@nowline/layout 0.8.6 → 0.10.0

package/src/nodes/row-track.ts

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+// Row track — the child loop that `SwimlaneNode` and `GroupNode` share
+// (specs/layout-phases.md §3.8). Feeds a lane's or a group's content to
+// a `RowPacker` in DSL order: an item is measured (`measureItem`) so the
+// packer can bump it to a fresh row before `sequenceItem` places it with
+// the same measure; a parallel or nested group takes a fresh row of its own through
+// `sequenceOne`. The callers keep what differs between them: the lane
+// its title tab and top-pad collapse, the group its header and body. Both
+// read the packer's used height and right edge, and the track's span in
+// time, from the result.
+
+import type { GroupBlock, SwimlaneDeclaration } from '@nowline/core';
+import { isItemDeclaration } from '@nowline/core';
+import { type TrackNode, trackChildren } from '@nowline/core/internal';
+import {
+    CONTAINER_HEADER_CLEARANCE_PX,
+    containerHeaderRightX,
+} from '../container-header-geometry.js';
+import { type LayoutContext, type LayoutHelpers, newCursor } from '../layout-context.js';
+import { RowPacker } from '../row-packer.js';
+import { resolveChildStart } from '../start-rules.js';
+import type { PositionedItem, PositionedTrackChild } from '../types.js';
+import { itemSpanPx } from '../working-span.js';
+import { trackChildPaintedRightX } from './content-extent.js';
+import { measureItem } from './item-measure.js';
+import { sequenceItem } from './sequence-item.js';
+
+/** Ids of every named item under `node`, `node` included. */
+function itemIdsUnder(node: TrackNode): string[] {
+    if (isItemDeclaration(node)) return node.name ? [node.name] : [];
+    return trackChildren(node).flatMap(itemIdsUnder);
+}
+
+export interface RowTrackOrigin {
+    /** Left edge of the track: the lane's left x, or the group's content left x. */
+    leftX: number;
+    /** Top of the first row (the packer's `originY`). */
+    firstRowY: number;
+}
+
+export interface RowTrackResult {
+    children: PositionedTrackChild[];
+    /**
+     * Compact cursor, in time: item duration ends and blocks' compact ends
+     * only, never a caption spill.
+     */
+    timeCursorX: number;
+    /**
+     * Earliest child start, in time: where a group's bracket and body open.
+     * The track's left x when it has no children.
+     */
+    timeStartX: number;
+    /** The packer the children were fed to; read `usedHeight()` and `usedRightX()` from it. */
+    packer: RowPacker;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Sequence a lane's or a group's track children (core's `trackChildren`:
+ * description directives skipped) into rows starting at `origin`, in DSL
+ * order. Nested blocks recurse through `sequenceOne`, which carries the
+ * inherited state (cursor, flow key) the walk alone does not.
+ */
+export function sequenceRowTrack(
+    container: SwimlaneDeclaration | GroupBlock,
+    origin: RowTrackOrigin,
+    ctx: LayoutContext,
+    helpers: LayoutHelpers,
+): RowTrackResult {
+    const step = ctx.bandScale.step();
+    const leftX = origin.leftX;
+
+    // Topmost-fit row pack. See `RowPacker` for the full contract.
+    // The packer owns the rows; we feed it children in DSL order and
+    // it returns each child's resolved (rowIndex, y).
+    const packer = new RowPacker({
+        laneLeftX: leftX,
+        originY: origin.firstRowY,
+        minRowHeight: step,
+        slackCorridors: ctx.slackCorridors,
+    });
+    let timeCursorX = leftX;
+    let timeStartX = Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY;
+    // Items not yet placed in this track: an item never bumps for the slack
+    // arrow of one still to come, since rows never move up and that item
+    // would follow it down.
+    const pendingIds = new Set(trackChildren(container).flatMap(itemIdsUnder));
+
+    const children: PositionedTrackChild[] = [];
+    for (const child of trackChildren(container)) {
+        for (const id of itemIdsUnder(child)) pendingIds.delete(id);
+        if (!isItemDeclaration(child)) {
+            const blockStart = resolveChildStart(child, timeCursorX, ctx);
+            const { rowIndex, y: blockY } = packer.placeBlock();
+            const cursor = newCursor(blockStart, blockY);
+            const positioned = helpers.sequenceOne(child, cursor, ctx);
+            children.push(positioned);
+            // A block's box spans only its dates, so a caption its children
+            // spill and a header title that runs past its end are outside
+            // it; the row reserves them, as it does an item's spill, so the
+            // next child drops a row rather than landing on them
+            // (specs/true-width-layout.md §3.2, §3.3). The time cursor takes
+            // the block's end in time, so that child still starts on its
+            // date, as in engine C (specs/scheduler-unification.md §8
+            // decision 7).
+            const blockEnd = positioned.box.x + positioned.box.width;
+            const blockHeight = Math.max(step, cursor.height);
+            const contentRight = reservedRightX(positioned);
+            packer.commitBlock({
+                rowIndex,
+                placed: positioned,
+                blockHeight,
+                blockEnd,
+                contentOffsetY: firstTrackOffsetY(positioned),
+                spillReservation: contentRight > blockEnd ? contentRight : null,
+                paintedRight: trackChildPaintedRightX(positioned),
+            });
+            timeStartX = Math.min(timeStartX, cursor.startX);
+            timeCursorX = Math.max(timeCursorX, cursor.x);
+            continue;
+        }
+
+        const item = child;
+        const desiredStart = resolveChildStart(item, timeCursorX, ctx);
+        // Measure the item where `sequenceItem` will place it, so the row
+        // pack can decide BEFORE handing off: the measure gives the logical
+        // extent and the bar's growth, and `sequenceItem` reuses it. Under
+        // `show` the bar snaps to a working day; the cursor below keeps the
+        // raw start.
+        const predictedStart = ctx.scale.startX(desiredStart);
+        const measure = measureItem(item, predictedStart, ctx);
+        const desiredEnd = predictedStart + measure.naturalWidth;
+        // Row pitch = `step()` + the bar's growth. Keeps the inter-row
+        // visible gap (= step - bandwidth) intact when a title wraps or an
+        // item's labels wrap and grow the bar. The placed box is
+        // `bandwidth + barExtra` tall, so this is also the placed pitch.
+        const pitch = step + measure.barExtra;
+        const { rowIndex, y: rowY } = packer.placeItem({
+            childId: item.name ?? '',
+            desiredStart: predictedStart,
+            desiredEnd,
+            predictedHeight: pitch,
+            pendingIds,
+        });
+
+        const cursor = newCursor(desiredStart, rowY);
+        const positioned = sequenceItem(item, cursor, ctx, measure);
+        children.push(positioned);
+        timeStartX = Math.min(timeStartX, cursor.startX);
+
+        // The painted footprint in LOGICAL space: the item's span, or the
+        // painted box when the 1 px floor makes it wider. The row packer
+        // keeps it, so a following bar never overlaps it.
+        const itemLogicalEnd = Math.max(
+            predictedStart + measure.naturalWidth,
+            positioned.box.x + positioned.box.width,
+        );
+        // The time cursor advances by the duration, so the next chained
+        // item starts on its date, as in engine C.
+        const durationEnd = predictedStart + itemSpanPx(ctx, predictedStart, measure.durationDays);
+        timeCursorX = Math.max(timeCursorX, durationEnd);
+
+        packer.commitItem({
+            rowIndex,
+            placed: positioned,
+            logicalEnd: itemLogicalEnd,
+            spillReservation: itemSpillReservation(positioned),
+            rowHeight: pitch,
+        });
+    }
+
+    if (timeStartX === Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY) timeStartX = ctx.scale.startX(leftX);
+    return { children, timeCursorX, timeStartX, packer };
+}
+
+/**
+ * How far below a block's top its first track starts: its header band plus
+ * body pad, read off the first child so a block that reserves no chrome (a
+ * wave-only group) reads 0.
+ */
+function firstTrackOffsetY(block: PositionedTrackChild): number {
+    if (block.kind === 'item') return 0;
+    return (block.children[0]?.box.y ?? block.box.y) - block.box.y;
+}
+
+/**
+ * The row reservation an item's spill claims, or null when nothing spills.
+ * `decorationsRightX` already aggregates the spilled dot / icon / footnote /
+ * caption right edges from `sequenceItem`; the chip column tracks separately
+ * via `chipsRightX`. A 6 px buffer leaves the next chained item's bar a
+ * visible gutter past the spilled cluster instead of butting against it.
+ */
+function itemSpillReservation(item: PositionedItem): number | null {
+    const spills =
+        item.textSpills ||
+        item.chipsOutside ||
+        item.dotSpills ||
+        item.iconSpills ||
+        item.footnoteSpills;
+    if (!spills) return null;
+    return Math.max(item.decorationsRightX, item.chipsOutside ? item.chipsRightX : 0) + 6;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Rightmost x a placed child reserves on its row: an item's bar or spill
+ * reservation; for a group or parallel, whose box spans only its dates, the
+ * furthest of its header (title and glyphs, plus clearance) and its
+ * children's reservations.
+ */
+function reservedRightX(child: PositionedTrackChild): number {
+    const boxRight = child.box.x + child.box.width;
+    if (child.kind === 'item') return Math.max(boxRight, itemSpillReservation(child) ?? boxRight);
+    const headerRight = containerHeaderRightX(child);
+    return Math.max(
+        boxRight,
+        headerRight > boxRight ? headerRight + CONTAINER_HEADER_CLEARANCE_PX : boxRight,
+        ...child.children.map(reservedRightX),
+    );
+}

package/src/nodes/sequence-item.ts

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+// sequenceItem — place one item on its track: resolve its start (pins,
+// `after:` chains, the wave floor), take its measure (`measureItem`, the
+// row track hands in the one it packed the row with), apply the `before:`
+// caps, build its `ItemNode` and lay out the chips and the spill column,
+// then register it in the context's entity maps.
+
+import type { ItemDeclaration } from '@nowline/core';
+import { parseIsoDate, propValue, propValues } from '../dsl-utils.js';
+import { computeItemInlineDatePins, pickInlineDate } from '../inline-date-pin-geometry.js';
+import {
+    ITEM_CAPTION_INSET_X_PX,
+    ITEM_CAPTION_META_BASELINE_OFFSET_PX,
+    ITEM_CAPTION_SPILL_GAP_PX,
+    ITEM_CAPTION_TITLE_FONT_SIZE_PX,
+    LABEL_CHIP_GAP_ABOVE_PROGRESS_STRIP_PX,
+    LABEL_CHIP_GAP_BETWEEN_PX,
+    LABEL_CHIP_HEIGHT_PX,
+    LABEL_CHIP_ROW_STEP_PX,
+    layoutSpillCluster,
+    MIN_BAR_WIDTH_FOR_DOT_PX,
+    MIN_BAR_WIDTH_FOR_FOOTNOTE_PX,
+} from '../item-bar-geometry.js';
+import type { LayoutContext, TrackCursor } from '../layout-context.js';
+import { nonWorkingPinOf, resolvePinnedOrSequentialStart } from '../start-rules.js';
+import { statusDotColor } from '../status-dot.js';
+import { estimateTextWidth } from '../text-measure.js';
+import { PROGRESS_STRIP_HEIGHT_PX } from '../themes/shared.js';
+import type { BoundingBox, PositionedItem, PositionedLabelChip } from '../types.js';
+import { waveHatchKind } from '../wave-hatch.js';
+import { accumulateWaveMember, waveFloorX, waveRoleOf } from '../wave-layout.js';
+import { itemSpanPx } from '../working-span.js';
+import { buildLabelChip, type ItemMeasure, measureItem } from './item-measure.js';
+import { ItemNode, traceItemNode } from './item-node.js';
+
+/**
+ * Place `node` at `cursor` and advance the cursor: `cursor.x` to its
+ * duration end.
+ * `measured` is the item's measure at the snapped start it is placed at,
+ * when the caller (a lane or group row track) already took it to pack the
+ * row; a parallel track's child is measured here.
+ */
+export function sequenceItem(
+    node: ItemDeclaration,
+    cursor: TrackCursor,
+    ctx: LayoutContext,
+    measured?: ItemMeasure,
+): PositionedItem {
+    const props = node.properties;
+    const afterRaw = propValues(props, 'after');
+    const beforeRaw = propValues(props, 'before');
+
+    // Resolve start x with the swimlane child rule: the latest of the
+    // after-chain and the cursor position. A lane or group child's cursor
+    // already sits at that start; a direct parallel track's cursor sits at
+    // the block's start, so this is where its `after:` applies.
+    let startX = resolvePinnedOrSequentialStart(props, cursor.x, ctx);
+    // Wave barrier (specs/waves.md §5.1, §8.4): the floor is one more term
+    // in the max, after the `after:` logic. Parallel tracks reach this
+    // function directly, so this is where their floor applies.
+    if (ctx.waves) startX = waveFloorX(node, startX, ctx);
+    const nonWorkingPin = nonWorkingPinOf(props, startX, ctx);
+
+    // Under `show` a start that lands in a non-working day moves to the next
+    // working day. The floor and NL.I1008 above read the unsnapped start,
+    // so their ties and texts match `hide`; the identity under `hide`.
+    const placedStartX = ctx.scale.startX(startX);
+    // Width, style and tint, progress, meta line, chips, caption fit and
+    // the bar's growth (specs/layout-phases.md §3.6). A lane or group row
+    // track measured the item at this same start to size its row (the
+    // cursor sits at `resolveChildStart`, which an `after:` chain and the
+    // wave floor both return unchanged); a parallel track measures here.
+    const measure = measured ?? measureItem(node, placedStartX, ctx);
+    if (measure.startX !== placedStartX) {
+        throw new Error(
+            `layout: item "${node.name ?? node.title ?? '(unnamed)'}" was measured at x ${measure.startX} but placed at x ${placedStartX}`,
+        );
+    }
+    const { naturalWidth, style, status, progress, footnoteIndicators, caption } = measure;
+    const { metaText, ownerDisplay, capacity, capacityTrailingWidth } = measure.meta;
+    const linkInfo = measure.link;
+    const hasLinkIcon = linkInfo.icon !== 'none';
+    const chipSamples = measure.chips.samples;
+    const chipsOutside = measure.chips.outside;
+    // Logical extent: the item's span in time; the bar box is inset from it
+    // by its seams (specs/true-width-layout.md §3.1).
+    const logicalLeft = placedStartX;
+    const logicalRight = placedStartX + naturalWidth;
+    // Duration end: where the item ends in time. The time paths take it
+    // (the cursor, `after:` references, the wave barrier), so what follows
+    // starts on its date, as in engine C; the bar is drawn inside it
+    // (specs/true-width-layout.md §3.1).
+    const durationEndX = placedStartX + itemSpanPx(ctx, placedStartX, measure.durationDays);
+
+    // Handle `before:` — item must end by the earliest cap. Each cap is
+    // either an entity id (looked up in entityLeftEdges) or an inline ISO
+    // date literal (resolved through the time scale). The validator enforces
+    // "at most one inline date per direction" so at most one element per
+    // before-list will hit the date path. The cap is a time path: the item
+    // overflows when its duration end passes it; the red tail runs to the
+    // painted end.
+    let hasOverflow = false;
+    let overflowBox: BoundingBox | undefined;
+    let overflowAnchorId: string | undefined;
+    if (beforeRaw.length > 0) {
+        let earliestCapX: number | undefined;
+        let earliestCapRef: string | undefined;
+        for (const ref of beforeRaw) {
+            const inlineDate = parseIsoDate(ref);
+            const capX = inlineDate
+                ? (ctx.scale.forwardWithinDomain(inlineDate) ?? undefined)
+                : ctx.entityLeftEdges.get(ref);
+            if (capX === undefined) continue;
+            if (earliestCapX === undefined || capX < earliestCapX) {
+                earliestCapX = capX;
+                earliestCapRef = ref;
+            }
+        }
+        if (earliestCapX !== undefined && durationEndX > earliestCapX) {
+            hasOverflow = true;
+            overflowBox = {
+                x: earliestCapX,
+                y: cursor.y,
+                width: logicalRight - earliestCapX,
+                height: ctx.bandScale.bandwidth(),
+            };
+            overflowAnchorId = earliestCapRef;
+        }
+    }
+
+    // The bar box (grown by `measure.barExtra`) and the caption's x, inset
+    // from the logical extent logicalLeft/logicalRight.
+    const titleStr = caption.title;
+    const itemNode = new ItemNode(measure);
+    const placeCtx = { time: ctx.scale, bands: ctx.bandScale, style };
+    const placed = itemNode.place({ x: logicalLeft, y: cursor.y }, placeCtx);
+    const itemBox = placed.box;
+    const bandwidth = ctx.bandScale.bandwidth();
+
+    // Narrow-bar decoration spill — when a bar is too narrow to host
+    // the dot, link icon, or footnote with its full inset, those
+    // glyphs render in the same spill column as the (already-
+    // spilling) caption text, in reading order
+    // `[bar][dot][icon][title][footnote#…][meta]`. Each decoration's
+    // threshold is independent (a 20-px-wide bar can host the dot
+    // but not the icon, etc.); see the `MIN_BAR_WIDTH_FOR_*`
+    // constants in `item-bar-geometry`.
+    //
+    // Forcing `textSpills` when `iconSpills` keeps the icon and
+    // title visually adjacent — otherwise a spilled icon would
+    // float at `bar.right + 6` while the title stayed inside the
+    // bar, breaking the icon→title affordance.
+    const dotSpills = itemBox.width < MIN_BAR_WIDTH_FOR_DOT_PX;
+    // Measured on the same box width as the other two.
+    const iconSpills = caption.iconSpills;
+    const footnoteSpillsForNarrow = itemBox.width < MIN_BAR_WIDTH_FOR_FOOTNOTE_PX;
+    const textSpills = placed.textSpills || iconSpills;
+    // The lines the title paints on (`resolveCaptionTitleLines`).
+    const captionLines = caption.lines;
+
+    // Label chips lay out left → right at natural text width.
+    //
+    // INSIDE the bar (chipsOutside === false): single row,
+    // left-aligned at the caption inset, anchored just above the
+    // bottom progress strip.
+    //
+    // OUTSIDE the bar (chipsOutside === true): the whole chip set
+    // moves to the spill column at `bar.right + 6`. Within the
+    // column, chips pack into rows capped at the bar's visual
+    // width — see `packSpillChips`. Row 0 sits at the same y the
+    // single-row would have used; subsequent rows stack DOWNWARD by
+    // one `LABEL_CHIP_ROW_STEP_PX`.
+    //
+    // When chips spill OR the title wrapped over a meta line, the BAR
+    // ITSELF GROWS DOWNWARD so the chip column (or the second title
+    // line plus meta) reads as enclosed by the bar — the painted
+    // footprint of the bar is `bandwidth + barExtra` (the larger of
+    // the title and chip growth, `measure.barExtra`, which `ItemNode`
+    // has already applied to the box) and the bottom progress strip
+    // moves with the new bottom edge. Chip Y is anchored to the
+    // ORIGINAL bandwidth (relative to the bar's top), not to the grown
+    // box.height, so row 0 stays where a single-row chip would
+    // naturally render and rows 1..N grow downward into the new bar
+    // area.
+    //
+    // When the caption ALSO spills (`textSpills && chipsOutside`),
+    // row 0's y drops below the meta baseline so the spilled stack
+    // reads `title → meta → chip-row-0 → chip-row-1 → ...` at a
+    // single column inside the (now-taller) bar.
+    const chipPack = measure.chips.pack;
+    // Baseline (px from the bar's top) of the caption's last line: the
+    // meta line when present, else the last title line. Chips stacked
+    // inside the bar must clear it.
+    const captionLastBaseline = caption.lastBaseline;
+    const barExtra = measure.barExtra;
+
+    const labelChips: PositionedLabelChip[] = [];
+    const baseChipY =
+        itemBox.y +
+        bandwidth -
+        PROGRESS_STRIP_HEIGHT_PX -
+        LABEL_CHIP_HEIGHT_PX -
+        LABEL_CHIP_GAP_ABOVE_PROGRESS_STRIP_PX;
+    // Chips under a SPILLED caption clear the classic meta baseline (38),
+    // or the caption's own last baseline when explicit breaks make the
+    // spilled block taller than that; an in-bar caption is cleared at its
+    // own last baseline (which a wrapped title pushes down).
+    const captionStackChipY =
+        itemBox.y +
+        (chipsOutside && textSpills
+            ? Math.max(ITEM_CAPTION_META_BASELINE_OFFSET_PX, captionLastBaseline)
+            : captionLastBaseline) +
+        LABEL_CHIP_GAP_ABOVE_PROGRESS_STRIP_PX;
+    // Inside-bar chips need to clear the caption's last baseline —
+    // the natural `baseChipY` (anchored to bar bottom) sits above
+    // the meta line at typical bandwidths, and above line 2 of a
+    // wrapped title, so the chip rect would overlap the text
+    // vertically. Use whichever Y is lower. With no meta and a
+    // single-line title the caption bottom is above `baseChipY`, so
+    // this resolves to `baseChipY` as before.
+    // Outside-bar chips already reuse `captionStackChipY` when the
+    // caption ALSO spills; with caption inside we don't need to
+    // shift them since they're horizontally separated from the meta.
+    const stackBelowCaption =
+        (chipsOutside && textSpills) || (!chipsOutside && chipSamples.length > 0);
+    const chipRow0Y = stackBelowCaption ? Math.max(baseChipY, captionStackChipY) : baseChipY;
+    const chipStartX = chipsOutside
+        ? itemBox.x + itemBox.width + ITEM_CAPTION_SPILL_GAP_PX
+        : itemBox.x + ITEM_CAPTION_INSET_X_PX;
+
+    let chipsRightX = chipStartX;
+    if (chipPack) {
+        for (let r = 0; r < chipPack.rows.length; r += 1) {
+            const rowY = chipRow0Y + r * LABEL_CHIP_ROW_STEP_PX;
+            let rowCursorX = chipStartX;
+            for (const sample of chipPack.rows[r]) {
+                const chip = buildLabelChip(sample.id, ctx.styleCtx, rowCursorX, rowY);
+                labelChips.push(chip);
+                rowCursorX += chip.box.width + LABEL_CHIP_GAP_BETWEEN_PX;
+            }
+            const rowRight = rowCursorX - LABEL_CHIP_GAP_BETWEEN_PX;
+            if (rowRight > chipsRightX) chipsRightX = rowRight;
+        }
+    } else {
+        let rowCursorX = chipStartX;
+        for (const sample of chipSamples) {
+            const chip = buildLabelChip(sample.id, ctx.styleCtx, rowCursorX, chipRow0Y);
+            labelChips.push(chip);
+            rowCursorX += chip.box.width + LABEL_CHIP_GAP_BETWEEN_PX;
+        }
+        chipsRightX = chipSamples.length > 0 ? rowCursorX - LABEL_CHIP_GAP_BETWEEN_PX : chipStartX;
+    }
+
+    // `footnoteIndicators` (one superscript per footnote that names this
+    // item) was resolved above, before the caption fit.
+
+    const owner = ownerDisplay ?? propValue(props, 'owner');
+    const description = node.description?.text;
+
+    // Footnote glyphs only need to spill when there's at least one
+    // indicator AND the bar is too narrow to host them at the inset-
+    // right anchor. Compute the final boolean here once we know the
+    // indicator count.
+    const footnoteSpills = footnoteIndicators.length > 0 && footnoteSpillsForNarrow;
+
+    // Spill-column x positions for the decorations. The cluster
+    // mirrors the in-bar reading order so users see the same visual
+    // hierarchy whether everything fits inside or trails off to the
+    // right:
+    //
+    //   In-bar (default):  [icon] [title]    [¹²]   [dot]
+    //   Spilled (narrow):  [bar] [icon?] [title][¹²?] [dot?]
+    //
+    // The dot lives at the trailing edge in BOTH cases — pushing it
+    // to the LEFT of the title (with the title trailing it) read as
+    // the dot belonging to the next item, not this one. A missing
+    // decoration just collapses out of the row; e.g. an item with
+    // no link AND a too-narrow bar gives `[bar] [title] [dot]`.
+    //
+    // `decorationsRightX` is the furthest right edge any spilled
+    // glyph reaches; the row-packer uses it (alongside spilled-chip
+    // width) to reserve x-extent so the next chained item bumps to
+    // a fresh row instead of landing under the spilled cluster.
+    let captionSpillWidth: number | null = null;
+    if (textSpills) {
+        // The widest title LINE: a multi-line spill is as wide as its
+        // longest line, not as the raw string (newlines included). A
+        // caption capped at the chart's end arrives with its lines already
+        // truncated (`measureItem`).
+        const titleW = Math.max(
+            ...captionLines.map((line) => estimateTextWidth(line, ITEM_CAPTION_TITLE_FONT_SIZE_PX)),
+        );
+        // Spill column width is the wider of the title and the *full* meta
+        // line (text + capacity suffix). `capacityTrailingWidth` is 0 when
+        // no capacity suffix is rendered, so this stays a no-op for items
+        // without `capacity:`.
+        const metaW = (metaText ? estimateTextWidth(metaText, 11) : 0) + capacityTrailingWidth;
+        captionSpillWidth = Math.max(titleW, metaW);
+    }
+    const spill = layoutSpillCluster({
+        barRightX: itemBox.x + itemBox.width,
+        iconSpills,
+        captionWidth: captionSpillWidth,
+        footnoteCount: footnoteSpills ? footnoteIndicators.length : 0,
+        dotSpills,
+    });
+    const { iconSpillX, footnoteSpillStartX, dotSpillCx } = spill;
+    const decorationsRightX = Math.max(itemBox.x + itemBox.width, spill.rightX);
+
+    const id = node.name;
+    // Reference-target edges resolve `after:` / `before:` lookups, so only
+    // EXPLICIT ids register here — an id-less item never becomes a
+    // referenceable target. Entity edges live in LOGICAL space so chained
+    // items / `after:` references sit on the column boundary, not on the
+    // visually inset bar edge. The visible 12 px gutter between bars then
+    // becomes a clean attach corridor. The right edge is the duration end:
+    // `after:` is a time path (decision 6). Items attach their arrows off
+    // their final box (`placedItems`), never off this map.
+    if (id) {
+        ctx.entityLeftEdges.set(id, logicalLeft);
+        ctx.entityRightEdges.set(id, durationEndX);
+    }
+    // A member's end feeds its wave's barrier: its duration end, the lane
+    // cursor's advance in `sequenceRowTrack`, never a group box or a
+    // caption spill (specs/waves.md §8.4).
+    accumulateWaveMember(node, durationEndX, ctx);
+    // Drawing / flow maps key on a registration handle EVERY item has: the
+    // explicit id when present, else a synthetic, non-referenceable handle
+    // (see `syntheticItemKey`). This lets a title-only item register its own
+    // dependency-arrow target geometry and join flow-key dedup without
+    // entering the human-referenceable namespace above. The item itself is
+    // registered in `ctx.placedItems` once it is built (below); its arrow
+    // and slack-arrow attach points are derived from its final box later.
+    const drawKey = id ?? syntheticItemKey(node);
+    ctx.itemFlowKey.set(drawKey, ctx.currentFlowKey);
+
+    // A parallel track joins, and its container's bracket spans, from
+    // `cursor.startX` to `cursor.x`.
+    cursor.startX = logicalLeft;
+    cursor.x = durationEndX;
+    // The next row in a parallel/group/lane starts at
+    // `cursor.y + cursor.height`. Default pitch is `bandScale.step()`
+    // (bandwidth + inter-row gap). When the bar grew to enclose a
+    // spilled chip column or a wrapped title, the pitch grows by the
+    // SAME amount so the inter-row gap stays constant — the next row's
+    // bar starts `step − bandwidth` px below the (now-taller) bar bottom.
+    cursor.height = Math.max(cursor.height, ctx.bandScale.step() + barExtra);
+
+    const inlineDatePins = computeItemInlineDatePins({
+        box: itemBox,
+        afterDate: pickInlineDate(afterRaw),
+        beforeDate: pickInlineDate(beforeRaw),
+        hasLinkIcon,
+        footnoteCount: footnoteIndicators.length,
+    });
+
+    const result: PositionedItem = {
+        kind: 'item',
+        id,
+        title: titleStr,
+        // Only present when the painted lines differ from `[title]`: an
+        // auto-wrap, explicit breaks, or a stray leading/trailing break
+        // that was trimmed away. A plain one-line title carries no key.
+        ...(captionLines.length >= 2 || captionLines[0] !== titleStr
+            ? { titleLines: captionLines }
+            : {}),
+        box: itemBox,
+        dateSpan: { startX: logicalLeft, endX: logicalRight },
+        status,
+        statusDotColor: statusDotColor(status, style.bg, ctx.styleCtx.theme),
+        progressFraction: progress,
+        footnoteIndicators,
+        labelChips,
+        chipsOutside,
+        chipsRightX,
+        linkIcon: linkInfo.icon,
+        linkHref: linkInfo.href,
+        hasOverflow,
+        overflowBox,
+        overflowAnchorId,
+        owner,
+        description,
+        metaText,
+        textSpills,
+        dotSpills,
+        iconSpills,
+        footnoteSpills,
+        dotSpillCx,
+        iconSpillX,
+        footnoteSpillStartX,
+        decorationsRightX,
+        capacity,
+        size: measure.size,
+        style,
+        inlineDatePins: inlineDatePins.length > 0 ? inlineDatePins : undefined,
+    };
+    // Wave fields exist only in a roadmap with waves (omitted, never
+    // undefined, so wave-free models keep their exact shape).
+    const waveRole = waveRoleOf(node, ctx);
+    if (waveRole !== undefined) result.waveRole = waveRole;
+    if (waveRole === 'background') result.waveHatch = waveHatchKind(style.bg);
+    if (nonWorkingPin !== undefined) result.nonWorkingPin = nonWorkingPin;
+    // The caption cap at the chart's end truncated a title line; the full
+    // title stays the bar's tooltip.
+    if (caption.truncated) result.titleTruncated = true;
+    // A background item carries its localized hover line from placement
+    // on (specs/waves.md §9.3); members and wave-free items carry none.
+    if (waveRole === 'background' && ctx.waves) {
+        result.waveTooltip = ctx.waves.backgroundTooltip;
+    }
+    // Register the item object itself, not coordinates sampled from it:
+    // the row packer and the marker-band shift may still move this box
+    // down, and every attach port is read off the final box (see
+    // `item-port-geometry.ts`).
+    ctx.placedItems.set(drawKey, result);
+    traceItemNode(itemNode, placeCtx, result);
+    return result;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Internal drawing handle for an id-less item. Title-only items have no
+ * `node.name`, yet they still need a stable key to register their own
+ * dependency-arrow target geometry and join flow-key dedup. The handle is
+ * derived from the item's source position so it is deterministic and
+ * byte-stable, and the `#item@line:col` form cannot be produced by the
+ * grammar's id rule — so `after:` / `before:` / `on:` can never resolve to it
+ * (an id-less item stays non-referenceable; declare an explicit id to
+ * reference it). Distinct items always start at distinct positions, so the
+ * handle is unique within a file.
+ */
+export function syntheticItemKey(node: ItemDeclaration): string {
+    const start = node.$cstNode?.range.start;
+    return `#item@${start ? start.line + 1 : 0}:${start ? start.character + 1 : 0}`;
+}