@kanso-labs/kanso-ui 0.40.5 → 0.40.6

package/dist/components/app-bar/index.js

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 "use client";
 import { props } from "../../node_modules/@stylexjs/stylex/lib/es/stylex.js";
+import { spacing } from "../../tokens/design.tokens.stylex.js";
 import { hasContent } from "../../render/content.js";
 import { useRender } from "../../render/useRender.js";
 import { mergeStyles } from "../../styles/merge.js";
@@ -8,8 +9,7 @@ import { c } from "react/compiler-runtime";
 import { createElement } from "react";
 import { jsx, jsxs } from "react/jsx-runtime";
 //#region src/components/app-bar/index.tsx
-const HEADLINE_OFFSET = "12px";
-const DEFAULT_CONTENT_INSET = "16px";
+const GLYPH_INSET = `(48px - 24px) / 2`;
 const HEIGHTS = {
 	lg: {
 		plain: "120px",
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ const HEIGHTS = {
 		withSubtitle: "136px"
 	},
 	sm: {
-		plain: "64px",
-		withSubtitle: "64px"
+		plain: `64px`,
+		withSubtitle: `64px`
 	}
 };
 const COLLAPSED_HEIGHT = HEIGHTS.sm.plain;
@@ -80,13 +80,21 @@ const _temp = {
 const heightStyles = { root: (minBlockSize) => [_temp, { "--x-minBlockSize": ((val) => typeof val === "number" ? val + "px" : val != null ? val : void 0)(minBlockSize) }] };
 const _temp2 = {
 	ks0D6T: "x13i5qev",
-	kg3NbH: "x30g6up",
 	"$$css": true
 };
-const rowStyles = { root: (contentInset, maxInlineSize) => [_temp2, {
-	"--x-maxInlineSize": ((val) => typeof val === "number" ? val + "px" : val != null ? val : void 0)(maxInlineSize),
-	"--x-paddingInline": ((val) => typeof val === "number" ? val + "px" : val != null ? val : void 0)(`calc(${contentInset} - ${HEADLINE_OFFSET})`)
-}] };
+const rowStyles = { root: (start, end, maxInlineSize) => [
+	_temp2,
+	{
+		kwRFfy: end != null ? "x120eax6" : end,
+		kZCmMZ: start != null ? "xnvo3vl" : start,
+		$$css: true
+	},
+	{
+		"--x-maxInlineSize": ((val) => typeof val === "number" ? val + "px" : val != null ? val : void 0)(maxInlineSize),
+		"--x-paddingInlineEnd": ((val) => typeof val === "number" ? val + "px" : val != null ? val : void 0)(end),
+		"--x-paddingInlineStart": ((val) => typeof val === "number" ? val + "px" : val != null ? val : void 0)(start)
+	}
+] };
 /**
 * Material Design's app bar: the container at the top of a page carrying its
 * title, one or two actions, and the way back out.
@@ -101,7 +109,7 @@ const rowStyles = { root: (contentInset, maxInlineSize) => [_temp2, {
 * element scrolls, so both are set from its own scroll handler.
 */
 function AppBar(t0) {
-	const $ = c(40);
+	const $ = c(39);
 	let render;
 	let t1;
 	let t2;
@@ -113,7 +121,7 @@ function AppBar(t0) {
 		render = t11;
 		const align = t6 === void 0 ? "start" : t6;
 		const collapsed = t7 === void 0 ? false : t7;
-		const contentInset = t8 === void 0 ? DEFAULT_CONTENT_INSET : t8;
+		const contentInset = t8 === void 0 ? spacing.lg : t8;
 		const contentMaxInlineSize = t9 === void 0 ? "none" : t9;
 		const headingLevel = t10 === void 0 ? 1 : t10;
 		const scrolled = t12 === void 0 ? false : t12;
@@ -121,81 +129,79 @@ function AppBar(t0) {
 		const collapse = collapsed && size !== "sm";
 		const expandedHeight = hasContent(subtitle) ? HEIGHTS[size].withSubtitle : HEIGHTS[size].plain;
 		const height = collapse ? COLLAPSED_HEIGHT : expandedHeight;
+		const hasLeading = hasContent(leading);
+		const hasTrailing = hasContent(trailing);
 		t5 = useRender;
 		t4 = "header";
 		t1 = props$1;
-		let t14;
-		if ($[7] !== contentInset || $[8] !== contentMaxInlineSize) {
-			t14 = props(styles.row, rowStyles.root(contentInset, contentMaxInlineSize));
-			$[7] = contentInset;
-			$[8] = contentMaxInlineSize;
-			$[9] = t14;
-		} else t14 = $[9];
+		const t14 = props(styles.row, rowStyles.root(edgePadding(contentInset, hasLeading), edgePadding(contentInset, hasTrailing), contentMaxInlineSize));
 		let t15;
-		if ($[10] !== leading) {
-			t15 = !hasContent(leading) ? null : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
-				className: "x6s0dn4 x78zum5 x2lah0s xzoy561",
+		if ($[7] !== hasLeading || $[8] !== leading) {
+			t15 = !hasLeading ? null : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
+				className: "x6s0dn4 x9f619 x78zum5 x2lah0s x1r8zjiw x1let9r4",
 				children: leading
 			});
-			$[10] = leading;
-			$[11] = t15;
-		} else t15 = $[11];
+			$[7] = hasLeading;
+			$[8] = leading;
+			$[9] = t15;
+		} else t15 = $[9];
 		let t16;
-		if ($[12] === Symbol.for("react.memo_cache_sentinel")) {
+		if ($[10] === Symbol.for("react.memo_cache_sentinel")) {
 			t16 = {
-				0: { className: "x9f619 x78zum5 xdt5ytf x1iyjqo2 xkjl1po xl56j7k xeuugli xj0a0fe x1cmllll xaope02" },
-				1: { className: "x9f619 x78zum5 xdt5ytf x1iyjqo2 xkjl1po xl56j7k xeuugli xj0a0fe x1cmllll xaope02 x2b8uid" }
+				0: { className: "x9f619 x78zum5 xdt5ytf x1iyjqo2 xkjl1po xl56j7k xeuugli xj0a0fe x1cmllll" },
+				1: { className: "x9f619 x78zum5 xdt5ytf x1iyjqo2 xkjl1po xl56j7k xeuugli xj0a0fe x1cmllll x2b8uid" }
 			};
-			$[12] = t16;
-		} else t16 = $[12];
+			$[10] = t16;
+		} else t16 = $[10];
 		const t17 = t16[!!(align === "center") << 0];
 		let t18;
-		if ($[13] !== collapse || $[14] !== headingLevel || $[15] !== headline || $[16] !== size) {
+		if ($[11] !== collapse || $[12] !== headingLevel || $[13] !== headline || $[14] !== size) {
 			t18 = !hasContent(headline) ? null : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, {
 				className: "x12w9bfk xioksi3 x1nxaspg x1seskgd",
 				render: heading(headingLevel),
 				variant: collapse ? HEADLINE_VARIANT.sm : HEADLINE_VARIANT[size],
 				children: headline
 			});
-			$[13] = collapse;
-			$[14] = headingLevel;
-			$[15] = headline;
-			$[16] = size;
-			$[17] = t18;
-		} else t18 = $[17];
+			$[11] = collapse;
+			$[12] = headingLevel;
+			$[13] = headline;
+			$[14] = size;
+			$[15] = t18;
+		} else t18 = $[15];
 		let t19;
-		if ($[18] !== collapse || $[19] !== subtitle) {
+		if ($[16] !== collapse || $[17] !== subtitle) {
 			t19 = !hasContent(subtitle) || collapse ? null : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, {
 				render: PARAGRAPH,
 				tone: "muted",
 				variant: "bodyMedium",
 				children: subtitle
 			});
-			$[18] = collapse;
-			$[19] = subtitle;
-			$[20] = t19;
-		} else t19 = $[20];
+			$[16] = collapse;
+			$[17] = subtitle;
+			$[18] = t19;
+		} else t19 = $[18];
 		let t20;
-		if ($[21] !== t17 || $[22] !== t18 || $[23] !== t19) {
+		if ($[19] !== t17 || $[20] !== t18 || $[21] !== t19) {
 			t20 = /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("div", {
 				...t17,
 				children: [t18, t19]
 			});
-			$[21] = t17;
-			$[22] = t18;
-			$[23] = t19;
-			$[24] = t20;
-		} else t20 = $[24];
+			$[19] = t17;
+			$[20] = t18;
+			$[21] = t19;
+			$[22] = t20;
+		} else t20 = $[22];
 		let t21;
-		if ($[25] !== trailing) {
-			t21 = !hasContent(trailing) ? null : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
-				className: "x6s0dn4 x78zum5 x2lah0s xzoy561",
+		if ($[23] !== hasTrailing || $[24] !== trailing) {
+			t21 = !hasTrailing ? null : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx("div", {
+				className: "x6s0dn4 x9f619 x78zum5 x2lah0s x1r8zjiw x1let9r4",
 				children: trailing
 			});
-			$[25] = trailing;
-			$[26] = t21;
-		} else t21 = $[26];
-		if ($[27] !== t14 || $[28] !== t15 || $[29] !== t20 || $[30] !== t21) {
+			$[23] = hasTrailing;
+			$[24] = trailing;
+			$[25] = t21;
+		} else t21 = $[25];
+		if ($[26] !== t14 || $[27] !== t15 || $[28] !== t20 || $[29] !== t21) {
 			t2 = /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs("div", {
 				...t14,
 				children: [
@@ -204,12 +210,12 @@ function AppBar(t0) {
 					t21
 				]
 			});
-			$[27] = t14;
-			$[28] = t15;
-			$[29] = t20;
-			$[30] = t21;
-			$[31] = t2;
-		} else t2 = $[31];
+			$[26] = t14;
+			$[27] = t15;
+			$[28] = t20;
+			$[29] = t21;
+			$[30] = t2;
+		} else t2 = $[30];
 		t3 = mergeStyles(props(styles.root, heightStyles.root(height), scrolled && styles.scrolled), props$1);
 		$[0] = t0;
 		$[1] = render;
@@ -227,31 +233,42 @@ function AppBar(t0) {
 		t5 = $[6];
 	}
 	let t6;
-	if ($[32] !== t1 || $[33] !== t2 || $[34] !== t3) {
+	if ($[31] !== t1 || $[32] !== t2 || $[33] !== t3) {
 		t6 = {
 			...t1,
 			children: t2,
 			...t3
 		};
-		$[32] = t1;
-		$[33] = t2;
-		$[34] = t3;
-		$[35] = t6;
-	} else t6 = $[35];
+		$[31] = t1;
+		$[32] = t2;
+		$[33] = t3;
+		$[34] = t6;
+	} else t6 = $[34];
 	let t7;
-	if ($[36] !== render || $[37] !== t4 || $[38] !== t6) {
+	if ($[35] !== render || $[36] !== t4 || $[37] !== t6) {
 		t7 = {
 			defaultTagName: t4,
 			props: t6,
 			render
 		};
-		$[36] = render;
-		$[37] = t4;
-		$[38] = t6;
-		$[39] = t7;
-	} else t7 = $[39];
+		$[35] = render;
+		$[36] = t4;
+		$[37] = t6;
+		$[38] = t7;
+	} else t7 = $[38];
 	return t5(t7);
 }
+/**
+* The row's padding on one edge, for the inset the call site gave.
+*
+* A bare `0` is the one length CSS accepts without a unit, and the one it
+* rejects inside `max()`, where it reads as a number, so it is given its
+* unit before the arithmetic sees it.
+*/
+function edgePadding(contentInset, hasSlot) {
+	const inset = contentInset.trim() === "0" ? "0px" : contentInset;
+	return hasSlot ? `max(0px, ${inset} - ${GLYPH_INSET})` : inset;
+}
 //#endregion
 export { AppBar as default };
 

package/dist/components/app-bar/index.js.map

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The\n// spec says the flexible bars \"hug the text contents\" and gives them multi-line\n// support and text wrapping, so a headline long enough to wrap has to be able\n// to make its bar taller. Fixing the height would truncate exactly the case\n// the variant was redesigned for.\n\n// How far the headline sits inside whatever comes before it, and the figure\n// an icon button's glyph is inset from the edge of its own touch target.\n// Material Design leans on the two agreeing, which is what makes a bar with a\n// leading icon and one without start their text in the same place.\nconst HEADLINE_OFFSET = '12px';\n\n// Where the bar's visible content starts by default, which is Material\n// Design's own margin for a top app bar and the same margin its body content\n// takes.\nconst DEFAULT_CONTENT_INSET = '16px';\nconst HEIGHTS = {\n  lg: {\n    plain: '120px',\n    withSubtitle: '152px'\n  },\n  md: {\n    plain: '112px',\n    withSubtitle: '136px'\n  },\n  sm: {\n    plain: '64px',\n    withSubtitle: '64px'\n  }\n} as const;\n\n// What a flexible bar collapses to, which is the small bar exactly. 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Spelled\n// here rather than imported, for the reason src/field/styles.ts records: the\n// StyleX compiler resolves a constant across files only out of a `.stylex.ts`\n// module, and the generated one holds design tokens rather than queries.\nconst FORCED_COLORS = '@media (forced-colors: active)';\nconst styles = {\n  root: {\n    k6CgDc: \"x12w9bfk\",\n    kGNEyG: \"x6s0dn4\",\n    kWkggS: \"x14s9m32\",\n    kB7OPa: \"x9f619\",\n    k1xSpc: \"x78zum5\",\n    kjj79g: \"xl56j7k\",\n    kIyJzY: \"xioksi3\",\n    k1ekBW: \"x8u3r54\",\n    kAMwcw: \"x1seskgd\",\n    $$css: true\n  },\n  row: {\n    kGNEyG: \"x6s0dn4\",\n    kB7OPa: \"x9f619\",\n    k1xSpc: \"x78zum5\",\n    kOIVth: \"xzoy561\",\n    kzqmXN: \"xh8yej3\",\n    kUOVxO: \"xvueqy4\",\n    $$css: true\n  },\n  scrolled: {\n    kWkggS: \"x1mjdul6\",\n    kL6WhQ: \"xszdk7l\",\n    kfdmCh: \"xe3zi7u\",\n    kt9PQ7: \"x15anc7y\",\n    $$css: true\n  }\n};\n\n// One entry per size, and each names a type role rather than a figure.\n// Material Design's own tokens are `md.comp.app-bar.<size>.title.font`,\n// aliases onto the type scale rather than sizes of their own, so this maps to\n// the scale the same way and lets Text apply it.\nconst HEADLINE_VARIANT = {\n  lg: 'headlineMedium',\n  md: 'headlineSmall',\n  sm: 'titleLarge'\n} as const;\n\n// The headline is the page's title in Material Design's model, so it is the\n// page's <h1> unless the call site says otherwise. `headingLevel` is what says\n// otherwise, and a bar drawn beside another bar — one per pane in a\n// `ListDetail` or a `SupportingPane` — or under a page heading of its own\n// should lower it.\n//\n// Built here rather than kept as a constant per level: `headline` becomes the\n// heading's children, so a call site cannot demote the heading by passing one\n// of its own. `headline={<h2>…</h2>}` renders an h2 inside the h1 — two\n// headings where one was wanted, which React does not warn about.\n//\n// The level is looked up rather than interpolated into a tag name. `h7` is a\n// custom element as far as React is concerned, so it renders without a word\n// said and leaves the outline worse than the default would have. Disclosure's\n// own `headingLevel` hands the number to React Aria, which is why that one\n// needs no equivalent.\nconst HEADINGS = ['h1', 'h2', 'h3', 'h4', 'h5', 'h6'] as const;\nfunction heading(level: number) {\n  const index = Math.min(Math.max(Math.round(level), 1), HEADINGS.length) - 1;\n  return createElement(HEADINGS[index]);\n}\nconst PARAGRAPH = <p />;\n\n// Height is the one value the call site does not choose, and it depends on two\n// props at once, so it is a function style rather than one key per\n// combination. StyleX writes it to a custom property inline, the same\n// mechanism Feed uses for its cell minimum.\nconst _temp = {\n  kAzted: \"x1chvrdh\",\n  \"$$css\": true\n};\nconst heightStyles = {\n  root: (minBlockSize: string) => [_temp, {\n    \"--x-minBlockSize\": (val => typeof val === \"number\" ? val + \"px\" : val != null ? val : undefined)(minBlockSize)\n  }]\n};\n\n// The row's measure and inset both come from the call site, so both are\n// function styles too. The inset is where the bar's visible content starts,\n// and the row carries `contentInset` minus the offset the text block already\n// holds — which is what keeps a leading icon's glyph and a headline with no\n// icon before it starting in the same place.\nconst _temp2 = {\n  ks0D6T: \"x13i5qev\",\n  kg3NbH: \"x30g6up\",\n  \"$$css\": true\n};\nconst rowStyles = {\n  root: (contentInset: string, maxInlineSize: string) => [_temp2, {\n    \"--x-maxInlineSize\": (val => typeof val === \"number\" ? val + \"px\" : val != null ? val : undefined)(maxInlineSize),\n    \"--x-paddingInline\": (val => typeof val === \"number\" ? val + \"px\" : val != null ? val : undefined)(`calc(${contentInset} - ${HEADLINE_OFFSET})`)\n  }]\n};\ntype AppBarProps = Omit<RenderComponentProps<'header'>, 'children'> & {\n  /**\n   * Which of Material Design's alignments the text takes. `center` is the\n   * configuration that replaced the old center-aligned variant.\n   * @default 'start'\n   */\n  align?: 'center' | 'start';\n  /**\n   * Collapses a flexible bar to the height and headline of the small one, for\n   * a pinned bar over content that has been scrolled. Material Design\n   * specifies it for the flexible sizes, and without it a pinned `lg` costs\n   * 152px of the viewport for as long as the page is open.\n   *\n   * Controlled, and for the same reason `scrolled` is: only the app knows\n   * which element scrolls, and how far into it the bar should have finished\n   * collapsing. Usually set from the same handler.\n   *\n   * Ignored on `sm`, which is already the height this collapses to. The\n   * subtitle goes with the height, since there is no room for a second line\n   * in the small bar.\n   *\n   * **The scroll container needs `overflow-anchor: none`.** Collapsing hands\n   * the page back the height the bar gives up, and browsers answer a change\n   * in height above the viewport by moving the scroll offset by exactly that\n   * amount, so the content underneath stays where it was. That offset is\n   * what the call site derived `collapsed` from, so it lands back under the\n   * threshold, the bar expands, the offset is restored, and the two take\n   * turns for as long as the reader stays in that band. Turning anchoring off\n   * is what breaks the loop, and it is also the movement you want: the\n   * content follows the bar's bottom edge up rather than standing still while\n   * the bar shrinks behind it.\n   *\n   * No threshold avoids this on its own. The unstable band is as tall as the\n   * height the bar gives back and it sits directly above wherever the\n   * threshold is put, so moving the threshold moves the band with it.\n   * @default false\n   */\n  collapsed?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * Where the bar's content starts, measured to the headline. A leading slot\n   * sits 12px before that, which is the room an icon button's own padding\n   * fills around its glyph — Material Design's arrangement, and what makes a\n   * bar with an icon and one without start their text in the same place.\n   *\n   * The default is Material Design's own margin for a top app bar, which is\n   * also the margin it gives body content, so a bar and the page beneath line\n   * up without either being told about the other. Set it to the page's gutter\n   * where that differs.\n   * @default '16px'\n   */\n  contentInset?: string;\n  /**\n   * How wide the bar's contents may run before they stop growing, with the\n   * row centred in whatever is left. The bar's own surface still paints edge\n   * to edge.\n   *\n   * This is what lines a full-bleed bar up with a page whose content sits in\n   * a measure: give it the page's measure, and `contentInset` the page's\n   * gutter. 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package/dist/components/autocomplete/index.d.ts

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  * </Autocomplete>
  * ```
  *
- * It renders no element of its own, so the input and the collection sit
- * wherever the page puts them — side by side in a panel, in a `Menu.Content`,
- * or in a `Dialog` as a command palette. That is also why it takes no
- * `className` or `style`: there is nothing for them to land on.
+ * It renders no box of its own, so the input and the collection sit wherever
+ * the page puts them — side by side in a panel, in a `Menu.Content`, or in a
+ * `Dialog` as a command palette. That is also why it takes no `className` or
+ * `style`: there is nothing for them to land on. What it does render is a
+ * visually hidden status after its children, which tells a screen reader
+ * when a search leaves the collection empty.
  *
  * Keyboard focus stays in the input while the arrow keys move through the
  * collection, which is React Aria's virtual focus. `disableVirtualFocus`

package/dist/components/autocomplete/index.js

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 "use client";
+import { CollectionStatus } from "../../collection/index.js";
 import { c } from "react/compiler-runtime";
 import { jsx } from "react/jsx-runtime";
 import { Autocomplete, useFilter } from "react-aria-components";
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 * </Autocomplete>
 * ```
 *
-* It renders no element of its own, so the input and the collection sit
-* wherever the page puts them — side by side in a panel, in a `Menu.Content`,
-* or in a `Dialog` as a command palette. That is also why it takes no
-* `className` or `style`: there is nothing for them to land on.
+* It renders no box of its own, so the input and the collection sit wherever
+* the page puts them — side by side in a panel, in a `Menu.Content`, or in a
+* `Dialog` as a command palette. That is also why it takes no `className` or
+* `style`: there is nothing for them to land on. What it does render is a
+* visually hidden status after its children, which tells a screen reader
+* when a search leaves the collection empty.
 *
 * Keyboard focus stays in the input while the arrow keys move through the
 * collection, which is React Aria's virtual focus. `disableVirtualFocus`
 * turns that off and makes the collection tabbable instead.
 */
 function Autocomplete$1(t0) {
-	const $ = c(12);
+	const $ = c(14);
 	let children;
 	let filter;
 	let props;
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 		$[7] = t2;
 	} else t2 = $[7];
 	let t3;
-	if ($[8] !== children || $[9] !== props || $[10] !== t2) {
-		t3 = /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Autocomplete, {
+	if ($[8] !== children) {
+		t3 = /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(CollectionStatus, { children });
+		$[8] = children;
+		$[9] = t3;
+	} else t3 = $[9];
+	let t4;
+	if ($[10] !== props || $[11] !== t2 || $[12] !== t3) {
+		t4 = /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Autocomplete, {
 			filter: t2,
 			...props,
-			children
+			children: t3
 		});
-		$[8] = children;
-		$[9] = props;
-		$[10] = t2;
-		$[11] = t3;
-	} else t3 = $[11];
-	return t3;
+		$[10] = props;
+		$[11] = t2;
+		$[12] = t3;
+		$[13] = t4;
+	} else t4 = $[13];
+	return t4;
 }
 function containsFilter(contains) {
 	return (textValue, inputValue) => contains(textValue, inputValue);

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package/dist/components/button/index.d.ts

@@ -1,31 +1,23 @@
-import { ButtonDOMProps, ButtonState } from "../../button/index.js";
+import { ButtonDOMProps, ButtonLinkForm, ButtonPressForm, ButtonState, ButtonToggleForm } from "../../button/index.js";
 import { ReactNode, RefAttributes } from "react";
 import { ClassNameOrFunction, StyleOrFunction } from "react-aria-components";
 //#region src/components/button/index.d.ts
-type ButtonProps$1 = {
+type ButtonProps$1 = ButtonDOMProps & (ButtonLinkForm | ButtonPressForm | (ButtonToggleForm & {
+  /**
+   * A toggle takes any variant but `text`, which the page gives no
+   * selected colours.
+   */
+  variant?: Exclude<ButtonVariant, 'text'>;
+})) & {
   children?: ReactNode;
   /** A function may compute the class from the button's render state. */
   className?: ClassNameOrFunction<ButtonState>;
-  /**
-   * Whether a toggle starts selected, when it keeps its own state. Passing
-   * this, `isSelected` or `onChange` is what makes the button a toggle —
-   * except a `text` button, which the page gives no selected colours, so it
-   * stays a plain button.
-   */
-  defaultSelected?: boolean;
   /**
    * Disables the press ripple. The hover/pressed background state layer is
    * unaffected.
    * @default false
    */
   disableRipple?: boolean;
-  /**
-   * Where the button leads. Given one, the button is rendered as a link —
-   * an `<a>`, announced as the link it is — with the same styles and ripple.
-   * `render`, `type`, and the form and pending props apply to the button
-   * form only, and a toggle is never a link.
-   */
-  href?: string;
   /**
    * An icon before the label, at the page's icon size for the button's size:
    * 20px at `xs` and `md`, 24px at `lg`, 32px at `xl` and 40px at `xxl`. Draw
@@ -33,26 +25,12 @@ type ButtonProps$1 = {
    * Hidden with the label while the button is pending.
    */
   icon?: ReactNode;
-  /**
-   * Whether a toggle is selected, when the call site holds the state. Pass
-   * it with `onChange`; passing this, `defaultSelected` or `onChange` is what
-   * makes the button a toggle, `text` excepted.
-   */
-  isSelected?: boolean;
-  /**
-   * Called with the new state when a toggle is pressed. Passing this,
-   * `isSelected` or `defaultSelected` is what makes the button a toggle,
-   * `text` excepted.
-   */
-  onChange?: (isSelected: boolean) => void;
   /**
    * The name of the ring shown while the button is pending, for a screen
    * reader. The label it replaces is hidden while it shows. Left out, it is
    * the word for it in the I18nProvider's locale — "Loading" in English.
    */
   pendingLabel?: string;
-  /** The link's `rel`, when `href` is set. */
-  rel?: string;
   /**
    * The corner the button rests at: `round` is the pill, `square` the
    * page's rounded rectangle, 12px up to `md`, 16px at `lg` and 28px above.
@@ -70,8 +48,6 @@ type ButtonProps$1 = {
   size?: ButtonSize;
   /** A function may compute the style from the button's render state. */
   style?: StyleOrFunction<ButtonState>;
-  /** The link's `target`, when `href` is set. */
-  target?: string;
   /**
    * How much weight the button pulls. `filled` and `tonal` carry a container
    * of their own; `outlined` and `text` sit on the page; `elevated` sits on
@@ -80,7 +56,7 @@ type ButtonProps$1 = {
    * @default 'filled'
    */
   variant?: ButtonVariant;
-} & ButtonDOMProps;
+};
 type ButtonShape = 'round' | 'square';
 type ButtonSize = 'lg' | 'md' | 'xl' | 'xs' | 'xxl';
 type ButtonVariant = 'elevated' | 'filled' | 'outlined' | 'text' | 'tonal';
@@ -92,8 +68,12 @@ type ButtonVariant = 'elevated' | 'filled' | 'outlined' | 'text' | 'tonal';
  *
  * Given `isSelected`, `defaultSelected` or `onChange` it is a toggle, which
  * reports its state through `aria-pressed` and draws the page's second pair
- * of colour roles for its variant. A toggle takes neither `href` nor the
- * pending props, and a `text` button never toggles.
+ * of colour roles for its variant. The three forms are exclusive, so a toggle
+ * given `href` does not compile, and nor does a `text` toggle, which the page
+ * gives no selected colours — a `text` button in a selecting `ButtonGroup`
+ * is the one that toggles, for the group's sake. A toggle may be pending,
+ * for a state saved somewhere slow: the ring replaces its label and a press
+ * changes nothing until it clears.
  *
  * ```tsx
  * <Button defaultSelected variant="tonal">