@jsenv/navi 0.29.416 → 0.29.418

package/docs/AI_INSTRUCTIONS.md

@@ -79,7 +79,10 @@ to start when unsure which export solves a problem.
   map; a pair of routes is animated by `RouteTravel` or by a transition, never
   both; a test waits for the page arriving, never for its address; the page
   being left stays mounted, hidden, until the movement is over (so what it
-  registers globally must let the last arrival win); what a transition costs.
+  registers globally must let the last arrival win, and an action it reads
+  goes through `useAsyncData`, which leaves a page no longer shown alone —
+  `.value` on the action's signals re-renders it hidden); what a transition
+  costs.
   Read before animating a navigation, before writing a custom movement, and
   before believing a symptom that only appears once a pair is animated.
 - `view_transitions.md` — what the browser does to any transition an app
@@ -221,9 +224,10 @@ to start when unsure which export solves a problem.
 - `mobile_touch.md` — what Chrome and Safari do with a finger a gesture also
   reads, measured: they commit it to their own pan ~8px in (read a finger's
   intent before that), `touch-action` restarts at every scroller, when the
-  click survives, the tap Chrome drops after a touch drag, and how to reproduce
-  all of it without a device (Chrome's mobile touch emulator, Safari in the iOS
-  simulator). Read before reading a finger yourself, and before concluding a
+  click survives, the tap Chrome drops after a touch drag, the capture every
+  finger lands with (which `hasPointerCapture` misses on a field), and how to
+  reproduce all of it without a device (Chrome's mobile touch emulator, Safari
+  in the iOS simulator). Read before reading a finger yourself, and before concluding a
   gesture works because it works with a mouse.
 
 ### Layout, CSS and text
@@ -243,8 +247,11 @@ to start when unsure which export solves a problem.
   `scroller`, where a list opens and what a search does to where it is, a popup
   that scrolls, hover while scrolling, how a list clips at its rounded corners
   and why a borderless list has none; many rows: `<List.Items>` and the render
-  window (`renderBudget`, its `{ initial, after }` form for a list opening in
-  a click, `virtualItemSize`, `findText` for Cmd/Ctrl + F beyond the window).
+  window (`renderBudget`, its `{ initial, after }` form for a list whose first
+  picture is taken — opening in a click, coming back in a route transition —
+  counted from the row it opens on; the whole `onScrolledChange` position,
+  `visibleCount` included, handed back to open on it; `virtualItemSize`,
+  `findText` for Cmd/Ctrl + F beyond the window).
   Read before writing CSS to make something scroll, and before rendering a
   collection as `<List.Item>` children.
 - `mobile_layout_pitfalls.md` — a horizontal overflow inflates the layout