city's cells were: a plot stood beside the grid, not on it. Each tile is
-   one cell wide and half a cell tall — the diamond's bounding box — with
-   the tile's two diagonals drawn across it, which is the whole lattice:
-   corners and centres of the tiles are its vertices, and a tile corner is
-   pinned where the city's cell (0,0) meets the canvas. The far weave is the
-   same tile at half size. */
+${ /* FROM ALTITUDE the ground is an ISOMETRIC LATTICE — diamond cells at the
+       classic 2:1 pitch, a finer far weave above, dissolving toward the
+       horizon. Always present, faded by the altitude number, so rising
+       CROSSFADES the square grid into the lattice instead of cutting. */""}
+${ /* DRAWN AS TILES, one cell each. A repeating gradient at the lattice's
+       angle was phased from the middle of the box and seamed at the box's own
+       edge when repeated with an offset, so the lines never sat where the
+       city's cells were: a plot stood beside the grid, not on it. Each tile is
+       one cell wide and half a cell tall — the diamond's bounding box — with
+       the tile's two diagonals drawn across it, which is the whole lattice:
+       corners and centres of the tiles are its vertices, and a tile corner is
+       pinned where the city's cell (0,0) meets the canvas. The far weave is the
+       same tile at half size. */""}
 .graview-ground::after {
   content: "";
   position: absolute;
@@ -364,21 +371,21 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
     var(--graview-lattice-tile) calc(var(--graview-lattice-tile) / 2),
     calc(var(--graview-lattice-tile) / 2) calc(var(--graview-lattice-tile) / 4),
     calc(var(--graview-lattice-tile) / 2) calc(var(--graview-lattice-tile) / 4);
-  /* Anchored where the city's cell (0,0) meets the canvas, so a plot placed
-     by the map sits ON the grid a person can see, and pans with it. */
+  ${ /* Anchored where the city's cell (0,0) meets the canvas, so a plot placed
+       by the map sits ON the grid a person can see, and pans with it. */""}
   background-position: var(--graview-lattice-x, 0px) var(--graview-lattice-y, 0px);
-  /* Twice the square grid's weight: fields are meant to be seen, the grid is meant to be felt. */
+  ${ /* Twice the square grid's weight: fields are meant to be seen, the grid is meant to be felt. */""}
   opacity: calc(var(--graview-kit-lattice, 1) * var(--graview-grid-alpha) * 2 * var(--graview-altitude));
   mask-image: linear-gradient(to top, #000 42%, rgba(0,0,0,0.35) 70%, transparent 92%);
   -webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(to top, #000 42%, rgba(0,0,0,0.35) 70%, transparent 92%);
 }
 
-/* THE GROUND UNDER A DISTRICT: its plot, drawn. Four lattice corners in
-   the kind's hue, a kerb, a cast shadow toward the light — the arithmetic
-   the layout already did, made visible, so a district stands on land
-   rather than floating on a hatch. Fades in with the altitude number the
-   lattice fades in with; a hand-placed district's kerb is dashed, which is
-   the pinned mark on the ground rather than a box over the drawing. */
+${ /* THE GROUND UNDER A DISTRICT: its plot, drawn. Four lattice corners in
+       the kind's hue, a kerb, a cast shadow toward the light — the arithmetic
+       the layout already did, made visible, so a district stands on land
+       rather than floating on a hatch. Fades in with the altitude number the
+       lattice fades in with; a hand-placed district's kerb is dashed, which is
+       the pinned mark on the ground rather than a box over the drawing. */""}
 .graview-plots {
   z-index: 0;
   opacity: var(--graview-altitude);
@@ -400,10 +407,10 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 .graview-plot[data-graview-pinned] .graview-plot-tile {
   stroke-dasharray: 4 3;
 }
-/* THE VILLAGE on the tile: one small iso building per member in the kind's
-   own faces (the same roof and walls the block had), a flagged member's roof
-   in the warning colour, a selected member's building lit in the accent.
-   Architecture, not controls: the tile under them takes the click. */
+${ /* THE VILLAGE on the tile: one small iso building per member in the kind's
+       own faces (the same roof and walls the block had), a flagged member's roof
+       in the warning colour, a selected member's building lit in the accent.
+       Architecture, not controls: the tile under them takes the click. */""}
 .graview-village { pointer-events: none; }
 .graview-building polygon { stroke-width: 0.8; }
 .graview-building[data-graview-flagged] .graview-iso-roof { fill: var(--graview-warn); stroke: var(--graview-warn); }
@@ -414,10 +421,10 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   letter-spacing: 0.06em;
   fill: var(--graview-ink-muted);
 }
-/* THE ROADS between plots: the lattice's own two legs from kerb to kerb, a
-   bed between two edges in the ground's ink. Under the tiles and the
-   buildings, over the fields. A road the legend is asking about comes up
-   in the accent. */
+${ /* THE ROADS between plots: the lattice's own two legs from kerb to kerb, a
+       bed between two edges in the ground's ink. Under the tiles and the
+       buildings, over the fields. A road the legend is asking about comes up
+       in the accent. */""}
 .graview-road-edge {
   fill: none;
   stroke: var(--graview-ink);
@@ -437,34 +444,34 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   stroke: var(--graview-accent);
   stroke-opacity: 0.9;
 }
-/* FIELDS. From altitude the ground darkens a shade toward the near edge and
-   fades to the page at the horizon, so the lattice is land with a distance
-   rather than paper with a pattern. */
+${ /* FIELDS. From altitude the ground darkens a shade toward the near edge and
+       fades to the page at the horizon, so the lattice is land with a distance
+       rather than paper with a pattern. */""}
 .graview-ground[data-graview-altitude] {
   background:
     linear-gradient(to top, color-mix(in oklab, var(--graview-ground) ${scheme === "light" ? "93%" : "88%"}, var(--graview-ink)) 0%, var(--graview-ground) 78%),
     var(--graview-ground);
 }
 
-/* THE KEEPER'S BLOCK IN THE PROFILE, which hides itself when it is empty.
-   Both controls inside it draw nothing for a seat that may not administer,
-   and a heading with nothing under it is worse than no heading — so the
-   block is drawn only when it actually holds a control. */
+${ /* THE KEEPER'S BLOCK IN THE PROFILE, which hides itself when it is empty.
+       Both controls inside it draw nothing for a seat that may not administer,
+       and a heading with nothing under it is worse than no heading — so the
+       block is drawn only when it actually holds a control. */""}
 .graview-profile-keeping { display: grid; gap: 6px; }
 .graview-profile-keeping:not(:has(button, a)) { display: none; }
 .graview-profile-keeping > * { justify-self: start; }
 
-/* THE OPEN CHEVRON APPEARS WHEN REACHED FOR. Drawn on every plate at
-   altitude it was noise times the number of districts; it shows on hover,
-   on keyboard focus, and while the district is open — and stays a real
-   button in between, so Tab still finds it and Enter still opens. */
+${ /* THE OPEN CHEVRON APPEARS WHEN REACHED FOR. Drawn on every plate at
+       altitude it was noise times the number of districts; it shows on hover,
+       on keyboard focus, and while the district is open — and stays a real
+       button in between, so Tab still finds it and Enter still opens. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-open {
   opacity: 0.5;
   transition: opacity 150ms ease;
 }
-/* Quiet: the chevron alone until reached for. Never opacity zero — a
-   button nobody can see is a button a driven browser cannot press either,
-   and Tab must land on something that looks like something. */
+${ /* Quiet: the chevron alone until reached for. Never opacity zero — a
+       button nobody can see is a button a driven browser cannot press either,
+       and Tab must land on something that looks like something. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-open-word {
   display: none;
 }
@@ -478,22 +485,22 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-open[aria-expanded="true"] .graview-kind-open-word {
   display: inline;
 }
-/* The district-open control and its roster: altitude-only chrome. Inside
-   the stack expanding dissolves a card, so the control does not exist
-   there. A full fingertip even though the glyph is small — the audit holds
-   every control to 24px. */
+${ /* The district-open control and its roster: altitude-only chrome. Inside
+       the stack expanding dissolves a card, so the control does not exist
+       there. A full fingertip even though the glyph is small — the audit holds
+       every control to 24px. */""}
 .graview-kind-open { display: none; }
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-open {
   display: inline-flex;
   align-items: center;
   justify-content: center;
   flex: 0 0 auto;
-  /* A FINGERTIP, AND THE READER'S FINGERTIP IF IT IS BIGGER. 24px is the
-     floor audit-ui holds every control to; 1.5rem is the same 24 at the
-     default text size and grows with a reader who asked for more, so the
-     control never drifts under the words it sits beside. A max() rather than
-     either one alone: rem alone drops below the fingertip at a smaller
-     setting, px alone ignores the setting altogether. */
+  ${ /* A FINGERTIP, AND THE READER'S FINGERTIP IF IT IS BIGGER. 24px is the
+       floor audit-ui holds every control to; 1.5rem is the same 24 at the
+       default text size and grows with a reader who asked for more, so the
+       control never drifts under the words it sits beside. A max() rather than
+       either one alone: rem alone drops below the fingertip at a smaller
+       setting, px alone ignores the setting altogether. */""}
   min-height: max(1.5rem, 24px);
   padding: 1px 9px;
   margin: -3px 0;
@@ -503,12 +510,12 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   box-shadow: none;
   color: var(--graview-ink-muted);
   cursor: pointer;
-  /* IN REM, LIKE EVERY OTHER SIZE HERE. At 10px this control's words were
-     the one piece of text in the framework that ignored the reader's text
-     size completely: set to Largest, every name on the screen doubled and
-     "open" stayed ten pixels tall. A size a person chose and a control that
-     will not take it is the accessibility setting failing on its own
-     surface. */
+  ${ /* IN REM, LIKE EVERY OTHER SIZE HERE. At 10px this control's words were
+       the one piece of text in the framework that ignored the reader's text
+       size completely: set to Largest, every name on the screen doubled and
+       "open" stayed ten pixels tall. A size a person chose and a control that
+       will not take it is the accessibility setting failing on its own
+       surface. */""}
   font-size: 0.75rem;
   letter-spacing: 0.08em;
   text-transform: uppercase;
@@ -519,19 +526,19 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   color: var(--graview-accent);
   border-color: var(--graview-accent-dim);
 }
-/* The roster reads as a LIST, one member a row — chips wrapping at their
-   own widths read as spilled tiles, and a district's population is a roll
-   call, not a mosaic. */
-/* A DRIVE-IN: a dark screen standing on the plot, and the showings under
-   it as a marquee of real buttons. Only from altitude; the same list the
-   Places pills carry, drawn where the pictures live. */
+${ /* The roster reads as a LIST, one member a row — chips wrapping at their
+       own widths read as spilled tiles, and a district's population is a roll
+       call, not a mosaic. */""}
+${ /* A DRIVE-IN: a dark screen standing on the plot, and the showings under
+       it as a marquee of real buttons. Only from altitude; the same list the
+       Places pills carry, drawn where the pictures live. */""}
 .graview-drive-in {
-  /* Its own block under the nameplate, never a row inside the pill: the
-     pill is one line of name and count, and a marquee flattened into it
-     read as "12 • shown above The month The week". On a box the pill sits
-     on the roof at the top of the card, so the marquee hangs under it; on
-     a landmark the pill floats above the card, so the marquee takes the
-     card's own top edge. */
+  ${ /* Its own block under the nameplate, never a row inside the pill: the
+       pill is one line of name and count, and a marquee flattened into it
+       read as "12 • shown above The month The week". On a box the pill sits
+       on the roof at the top of the card, so the marquee hangs under it; on
+       a landmark the pill floats above the card, so the marquee takes the
+       card's own top edge. */""}
   position: absolute;
   left: 50%;
   top: 42px;
@@ -554,9 +561,9 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 .graview-drive-in-marquee[data-graview-thumbs="one"] {
   grid-template-columns: 120px;
 }
-/* THE LENSES AS PICTURES: each showing is its lens drawn small — the real
-   component at a fraction of its size, cut to a thumbnail — with its name
-   under it. The picture takes no pointer; the button around it does. */
+${ /* THE LENSES AS PICTURES: each showing is its lens drawn small — the real
+       component at a fraction of its size, cut to a thumbnail — with its name
+       under it. The picture takes no pointer; the button around it does. */""}
 .graview-drive-in-thumb {
   position: relative;
   display: grid;
@@ -574,12 +581,12 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   border-color: var(--graview-accent);
   color: var(--graview-accent);
 }
-/* The press: the whole frame, laid over the picture and the title rather than
-   around them, so the lens drawn small never sits inside a button. */
+${ /* The press: the whole frame, laid over the picture and the title rather than
+       around them, so the lens drawn small never sits inside a button. */""}
 .graview-drive-in-thumb-press {
   position: absolute;
   inset: -1px;
-  /* It fills its frame, and says the frame's floor itself: a target is sized where it is declared. */
+  ${ /* It fills its frame, and says the frame's floor itself: a target is sized where it is declared. */""}
   min-height: max(1.75rem, 28px);
   margin: 0;
   padding: 0;
@@ -588,7 +595,7 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   background: transparent;
   box-shadow: none;
   cursor: pointer;
-  /* The card's own floor, stated: it covers the card, and the card is at least this tall. */
+  ${ /* The card's own floor, stated: it covers the card, and the card is at least this tall. */""}
   min-height: max(1.75rem, 28px);
 }
 .graview-drive-in-thumb-press:focus-visible {
@@ -624,20 +631,20 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   font-size: 0.75rem;
   line-height: 1.2;
   white-space: nowrap;
-  /* Its own frame's width: two pictures share the marquee, and two names
-     each allowed the width of one picture ran into each other. */
+  ${ /* Its own frame's width: two pictures share the marquee, and two names
+       each allowed the width of one picture ran into each other. */""}
   max-width: 100%;
   overflow: hidden;
   text-overflow: ellipsis;
 }
-/* THE BILLBOARD'S FULL-SCREEN CONTROL: the one way down from a picture. */
-/* THE RAIL A BILLBOARD IS MOVED BY: a title bar, in the board's own frame
-   ink, along its top edge. Positioned like the full-screen control beside
-   it — the host wraps its children, so the rail is a grandchild of the
-   screen box and a child selector never reaches it. Wide enough to be an
-   easy target, short enough that the picture underneath is still what you
-   see, and present only at altitude, because only up there is the board
-   standing on a plot it could be moved around. */
+${ /* THE BILLBOARD'S FULL-SCREEN CONTROL: the one way down from a picture. */""}
+${ /* THE RAIL A BILLBOARD IS MOVED BY: a title bar, in the board's own frame
+       ink, along its top edge. Positioned like the full-screen control beside
+       it — the host wraps its children, so the rail is a grandchild of the
+       screen box and a child selector never reaches it. Wide enough to be an
+       easy target, short enough that the picture underneath is still what you
+       see, and present only at altitude, because only up there is the board
+       standing on a plot it could be moved around. */""}
 .graview-screen-grip {
   display: none;
 }
@@ -649,15 +656,15 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   left: 0;
   right: 0;
   top: 0;
-  /* Drawn height, not CSS height: a district's plane is scaled down at
-     altitude, and 14 here reached the screen as an eight-pixel strip that
-     took three attempts to catch. */
+  ${ /* Drawn height, not CSS height: a district's plane is scaled down at
+       altitude, and 14 here reached the screen as an eight-pixel strip that
+       took three attempts to catch. */""}
   height: 32px;
   padding: 0 6px 0 12px;
   box-sizing: border-box;
   cursor: grab;
-  /* A title bar in the panel's own colours, not a grey strip: the board is
-     a window onto the picture, and its bar reads as the window's. */
+  ${ /* A title bar in the panel's own colours, not a grey strip: the board is
+       a window onto the picture, and its bar reads as the window's. */""}
   background: var(--graview-panel-muted);
   border-bottom: 1px solid var(--graview-edge);
   z-index: 3;
@@ -703,11 +710,11 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   color: var(--graview-accent);
 }
 
-/* THE OTHERS: people and their agents in the city, each a small figure in
-   the scene's own line vocabulary with a name under it. They move by a
-   transition on transform — one number, the layout tween's curve — so a
-   quiet city runs nothing. This tab's own seat is not drawn here: the
-   companion on the frame is where it speaks. */
+${ /* THE OTHERS: people and their agents in the city, each a small figure in
+       the scene's own line vocabulary with a name under it. They move by a
+       transition on transform — one number, the layout tween's curve — so a
+       quiet city runs nothing. This tab's own seat is not drawn here: the
+       companion on the frame is where it speaks. */""}
 .graview-occupants {
   position: absolute;
   inset: 0;
@@ -767,9 +774,9 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   color: var(--graview-ink-muted);
   pointer-events: none;
 }
-/* ANOTHER PERSON, on your map: a head and shoulders in their own hue, at
-   the plot their stop names or in the audience row of the showing they are
-   watching. Press to follow them; their name is under them like a robot's. */
+${ /* ANOTHER PERSON, on your map: a head and shoulders in their own hue, at
+       the plot their stop names or in the audience row of the showing they are
+       watching. Press to follow them; their name is under them like a robot's. */""}
 .graview-figure[data-graview-person] .graview-figure-body {
   left: -11px;
   top: -24px;
@@ -784,11 +791,11 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 .graview-figure[data-graview-person][data-graview-followed] .graview-figure-body {
   color: var(--graview-accent);
 }
-/* Their robot, beside them, captioned as theirs. */
+${ /* Their robot, beside them, captioned as theirs. */""}
 .graview-figure[data-graview-theirs] .graview-figure-body {
   opacity: 0.85;
 }
-/* More than a row can hold, and the anonymous: a number where they stand. */
+${ /* More than a row can hold, and the anonymous: a number where they stand. */""}
 .graview-figure-count {
   position: absolute;
   transform: translate(-50%, -100%);
@@ -801,7 +808,7 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   white-space: nowrap;
   pointer-events: auto;
 }
-/* What somebody else is pointing at, outlined in their colour. */
+${ /* What somebody else is pointing at, outlined in their colour. */""}
 .graview-presence-over {
   position: absolute;
   border: 2px solid hsl(var(--graview-hue, 200) 55% 52%);
@@ -810,7 +817,7 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   opacity: 0.75;
   transition: left 200ms ease, top 200ms ease, width 200ms ease, height 200ms ease;
 }
-/* Off the visible ground: an indicator at the border, pointing at it. */
+${ /* Off the visible ground: an indicator at the border, pointing at it. */""}
 .graview-figure-edge {
   position: absolute;
   min-height: max(1.5rem, 24px);
@@ -839,14 +846,14 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   justify-content: flex-start;
   max-width: none;
 }
-/* An OPENED district is a PANEL, not a pill with a list stuffed in it:
-   name and count share the header line, the roster sits under a hairline,
-   and the block behind fades — the plate IS the district while it is
-   open, so no roof pokes out above the roster. */
+${ /* An OPENED district is a PANEL, not a pill with a list stuffed in it:
+       name and count share the header line, the roster sits under a hairline,
+       and the block behind fades — the plate IS the district while it is
+       open, so no roof pokes out above the roster. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-face[data-graview-opened] {
-  /* A header that WRAPS rather than a grid that squeezes: the name's column
-     was minmax(0, 1fr) beside the count's auto, so "VEHICLES" beside
-     "291 · +29 past · close" got 25 pixels and the count was drawn over it. */
+  ${ /* A header that WRAPS rather than a grid that squeezes: the name's column
+       was minmax(0, 1fr) beside the count's auto, so "VEHICLES" beside
+       "291 · +29 past · close" got 25 pixels and the count was drawn over it. */""}
   display: flex !important;
   flex-wrap: wrap;
   justify-content: flex-start !important;
@@ -869,9 +876,9 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   opacity: calc(var(--graview-altitude) * 0.22);
 }
 
-/* WHAT KIND OF THING THIS IS, astride the focus panel's top-right edge —
-   the kind's dot and its name, the same thread the chips and the legend
-   carry. Scene chrome, so no view has to remember to say it. */
+${ /* WHAT KIND OF THING THIS IS, astride the focus panel's top-right edge —
+       the kind's dot and its name, the same thread the chips and the legend
+       carry. Scene chrome, so no view has to remember to say it. */""}
 .graview-kind-tag {
   position: absolute;
   top: -9px;
@@ -882,8 +889,8 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   gap: 5px;
   padding: 2px 8px;
   border-radius: 999px;
-  /* The kind's own hue on the border and the words, so the tag and the
-     district it belongs to read as one thread. */
+  ${ /* The kind's own hue on the border and the words, so the tag and the
+       district it belongs to read as one thread. */""}
   border: 1px solid hsl(var(--graview-hue, 200) 45% var(--graview-tint-lightness) / 0.55);
   color: hsl(var(--graview-hue, 200) 45% calc(var(--graview-tint-lightness) + ${scheme === "light" ? "-32%" : "28%"}));
   background: var(--graview-float);
@@ -895,28 +902,28 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   pointer-events: none;
 }
 
-/* A LINE UNDER THE POINTER says it will take the press: the invisible hit
-   run ghosts in, so editability is discoverable by hovering the relation
-   itself rather than by rumor. */
+${ /* A LINE UNDER THE POINTER says it will take the press: the invisible hit
+       run ghosts in, so editability is discoverable by hovering the relation
+       itself rather than by rumor. */""}
 .graview-edge-hit:hover {
   stroke: var(--graview-accent);
   opacity: 0.3;
 }
 
-/* THE DISTRICTS THE ROW COULD NOT HOLD.
-   Not a district: no figure, no count, no tint of its own. A card that is
-   one control — how many more, and a press — and, open, a panel above the
-   row naming every district with what it holds. Solid rather than dashed
-   and faded: a dashed, translucent card read as a placeholder, and the only
-   way to five districts should not look like something that failed to load. */
-/* A RELATION THE BAND COULD NOT HOLD: a group with its count and first names,
-   or the door to the rest. A card like the others, never the kind's lens small. */
+${ /* THE DISTRICTS THE ROW COULD NOT HOLD.
+       Not a district: no figure, no count, no tint of its own. A card that is
+       one control — how many more, and a press — and, open, a panel above the
+       row naming every district with what it holds. Solid rather than dashed
+       and faded: a dashed, translucent card read as a placeholder, and the only
+       way to five districts should not look like something that failed to load. */""}
+${ /* A RELATION THE BAND COULD NOT HOLD: a group with its count and first names,
+       or the door to the rest. A card like the others, never the kind's lens small. */""}
 .graview-band-group {
   display: grid;
   align-content: center;
   gap: 2px;
   height: 100%;
-  /* A card you press, held to the floor every pressable piece of chrome keeps. */
+  ${ /* A card you press, held to the floor every pressable piece of chrome keeps. */""}
   min-height: max(1.75rem, 28px);
   box-sizing: border-box;
   padding: 6px 10px;
@@ -1014,16 +1021,16 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   margin-left: auto;
   font-size: 0.8125rem;
 }
-/* The panel stands above the card, inside the scene, and never clips: the
-   card's box is a district's height, which holds a count and not a list. */
+${ /* The panel stands above the card, inside the scene, and never clips: the
+       card's box is a district's height, which holds a count and not a list. */""}
 .graview-beyond-list {
   position: absolute;
   left: 0;
   bottom: calc(100% + 6px);
-  /* On the ground, over every plane — the focused card on plane zero
-     painted over a panel drawn on plane two, and a menu under a card is
-     no menu. Above the zoom control too, which is the only other thing
-     that stands on the ground. */
+  ${ /* On the ground, over every plane — the focused card on plane zero
+       painted over a panel drawn on plane two, and a menu under a card is
+       no menu. Above the zoom control too, which is the only other thing
+       that stands on the ground. */""}
   z-index: 60;
   margin: 0;
   padding: 6px;
@@ -1031,8 +1038,8 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   display: flex;
   flex-direction: column;
   gap: 1px;
-  /* Its own width, not the ground's: portalled, a percentage here is the
-     whole scene. */
+  ${ /* Its own width, not the ground's: portalled, a percentage here is the
+       whole scene. */""}
   min-width: 200px;
   max-width: min(280px, 92%);
   max-height: 60vh;
@@ -1047,14 +1054,14 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   align-items: center;
   gap: 10px;
   width: 100%;
-  /* A FINGERTIP WHERE IT IS ACTUALLY DRAWN, not where it was designed.
-     Every other control in this sheet is floored at 24 and the audit divides
-     by the plane's scale before judging it, which is right for a control
-     that sits ON a large target: the chip's disclosure is small, and the
-     card behind it is the size of a card. These names are not that. They are
-     the ONLY way to the districts the row could not hold, and plane two is
-     drawn at 0.90 — so a designed 24 meets a finger as 21.7. Designed at 28
-     it is drawn at 25, which is the number the floor was always about. */
+  ${ /* A FINGERTIP WHERE IT IS ACTUALLY DRAWN, not where it was designed.
+       Every other control in this sheet is floored at 24 and the audit divides
+       by the plane's scale before judging it, which is right for a control
+       that sits ON a large target: the chip's disclosure is small, and the
+       card behind it is the size of a card. These names are not that. They are
+       the ONLY way to the districts the row could not hold, and plane two is
+       drawn at 0.90 — so a designed 24 meets a finger as 21.7. Designed at 28
+       it is drawn at 25, which is the number the floor was always about. */""}
   min-height: max(1.75rem, 28px);
   padding: 0 8px;
   border: none;
@@ -1083,13 +1090,13 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   color: var(--graview-ink-faint);
 }
 
-/* The way into the archive, on the card that fed it: quiet, but a real
-   control at a real size. */
+${ /* The way into the archive, on the card that fed it: quiet, but a real
+       control at a real size. */""}
 .graview-kind-past {
   display: inline-flex;
   align-items: center;
   flex: 0 0 auto;
-  /* The same floor as the disclosure beside it — see .graview-kind-open. */
+  ${ /* The same floor as the disclosure beside it — see .graview-kind-open. */""}
   min-height: max(1.5rem, 24px);
   padding: 1px 8px;
   margin: -3px 0;
@@ -1107,10 +1114,10 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   border-color: var(--graview-accent-dim);
 }
 
-/* A SEARCH OVER THE CITY. The districts the words found are lit and say how
-   many; the rest recede — the same dimming a selection's reach has always
-   used, so a search reads as "where the thing is", not as a new mode. The
-   count is the way in: a real control, the words carried down. */
+${ /* A SEARCH OVER THE CITY. The districts the words found are lit and say how
+       many; the rest recede — the same dimming a selection's reach has always
+       used, so a search reads as "where the thing is", not as a new mode. The
+       count is the way in: a real control, the words carried down. */""}
 .graview-kind-card[data-graview-emphasis="dimmed"] {
   opacity: 0.42;
   transition: opacity 160ms ease;
@@ -1143,27 +1150,27 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   .graview-kind-card[data-graview-emphasis="dimmed"] { transition: none; }
 }
 
-/* Chrome that arrives with a state settles in rather than popping. */
+${ /* Chrome that arrives with a state settles in rather than popping. */""}
 @keyframes graview-settle {
   from { opacity: 0; transform: translateY(7px); }
 }
 
-/* A district STANDS: an isometric block — roof, two shaded walls — whose
-   height is its population. Always in the tree, faded and settled by the
-   altitude number: rising, each block grows up out of its card while the
-   card flies to its ring stop — a morph, not a cut. At altitude zero it is
-   fully transparent and costs nothing. */
+${ /* A district STANDS: an isometric block — roof, two shaded walls — whose
+       height is its population. Always in the tree, faded and settled by the
+       altitude number: rising, each block grows up out of its card while the
+       card flies to its ring stop — a morph, not a cut. At altitude zero it is
+       fully transparent and costs nothing. */""}
 .graview-kind-block {
   display: block;
-  /* Architecture, not a control: clicks fall through to the card, and an
-     invisible in-stack block must never sit over a neighbour's tuck. */
+  ${ /* Architecture, not a control: clicks fall through to the card, and an
+       invisible in-stack block must never sit over a neighbour's tuck. */""}
   pointer-events: none;
   position: absolute;
   left: 8%;
   bottom: 2px;
   width: 84%;
   height: auto;
-  /* Under a marquee the block keeps out of its band: the drawing scales down inside the box. */
+  ${ /* Under a marquee the block keeps out of its band: the drawing scales down inside the box. */""}
   max-height: calc(100% - var(--graview-marquee-room, 0px));
   opacity: var(--graview-altitude);
   transform: translateY(calc((1 - var(--graview-altitude)) * 18px));
@@ -1181,64 +1188,64 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   fill: hsl(var(--graview-hue, 200) ${scheme === "light" ? "34% 55%" : "38% 13%"});
 }
 
-/* WHERE THE KIND HAS ITS OWN DRAWING, the drawing is the building.
-   Same footprint as the block, same ground line, same cast shadow — the
-   difference is that the district is now a person, a plot or a vehicle
-   rather than one more box. Size carries the population the box's height
-   used to: the rise the card computed, in a channel a drawing can use.
-
-   Stroke weight is set HERE rather than in the art, because the art is
-   drawn to read at twenty pixels and a 1.4-unit stroke on a 24-unit box
-   becomes a six-pixel marker line at a hundred. Thinned to a drafting
-   line, which is what a blueprint of a thing looks like. */
+${ /* WHERE THE KIND HAS ITS OWN DRAWING, the drawing is the building.
+       Same footprint as the block, same ground line, same cast shadow — the
+       difference is that the district is now a person, a plot or a vehicle
+       rather than one more box. Size carries the population the box's height
+       used to: the rise the card computed, in a channel a drawing can use.
+    
+       Stroke weight is set HERE rather than in the art, because the art is
+       drawn to read at twenty pixels and a 1.4-unit stroke on a 24-unit box
+       becomes a six-pixel marker line at a hundred. Thinned to a drafting
+       line, which is what a blueprint of a thing looks like. */""}
 .graview-kind-landmark {
   display: block;
   left: 50%;
-  /* The block's own two pixels of ground clearance, kept: at altitude zero
-     every block is pushed eighteen pixels down as part of the morph, and
-     without them the drawing hangs two pixels past the bottom of the scene
-     and gives the whole page a scrollbar's worth of overflow. */
+  ${ /* The block's own two pixels of ground clearance, kept: at altitude zero
+       every block is pushed eighteen pixels down as part of the morph, and
+       without them the drawing hangs two pixels past the bottom of the scene
+       and gives the whole page a scrollbar's worth of overflow. */""}
   bottom: 2px;
   aspect-ratio: 1;
-  /* Sized by the card's HEIGHT, not its width: a district card is wider
-     than it is tall, and a square drawing at 96% of the width stood a third
-     of itself above the card and back through the nameplate. Population is
-     in the drawing's size either way — the same rise the box's height
-     carried, 10 for a district of one and 46 for the largest. */
+  ${ /* Sized by the card's HEIGHT, not its width: a district card is wider
+       than it is tall, and a square drawing at 96% of the width stood a third
+       of itself above the card and back through the nameplate. Population is
+       in the drawing's size either way — the same rise the box's height
+       carried, 10 for a district of one and 46 for the largest. */""}
   height: calc((100% - var(--graview-marquee-room, 0px)) * (0.72 + var(--graview-rise, 24) * 0.008));
   width: auto;
-  /* AND IT KEEPS UP WITH THE WORDS. The card is laid out in pixels off the
-     stage and the nameplate is sized in rem, so a reader on Largest doubled
-     every name in the city while every drawing under one stayed exactly the
-     size it was — a postage stamp under a headline. A floor in em ties the
-     drawing to the same number the names follow; at the browser's own size
-     it is below what the card already gives and nothing moves.
-
-     Capped at the card, because a floor alone overflowed it: the drawings
-     grew past the box they stand in and were sliced off at the bottom
-     edge — a plot that reads as a V rather than a bed. The card's own
-     height is what the picture can actually show, and the CARD is the thing
-     that still does not follow the reader's size (see below).
-
-     (No back ticks in here: this whole stylesheet is a template literal,
-     and one of them ends it.) */
+  ${ /* AND IT KEEPS UP WITH THE WORDS. The card is laid out in pixels off the
+       stage and the nameplate is sized in rem, so a reader on Largest doubled
+       every name in the city while every drawing under one stayed exactly the
+       size it was — a postage stamp under a headline. A floor in em ties the
+       drawing to the same number the names follow; at the browser's own size
+       it is below what the card already gives and nothing moves.
+  
+       Capped at the card, because a floor alone overflowed it: the drawings
+       grew past the box they stand in and were sliced off at the bottom
+       edge — a plot that reads as a V rather than a bed. The card's own
+       height is what the picture can actually show, and the CARD is the thing
+       that still does not follow the reader's size (see below).
+  
+       (No back ticks in here: this whole stylesheet is a template literal,
+       and one of them ends it.) */""}
   min-height: min(5em, calc(96% - var(--graview-marquee-room, 0px)));
-  /* The morph is a GROWTH from the ground line, not a drop: a block slides
-     eighteen pixels down at altitude zero and grows up out of the card, and
-     a drawing given the same treatment hangs below the card it belongs to —
-     two pixels past the bottom of the scene on the lowest row, which is a
-     scrollbar on every ground-level screen in the app. Scaling from the
-     drawing's own feet is the same reading and costs nothing below. */
+  ${ /* The morph is a GROWTH from the ground line, not a drop: a block slides
+       eighteen pixels down at altitude zero and grows up out of the card, and
+       a drawing given the same treatment hangs below the card it belongs to —
+       two pixels past the bottom of the scene on the lowest row, which is a
+       scrollbar on every ground-level screen in the app. Scaling from the
+       drawing's own feet is the same reading and costs nothing below. */""}
   transform-origin: bottom center;
   transform: translateX(-50%) scale(calc(0.55 + var(--graview-altitude) * 0.45));
-  /* A cast shadow belongs to a solid; on a line drawing it is a blurred
-     second copy of every stroke. The drawing keeps a hint of one so it
-     still stands on the lattice rather than floating over it. */
+  ${ /* A cast shadow belongs to a solid; on a line drawing it is a blurred
+       second copy of every stroke. The drawing keeps a hint of one so it
+       still stands on the lattice rather than floating over it. */""}
   filter: drop-shadow(${scheme === "light" ? "6px 5px 7px rgba(20,30,32,0.16)" : "7px 6px 9px rgba(0,0,0,0.45)"});
 }
-/* The nameplate floats ABOVE a drawing rather than standing on it. On a box
-   the pill sits on the roof, which is what a label does over a building; on
-   a figure the same 2% put it across the head. */
+${ /* The nameplate floats ABOVE a drawing rather than standing on it. On a box
+       the pill sits on the roof, which is what a label does over a building; on
+       a figure the same 2% put it across the head. */""}
 
 .graview-kind-landmark [data-graview-figure] {
   width: 100% !important;
@@ -1251,29 +1258,29 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   stroke-width: 0.85;
 }
 
-/* From altitude the card's face becomes the district's NAMEPLATE: an
-   upright pill standing on the roof, the way a label floats over a building
-   in any city view — the block carries the architecture, the pill carries
-   the words. Inline styles drew the in-stack card, so the pill overrides
-   must outrank them. */
+${ /* From altitude the card's face becomes the district's NAMEPLATE: an
+       upright pill standing on the roof, the way a label floats over a building
+       in any city view — the block carries the architecture, the pill carries
+       the words. Inline styles drew the in-stack card, so the pill overrides
+       must outrank them. */""}
 .graview-kind-face {
   transition: border-radius 640ms cubic-bezier(0.33, 0, 0.2, 1),
     padding 640ms cubic-bezier(0.33, 0, 0.2, 1),
     box-shadow 640ms ease;
 }
-/* A SIGNPOST at the plot's front corner. From altitude the nameplate stood
-   at the top of the card — over the back row of the village — and the
-   screen had to clear it. It is planted at the front vertex of the tile
-   now, on a short post, where a sign stands at the entrance to a place;
-   the scene says where that vertex is in --graview-front-y. */
+${ /* A SIGNPOST at the plot's front corner. From altitude the nameplate stood
+       at the top of the card — over the back row of the village — and the
+       screen had to clear it. It is planted at the front vertex of the tile
+       now, on a short post, where a sign stands at the entrance to a place;
+       the scene says where that vertex is in --graview-front-y. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-face {
   position: absolute !important;
   left: 50% !important;
   top: 2% !important;
   transform: translateX(-50%);
   width: max-content;
-  /* Wider than the block when the name is: a label overflows its building
-     the way a map label does. "REQUIRE / MENTS" on two lines does not. */
+  ${ /* Wider than the block when the name is: a label overflows its building
+       the way a map label does. "REQUIRE / MENTS" on two lines does not. */""}
   max-width: none;
   white-space: nowrap;
   height: auto !important;
@@ -1297,38 +1304,38 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   height: 10px;
   background: var(--graview-ink-faint);
 }
-/* A landmark WITHOUT a plot — a nested card — keeps its plate floating
-   above the drawing rather than across its head; one on a plot stands at
-   the signpost like every other district (the rule above). */
+${ /* A landmark WITHOUT a plot — a nested card — keeps its plate floating
+       above the drawing rather than across its head; one on a plot stands at
+       the signpost like every other district (the rule above). */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-landmark]:not([data-graview-plot] *) .graview-kind-face {
   top: 0 !important;
   transform: translate(-50%, calc(-100% - 7px));
 }
-/* The drive-in's board hangs UNDER the signpost, in the ground the layout
-   reserved for it below the tile's front corner, not over the village. */
+${ /* The drive-in's board hangs UNDER the signpost, in the ground the layout
+       reserved for it below the tile's front corner, not over the village. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-drive-in {
   top: calc(var(--graview-front-y, 42px) + 12px);
 }
-/* An OPENED district's listing takes the ground under the signpost; the
-   board steps up over the village, which the listing covers anyway. */
+${ /* An OPENED district's listing takes the ground under the signpost; the
+       board steps up over the village, which the listing covers anyway. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] .graview-kind-face[data-graview-opened] ~ .graview-drive-in {
   top: calc(var(--graview-front-y, 42px) - 22px - var(--graview-marquee-room, 0px) + 8px);
 }
-/* THE LANDMARK STANDS IN THE SQUARE: its feet at the plot's centre, among
-   the buildings, rather than at the card's bottom edge — which, once the
-   card grew for a board, was out in the road in front of the village. */
+${ /* THE LANDMARK STANDS IN THE SQUARE: its feet at the plot's centre, among
+       the buildings, rather than at the card's bottom edge — which, once the
+       card grew for a board, was out in the road in front of the village. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-plot] .graview-kind-landmark {
   bottom: auto;
   top: calc(var(--graview-centre-y, 50%) + 10px);
   transform: translate(-50%, -100%) scale(calc(0.55 + var(--graview-altitude) * 0.45));
 }
-/* ZOOM, in the ground's corner: the way a map carries its own. Two
-   fingertip-sized buttons and the level between them, shown from altitude. */
+${ /* ZOOM, in the ground's corner: the way a map carries its own. Two
+       fingertip-sized buttons and the level between them, shown from altitude. */""}
 .graview-zoom {
   position: absolute;
   right: 16px;
   bottom: 16px;
-  /* Above the occupants: a robot walking past a control must not cover it. */
+  ${ /* Above the occupants: a robot walking past a control must not cover it. */""}
   z-index: 8;
   display: inline-flex;
   align-items: center;
@@ -1366,16 +1373,16 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;
 }
 
-/* THE SCREEN IS A BILLBOARD at the back of the village: a frame, and two
-   posts into the ground at its foot. */
-/* On the NATURAL BOX, which is the picture now: the layout cuts the
-   billboard to what the lens drew (measured by the scene), never shorter
-   than a screen's worth — so the box is the picture, and an empty lens is a
-   header over an empty screen rather than a strip floating over the
-   village. The frame used to sit on the drawing itself, from the days the
-   box was as tall as the window with the picture in its top third. It
-   carries the panel's own ground so the empty part of a screen is a screen
-   and not the field showing through a frame. */
+${ /* THE SCREEN IS A BILLBOARD at the back of the village: a frame, and two
+       posts into the ground at its foot. */""}
+${ /* On the NATURAL BOX, which is the picture now: the layout cuts the
+       billboard to what the lens drew (measured by the scene), never shorter
+       than a screen's worth — so the box is the picture, and an empty lens is a
+       header over an empty screen rather than a strip floating over the
+       village. The frame used to sit on the drawing itself, from the days the
+       box was as tall as the window with the picture in its top third. It
+       carries the panel's own ground so the empty part of a screen is a screen
+       and not the field showing through a frame. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-screen] > [data-graview-natural],
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-screen] > :not([data-graview-natural]):not(.graview-kind-tag) {
   outline: 2px solid color-mix(in oklab, var(--graview-ink) 60%, var(--graview-panel));
@@ -1401,31 +1408,31 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-screen] > [data-graview-natural]::after,
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-screen] > :not([data-graview-natural]):not(.graview-kind-tag)::after { right: 22%; }
 
-/* A thing inside a view that is itself a thing: an event in a calendar, a
-   person in a list. It has to look reachable, and it has to SHOW focus —
-   these are the primary way anyone moves through the graph, so a keyboard
-   user who cannot see where they are is stuck. */
-/* A card someone dragged into place. Marked, not decorated: a dotted tie to
-   say this position is held rather than computed. */
-/* On the CHILD, not the host: the host is the layout's box, and a view
-   that sizes to its content (a zoomed record, a fit panel) fills only part
-   of it — a dashed box around the empty remainder read as a drawing
-   mistake, not a mark. */
-/* And never on the natural box either — a view drawn scaled sits inside a
-   box the size of the whole scene, and the mark belongs on the drawing, not
-   on the box; nor on the kind tag, which is a label and not the thing. */
+${ /* A thing inside a view that is itself a thing: an event in a calendar, a
+       person in a list. It has to look reachable, and it has to SHOW focus —
+       these are the primary way anyone moves through the graph, so a keyboard
+       user who cannot see where they are is stuck. */""}
+${ /* A card someone dragged into place. Marked, not decorated: a dotted tie to
+       say this position is held rather than computed. */""}
+${ /* On the CHILD, not the host: the host is the layout's box, and a view
+       that sizes to its content (a zoomed record, a fit panel) fills only part
+       of it — a dashed box around the empty remainder read as a drawing
+       mistake, not a mark. */""}
+${ /* And never on the natural box either — a view drawn scaled sits inside a
+       box the size of the whole scene, and the mark belongs on the drawing, not
+       on the box; nor on the kind tag, which is a label and not the thing. */""}
 [data-graview-pinned] > :not([data-graview-natural]):not(.graview-kind-tag),
 [data-graview-pinned] > [data-graview-natural] > * {
   outline: 1px dashed var(--graview-edge-bright);
   outline-offset: 3px;
   border-radius: 12px;
 }
-/* AND NOT FROM ALTITUDE, where a district is a village on a plot and its
-   card is a box with nothing drawn in it: the dashed outline was the only
-   visible part, so a hand-placed district read as an empty rounded
-   rectangle sitting on the ground — several of them, in a picture that had
-   no rectangles in it. The plot's own kerb goes dashed up here, which is
-   the same fact said where the district actually is. */
+${ /* AND NOT FROM ALTITUDE, where a district is a village on a plot and its
+       card is a box with nothing drawn in it: the dashed outline was the only
+       visible part, so a hand-placed district read as an empty rounded
+       rectangle sitting on the ground — several of them, in a picture that had
+       no rectangles in it. The plot's own kerb goes dashed up here, which is
+       the same fact said where the district actually is. */""}
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-pinned] > :not([data-graview-natural]):not(.graview-kind-tag),
 [data-graview-altitude] [data-graview-pinned] > [data-graview-natural] > * {
   outline: none;
@@ -1443,10 +1450,10 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   outline-offset: 2px;
   border-radius: 7px;
 }
-/* On a board the keyboard ring hugs the DISC, not the disc-plus-label
-   group: a rectangle drawn around a circle read as a mystery box on the
-   pitch ("why does Left Midfield have this box?"), when all it ever said
-   was "the keyboard is here". */
+${ /* On a board the keyboard ring hugs the DISC, not the disc-plus-label
+       group: a rectangle drawn around a circle read as a mystery box on the
+       pitch ("why does Left Midfield have this box?"), when all it ever said
+       was "the keyboard is here". */""}
 [data-graview-slot]:focus-visible {
   outline: none;
 }
@@ -1454,7 +1461,7 @@ code, kbd, samp { font-family: var(--graview-font-mono); }
   box-shadow: 0 0 0 2px var(--graview-ground), 0 0 0 4px var(--graview-accent);
 }
 
-/* A view is a thing you can act on. It should look like one. */
+${ /* A view is a thing you can act on. It should look like one. */""}
 [data-graview-view] { cursor: pointer; }
 [data-graview-view]:hover { filter: brightness(${scheme === "light" ? 0.985 : 1.12}); }
 [data-graview-view]:focus-visible {
@@ -1488,25 +1495,25 @@ button:disabled { opacity: 0.45; cursor: default; }
 
 code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.02em; }
 
-/* A view host, once the scene has placed it. The transition is on filter
-   only — never on layout properties, which would make every navigation
-   reflow the page. */
+${ /* A view host, once the scene has placed it. The transition is on filter
+       only — never on layout properties, which would make every navigation
+       reflow the page. */""}
 [data-graview-view] {
   transition: filter 260ms cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1);
 }
 
-/* WHAT YOU CAN PRESS IS WHAT YOU CAN SEE.
-
-   A host is the box the LAYOUT gave a view — a band on the ground, the whole
-   scene scaled small from altitude — and a view that sizes to its content
-   fills only part of it. The rest is invisible, and an invisible box must
-   not be a target: a record read from altitude and pinned beside a district
-   covered that district's open button with nothing at all, and the button
-   stopped answering. So the host itself is out of hit-testing on the DOM
-   path and only the drawn content is in; every handler still hears the
-   content's events on the way up. The GPU path keeps its own rule: there
-   the whole subtree stays out, because the platform's hit-test descending
-   into a captured view brings the renderer down. */
+${ /* WHAT YOU CAN PRESS IS WHAT YOU CAN SEE.
+    
+       A host is the box the LAYOUT gave a view — a band on the ground, the whole
+       scene scaled small from altitude — and a view that sizes to its content
+       fills only part of it. The rest is invisible, and an invisible box must
+       not be a target: a record read from altitude and pinned beside a district
+       covered that district's open button with nothing at all, and the button
+       stopped answering. So the host itself is out of hit-testing on the DOM
+       path and only the drawn content is in; every handler still hears the
+       content's events on the way up. The GPU path keeps its own rule: there
+       the whole subtree stays out, because the platform's hit-test descending
+       into a captured view brings the renderer down. */""}
 [data-graview-stage="dom"] [data-graview-view],
 [data-graview-stage="dom"] [data-graview-view] > [data-graview-natural] {
   pointer-events: none;
@@ -1519,11 +1526,11 @@ code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.
   filter: drop-shadow(0 0 14px var(--graview-accent-dim));
 }
 
-/* A node implicated by the last change, whoever made it. The pulse is the
-   same for a human edit and an agent edit, because the diff is. */
-/* THE SEAT'S MARK on what it just wrote: its own glyph, in its own hue, at
-   the thing's top-right corner. It arrives with the change and fades with
-   it; the companion's log is what remembers. */
+${ /* A node implicated by the last change, whoever made it. The pulse is the
+       same for a human edit and an agent edit, because the diff is. */""}
+${ /* THE SEAT'S MARK on what it just wrote: its own glyph, in its own hue, at
+       the thing's top-right corner. It arrives with the change and fades with
+       it; the companion's log is what remembers. */""}
 .graview-seat-marks {
   position: absolute;
   inset: 0;
@@ -1546,9 +1553,9 @@ code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.
   box-shadow: var(--graview-lift-low);
   animation: graview-seat-mark 4000ms ease-out forwards;
 }
-/* A QUESTION THE SEAT ASKED, standing at the node it is about: it says
-   itself and waits, because a dot nobody can read is a question nobody
-   answers. It does not fade — an unanswered question is still open. */
+${ /* A QUESTION THE SEAT ASKED, standing at the node it is about: it says
+       itself and waits, because a dot nobody can read is a question nobody
+       answers. It does not fade — an unanswered question is still open. */""}
 .graview-seat-asking {
   position: absolute;
   transform: translate(-50%, -100%);
@@ -1599,20 +1606,20 @@ code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.
   border-radius: 10px;
 }
 
-/* ------------------------------------------------------------ watching
- *
- * From outside the plane stack, activity has somewhere to HAPPEN: a kind
- * lights where an edit landed, an edge pulses where a relation was made or
- * broken, and a flag appears where a rule started failing. All of it is
- * derived from the op log — author, intent, reads and writes — and all of it
- * is drawn by these rules rather than by a frame loop, which is why watching
- * costs nothing while nothing is happening.
- *
- * Who moved is carried in HUE, not in a badge. A person is the accent the
- * whole interface already uses for "you did this"; an agent is a colder cast,
- * so a turn it took on its own is distinguishable at a glance from one you
- * directed; both at once takes both.
- */
+${ /* ------------------------------------------------------------ watching
+     *
+     * From outside the plane stack, activity has somewhere to HAPPEN: a kind
+     * lights where an edit landed, an edge pulses where a relation was made or
+     * broken, and a flag appears where a rule started failing. All of it is
+     * derived from the op log — author, intent, reads and writes — and all of it
+     * is drawn by these rules rather than by a frame loop, which is why watching
+     * costs nothing while nothing is happening.
+     *
+     * Who moved is carried in HUE, not in a badge. A person is the accent the
+     * whole interface already uses for "you did this"; an agent is a colder cast,
+     * so a turn it took on its own is distinguishable at a glance from one you
+     * directed; both at once takes both.
+     */""}
 [data-graview-activity] {
   --graview-activity: var(--graview-accent);
 }
@@ -1636,9 +1643,9 @@ code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.
   border-radius: 10px;
 }
 
-/* What an agent READ is the half a diff cannot show, and the half that says
-   whether to trust what it then did. Quieter than a write on purpose: it is
-   evidence of attention, not of a change. */
+${ /* What an agent READ is the half a diff cannot show, and the half that says
+       whether to trust what it then did. Quieter than a write on purpose: it is
+       evidence of attention, not of a change. */""}
 @keyframes graview-considered {
   0%   { outline-color: transparent; }
   25%  { outline-color: var(--graview-activity); }
@@ -1652,15 +1659,15 @@ code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.
   animation: graview-considered 1800ms ease-out;
 }
 
-/* A rule that has just begun to fail. It outlives the edit that caused it,
-   because the problem does. */
+${ /* A rule that has just begun to fail. It outlives the edit that caused it,
+       because the problem does. */""}
 [data-graview-view][data-graview-broke] > * {
   box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px var(--graview-warn), 0 0 22px -6px var(--graview-warn);
   border-radius: 10px;
 }
 
-/* A relation made or broken: both ends were written, so the line between
-   them is the thing that changed. */
+${ /* A relation made or broken: both ends were written, so the line between
+       them is the thing that changed. */""}
 @keyframes graview-relation {
   0%   { stroke-opacity: 0.28; stroke-width: 1.4; }
   30%  { stroke-opacity: 1; stroke-width: 3; }
@@ -1670,28 +1677,28 @@ code { color: var(--graview-ink-muted); font-size: 0.8125rem; letter-spacing: 0.
   animation: graview-relation 1200ms cubic-bezier(0.22, 1, 0.36, 1);
 }
 
-/*
- * MOTION, ASKED OF THE SYSTEM AND OVERRIDABLE BY THE PERSON.
- *
- * The system's own preference is the default and always was. The "motion"
- * setting (see readerSettings) stamps data-graview-motion on the root
- * element when — and only when — a reader overrides it: "reduce" turns the same
- * rules on for somebody whose system says otherwise, and "full" turns them
- * off for somebody whose system says reduce and who wants the movement
- * here anyway. Choosing "as your system has it" removes the attribute, so
- * the media query is what answers again.
- *
- * Written as one rule list under two selectors rather than duplicated,
- * because a stylesheet where the two copies can drift is a stylesheet where
- * they will.
- */
+${ /*
+     * MOTION, ASKED OF THE SYSTEM AND OVERRIDABLE BY THE PERSON.
+     *
+     * The system's own preference is the default and always was. The "motion"
+     * setting (see readerSettings) stamps data-graview-motion on the root
+     * element when — and only when — a reader overrides it: "reduce" turns the same
+     * rules on for somebody whose system says otherwise, and "full" turns them
+     * off for somebody whose system says reduce and who wants the movement
+     * here anyway. Choosing "as your system has it" removes the attribute, so
+     * the media query is what answers again.
+     *
+     * Written as one rule list under two selectors rather than duplicated,
+     * because a stylesheet where the two copies can drift is a stylesheet where
+     * they will.
+     */""}
 @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
   .graview-figure { transition: none; }
 ${stillness(`${motionRoot}:not([data-graview-motion='full'])`, text)}
 }
 ${stillness(`${motionRoot}[data-graview-motion='reduce']`, text)}
 
-/* VIEWS AS DATA (FR-03): the blocks a view spec is drawn with, over the tokens above. */
+${ /* VIEWS AS DATA (FR-03): the blocks a view spec is drawn with, over the tokens above. */""}
 ${SPEC_VIEW_CSS}`;
 }
 //# sourceMappingURL=theme.js.map