@peter.prib/renderengine 0.9.0 → 0.10.0

package/README.md

@@ -268,11 +268,11 @@ you can also build, check, score, search, report on and export models with no UI
 
 | Document | What it covers |
 |---|---|
-| `REFERENCE.md` | The API: chart methods and options, the editors, models, commands, file formats |
-| `WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md` | The `<ws-workspace>` shell: parts, layout, context bus, work area |
-| `ARCHITECTURE.md` | Module layout and the chart-type catalog |
-| `LLM_ARCHIMATE_GUIDE.md` | Generating valid ArchiMate model data, with a prompt template |
-| `tasks.md` | What's still to come |
+| `documentation/REFERENCE.md` | The API: chart methods and options, the editors, models, commands, file formats |
+| `documentation/WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md` | The `<ws-workspace>` shell: parts, layout, context bus, work area |
+| `documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md` | Module layout and the chart-type catalog |
+| `documentation/LLM_ARCHIMATE_GUIDE.md` | Generating valid ArchiMate model data, with a prompt template |
+| `documentation/tasks.md` | What's still to come |
 
 ## Build and test
 

package/dist/renderengine-workspace.umd.js

@@ -6444,7 +6444,7 @@
     // Copyright 2026 Jaroslav Peter Prib, Purveyor of Excellence
     /**
      * Single source of truth for "what chart types does RenderEngine support" —
-     * see ARCHITECTURE.md's "Chart-type catalog" section for the full story.
+     * see documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md's "Chart-type catalog" section for the full story.
      *
      * This is not just a flat {key,label} list. Chart types share real,
      * composable capabilities — every one of them takes a title; several accept
@@ -16346,7 +16346,7 @@
      * not once per query. Kept as a standalone copy rather than a shared
      * dependency — the two repos have no package link today, and this grammar is
      * small enough that duplicating it costs less than a cross-repo dependency
-     * would. See renderengine's own `tasks.md` for why this exists, and
+     * would. See renderengine's own `documentation/tasks.md` for why this exists, and
      * sqlengine's `documentation/kernel-language.md` for the full grammar
      * reference this is a subset of.
      *
@@ -16357,7 +16357,7 @@
      *
      * NO GPU/WASM/WebNN TARGETS HERE, unlike the sqlengine original — renderengine
      * has no compute-backend concept and nothing has measured a need for one for
-     * per-point chart encodings (see tasks.md's "Gated on a measurement" entry).
+     * per-point chart encodings (see documentation/tasks.md's "Gated on a measurement" entry).
      * This only ever emits JavaScript.
      */
 
@@ -18070,8 +18070,9 @@
          * @param {object} [options.menus] the host's own items: { cell, row, column, table } → items
          * @param {function} [options.copy] writes text to the clipboard (navigator.clipboard by default)
          * @param {ChartChooser} [options.chooser]
+         * @param {function} [options.highlight] row → true for a row drawn highlighted (a host's selection)
          */
-        constructor(rows, { columns = null, complete = true, pageSize = 50, onChange = null, menus = {}, copy = null, chooser = null } = {}) {
+        constructor(rows, { columns = null, complete = true, pageSize = 50, onChange = null, menus = {}, copy = null, chooser = null, highlight = null } = {}) {
             this.rows = rows;
             this.columns = ChartChooser.describe(rows, columns);
             this.complete = complete;
@@ -18080,6 +18081,7 @@
             this.menus = menus;
             this.copy = copy ?? TableView.clipboard;
             this.chooser = chooser ?? new ChartChooser();
+            this.highlight = highlight;
             this.sort = null;            // { column, direction: 'asc' | 'desc' }
             this.filters = [];           // { column, op, value }
             this.hidden = new Set();
@@ -18094,6 +18096,9 @@
 
         visibleColumns() { return this.columns.filter(c => !this.hidden.has(c.name)); }
 
+        /** Whether a row is drawn highlighted: the host's `highlight` says (its selection, say). */
+        isHighlighted(row) { return this.highlight?.(row) === true; }
+
         filtered() {
             return this.filters.length === 0 ? this.rows
                 : this.rows.filter(r => this.filters.every(f => FILTER_OPS[f.op](r[f.column], f.value)));
@@ -18295,6 +18300,7 @@
         static GUTTER_W = 44;
         static MENU_GLYPH = '▾';
         static TABLE_GLYPH = '⋮';
+        static HIGHLIGHT_FILL = '#fdeeb5';
 
         /**
          * @param renderer
@@ -18351,7 +18357,8 @@
 
             // Rows: a number in the gutter (row menu), a cell per column (cell menu).
             view.pageRows().forEach(({ row, index }, r) => {
-                if (r % 2 === 1) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableChart.STRIPE_FILL, null);
+                if (view.isHighlighted(row)) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableViewChart.HIGHLIGHT_FILL, null);
+                else if (r % 2 === 1) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableChart.STRIPE_FILL, null);
                 const number = this._text(String(index + 1), box.x + gutter - PAD_X, top, { textAnchor: 'end', fill: '#999', fontSize: '11px' });
                 this._on(interactive, [number], (e) => this.showMenu(e.clientX, e.clientY, view.rowMenu(row)), 'Row menu');
                 columns.forEach((c, i) => {
@@ -22884,7 +22891,7 @@
      * Abstract base for "own a bounded collection, push one more item, drop the
      * oldest once past a cap" — the one behavior every streamable chart data
      * shape shares, however differently each stores its collection(s). See
-     * ARCHITECTURE.md's "Data windows — streaming" section for the concrete
+     * documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md's "Data windows — streaming" section for the concrete
      * subtypes and why each exists as its own class rather than a branch here.
      */
     class BoundedWindow {
@@ -23008,7 +23015,7 @@
 
     /**
      * A nodes+edges pair — the shape behind `graphDiagram`/`graphDiagram3D`.
-     * Not a `CHART_CATALOG` entry (see ARCHITECTURE.md), so it isn't dispatched
+     * Not a `CHART_CATALOG` entry (see documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md), so it isn't dispatched
      * through `createDataWindow`/`streamShape`; `RenderEngine.addGraphNode`
      * constructs it directly. Trimming drops the oldest nodes FIFO, then any
      * edge left dangling off a removed node — dropping nodes without this would
@@ -47329,7 +47336,7 @@
      * (github.com/bian-official/public, Apache-2.0) for the names control records
      * have and, where a pattern aggregates two creating terms (Monitor: evaluate
      * and initiate), the one its APIs use. Every value is BIAN's; `inferred` is
-     * kept for a value that is not. See BIAN_ALIGNMENT.md.
+     * kept for a value that is not. See documentation/BIAN_ALIGNMENT.md.
      */
 
     /** One way a service domain behaves: what it does to its asset, and the record it keeps of it. */
@@ -54507,7 +54514,7 @@ ${theirs}` : theirs;
         /**
          * Renders an arc gauge: a half circle (or any start angle and sweep) filled to the value.
          * @param {number|{value:number, target?:number}} value The value (0-100 unless options.min/max are given).
-         * @param {object} [options] The gauge options (see REFERENCE.md, Gauges), cx, cy, r, thickness, startAngle, sweep, cap.
+         * @param {object} [options] The gauge options (see documentation/REFERENCE.md, Gauges), cx, cy, r, thickness, startAngle, sweep, cap.
          */
         arcGauge(value, options = {}) {
             this._renderGauge(ArcGauge, 'arcGauge', value, options);
@@ -55442,7 +55449,7 @@ ${theirs}` : theirs;
         /**
          * Appends one data point to a registered chart's data and re-renders it,
          * keeping at most `maxPoints` (oldest dropped first) — see
-         * REFERENCE.md's "Dynamically adding data points in a bounded window".
+         * documentation/REFERENCE.md's "Dynamically adding data points in a bounded window".
          * Delegates the actual shape-aware append/trim to a `datawindow/`
          * class, selected via the chart's `CHART_CATALOG` `streamShape`; the
          * window instance is cached per `id` so repeated calls keep growing the
@@ -55596,7 +55603,7 @@ ${theirs}` : theirs;
             return this.chartOptions;
         }
 
-        /** Append a point to a bounded window — see REFERENCE.md's streaming section. */
+        /** Append a point to a bounded window — see documentation/REFERENCE.md's streaming section. */
         addDataPoint(pointOrFactory, opts) {
             this.engine?.addDataPoint(this.chartId, pointOrFactory, opts);
         }
@@ -58929,7 +58936,7 @@ th { color: #555; font-weight: 500; }
      * a shell that may only ever host adapted panels. Call
      * `registerBuiltinParts(ws)` for the standard set, or register individually.
      *
-     * See WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md for the design.
+     * See documentation/WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md for the design.
      */
 
     defineWorkspace();

package/dist/renderengine.umd.js

@@ -1023,7 +1023,7 @@
     // Copyright 2026 Jaroslav Peter Prib, Purveyor of Excellence
     /**
      * Single source of truth for "what chart types does RenderEngine support" —
-     * see ARCHITECTURE.md's "Chart-type catalog" section for the full story.
+     * see documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md's "Chart-type catalog" section for the full story.
      *
      * This is not just a flat {key,label} list. Chart types share real,
      * composable capabilities — every one of them takes a title; several accept
@@ -11218,7 +11218,7 @@
      * not once per query. Kept as a standalone copy rather than a shared
      * dependency — the two repos have no package link today, and this grammar is
      * small enough that duplicating it costs less than a cross-repo dependency
-     * would. See renderengine's own `tasks.md` for why this exists, and
+     * would. See renderengine's own `documentation/tasks.md` for why this exists, and
      * sqlengine's `documentation/kernel-language.md` for the full grammar
      * reference this is a subset of.
      *
@@ -11229,7 +11229,7 @@
      *
      * NO GPU/WASM/WebNN TARGETS HERE, unlike the sqlengine original — renderengine
      * has no compute-backend concept and nothing has measured a need for one for
-     * per-point chart encodings (see tasks.md's "Gated on a measurement" entry).
+     * per-point chart encodings (see documentation/tasks.md's "Gated on a measurement" entry).
      * This only ever emits JavaScript.
      */
 
@@ -12942,8 +12942,9 @@
          * @param {object} [options.menus] the host's own items: { cell, row, column, table } → items
          * @param {function} [options.copy] writes text to the clipboard (navigator.clipboard by default)
          * @param {ChartChooser} [options.chooser]
+         * @param {function} [options.highlight] row → true for a row drawn highlighted (a host's selection)
          */
-        constructor(rows, { columns = null, complete = true, pageSize = 50, onChange = null, menus = {}, copy = null, chooser = null } = {}) {
+        constructor(rows, { columns = null, complete = true, pageSize = 50, onChange = null, menus = {}, copy = null, chooser = null, highlight = null } = {}) {
             this.rows = rows;
             this.columns = ChartChooser.describe(rows, columns);
             this.complete = complete;
@@ -12952,6 +12953,7 @@
             this.menus = menus;
             this.copy = copy ?? TableView.clipboard;
             this.chooser = chooser ?? new ChartChooser();
+            this.highlight = highlight;
             this.sort = null;            // { column, direction: 'asc' | 'desc' }
             this.filters = [];           // { column, op, value }
             this.hidden = new Set();
@@ -12966,6 +12968,9 @@
 
         visibleColumns() { return this.columns.filter(c => !this.hidden.has(c.name)); }
 
+        /** Whether a row is drawn highlighted: the host's `highlight` says (its selection, say). */
+        isHighlighted(row) { return this.highlight?.(row) === true; }
+
         filtered() {
             return this.filters.length === 0 ? this.rows
                 : this.rows.filter(r => this.filters.every(f => FILTER_OPS[f.op](r[f.column], f.value)));
@@ -13167,6 +13172,7 @@
         static GUTTER_W = 44;
         static MENU_GLYPH = '▾';
         static TABLE_GLYPH = '⋮';
+        static HIGHLIGHT_FILL = '#fdeeb5';
 
         /**
          * @param renderer
@@ -13223,7 +13229,8 @@
 
             // Rows: a number in the gutter (row menu), a cell per column (cell menu).
             view.pageRows().forEach(({ row, index }, r) => {
-                if (r % 2 === 1) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableChart.STRIPE_FILL, null);
+                if (view.isHighlighted(row)) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableViewChart.HIGHLIGHT_FILL, null);
+                else if (r % 2 === 1) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableChart.STRIPE_FILL, null);
                 const number = this._text(String(index + 1), box.x + gutter - PAD_X, top, { textAnchor: 'end', fill: '#999', fontSize: '11px' });
                 this._on(interactive, [number], (e) => this.showMenu(e.clientX, e.clientY, view.rowMenu(row)), 'Row menu');
                 columns.forEach((c, i) => {
@@ -17756,7 +17763,7 @@
      * Abstract base for "own a bounded collection, push one more item, drop the
      * oldest once past a cap" — the one behavior every streamable chart data
      * shape shares, however differently each stores its collection(s). See
-     * ARCHITECTURE.md's "Data windows — streaming" section for the concrete
+     * documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md's "Data windows — streaming" section for the concrete
      * subtypes and why each exists as its own class rather than a branch here.
      */
     class BoundedWindow {
@@ -17880,7 +17887,7 @@
 
     /**
      * A nodes+edges pair — the shape behind `graphDiagram`/`graphDiagram3D`.
-     * Not a `CHART_CATALOG` entry (see ARCHITECTURE.md), so it isn't dispatched
+     * Not a `CHART_CATALOG` entry (see documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md), so it isn't dispatched
      * through `createDataWindow`/`streamShape`; `RenderEngine.addGraphNode`
      * constructs it directly. Trimming drops the oldest nodes FIFO, then any
      * edge left dangling off a removed node — dropping nodes without this would
@@ -43336,7 +43343,7 @@
      * (github.com/bian-official/public, Apache-2.0) for the names control records
      * have and, where a pattern aggregates two creating terms (Monitor: evaluate
      * and initiate), the one its APIs use. Every value is BIAN's; `inferred` is
-     * kept for a value that is not. See BIAN_ALIGNMENT.md.
+     * kept for a value that is not. See documentation/BIAN_ALIGNMENT.md.
      */
 
     /** One way a service domain behaves: what it does to its asset, and the record it keeps of it. */
@@ -50574,7 +50581,7 @@ ${theirs}` : theirs;
         /**
          * Renders an arc gauge: a half circle (or any start angle and sweep) filled to the value.
          * @param {number|{value:number, target?:number}} value The value (0-100 unless options.min/max are given).
-         * @param {object} [options] The gauge options (see REFERENCE.md, Gauges), cx, cy, r, thickness, startAngle, sweep, cap.
+         * @param {object} [options] The gauge options (see documentation/REFERENCE.md, Gauges), cx, cy, r, thickness, startAngle, sweep, cap.
          */
         arcGauge(value, options = {}) {
             this._renderGauge(ArcGauge, 'arcGauge', value, options);
@@ -51509,7 +51516,7 @@ ${theirs}` : theirs;
         /**
          * Appends one data point to a registered chart's data and re-renders it,
          * keeping at most `maxPoints` (oldest dropped first) — see
-         * REFERENCE.md's "Dynamically adding data points in a bounded window".
+         * documentation/REFERENCE.md's "Dynamically adding data points in a bounded window".
          * Delegates the actual shape-aware append/trim to a `datawindow/`
          * class, selected via the chart's `CHART_CATALOG` `streamShape`; the
          * window instance is cached per `id` so repeated calls keep growing the

package/{REFERENCE.md → documentation/REFERENCE.md}

@@ -1137,6 +1137,7 @@ const view = new RenderEngine(container, { rendererType: 'svg' }).resultView(row
     complete: true,    // false when the rows are only part of the answer (a top N)
     pageSize: 50,
     menus: { row: ({ row }) => [{ label: 'Open order', action: () => open(row.id) }] },
+    highlight: (row) => row.id === selectedId,   // rows drawn highlighted: the host's selection
 });
 ```
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@peter.prib/renderengine",
-  "version": "0.9.0",
+  "version": "0.10.0",
   "description": "ArchiMate modeller, diagram editor and chart library for the browser, with no runtime dependencies.",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "src/index.js",
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@
     "examples/diagram-editor.html",
     "examples/data-model.html",
     "README.md",
-    "REFERENCE.md",
+    "documentation/REFERENCE.md",
     "LICENSE"
   ],
   "scripts": {

package/src/bian.js

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
  * (github.com/bian-official/public, Apache-2.0) for the names control records
  * have and, where a pattern aggregates two creating terms (Monitor: evaluate
  * and initiate), the one its APIs use. Every value is BIAN's; `inferred` is
- * kept for a value that is not. See BIAN_ALIGNMENT.md.
+ * kept for a value that is not. See documentation/BIAN_ALIGNMENT.md.
  */
 
 /** One way a service domain behaves: what it does to its asset, and the record it keeps of it. */

package/src/chartCatalog.js

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 // Copyright 2026 Jaroslav Peter Prib, Purveyor of Excellence
 /**
  * Single source of truth for "what chart types does RenderEngine support" —
- * see ARCHITECTURE.md's "Chart-type catalog" section for the full story.
+ * see documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md's "Chart-type catalog" section for the full story.
  *
  * This is not just a flat {key,label} list. Chart types share real,
  * composable capabilities — every one of them takes a title; several accept

package/src/charting/table/TableView.js

@@ -51,8 +51,9 @@ export class TableView {
      * @param {object} [options.menus] the host's own items: { cell, row, column, table } → items
      * @param {function} [options.copy] writes text to the clipboard (navigator.clipboard by default)
      * @param {ChartChooser} [options.chooser]
+     * @param {function} [options.highlight] row → true for a row drawn highlighted (a host's selection)
      */
-    constructor(rows, { columns = null, complete = true, pageSize = 50, onChange = null, menus = {}, copy = null, chooser = null } = {}) {
+    constructor(rows, { columns = null, complete = true, pageSize = 50, onChange = null, menus = {}, copy = null, chooser = null, highlight = null } = {}) {
         this.rows = rows;
         this.columns = ChartChooser.describe(rows, columns);
         this.complete = complete;
@@ -61,6 +62,7 @@ export class TableView {
         this.menus = menus;
         this.copy = copy ?? TableView.clipboard;
         this.chooser = chooser ?? new ChartChooser();
+        this.highlight = highlight;
         this.sort = null;            // { column, direction: 'asc' | 'desc' }
         this.filters = [];           // { column, op, value }
         this.hidden = new Set();
@@ -75,6 +77,9 @@ export class TableView {
 
     visibleColumns() { return this.columns.filter(c => !this.hidden.has(c.name)); }
 
+    /** Whether a row is drawn highlighted: the host's `highlight` says (its selection, say). */
+    isHighlighted(row) { return this.highlight?.(row) === true; }
+
     filtered() {
         return this.filters.length === 0 ? this.rows
             : this.rows.filter(r => this.filters.every(f => FILTER_OPS[f.op](r[f.column], f.value)));

package/src/charting/table/TableViewChart.js

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ export class TableViewChart extends TableChart {
     static GUTTER_W = 44;
     static MENU_GLYPH = '▾';
     static TABLE_GLYPH = '⋮';
+    static HIGHLIGHT_FILL = '#fdeeb5';
 
     /**
      * @param renderer
@@ -72,7 +73,8 @@ export class TableViewChart extends TableChart {
 
         // Rows: a number in the gutter (row menu), a cell per column (cell menu).
         view.pageRows().forEach(({ row, index }, r) => {
-            if (r % 2 === 1) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableChart.STRIPE_FILL, null);
+            if (view.isHighlighted(row)) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableViewChart.HIGHLIGHT_FILL, null);
+            else if (r % 2 === 1) this.renderer.rect(box.x, top, box.width, ROW_H, TableChart.STRIPE_FILL, null);
             const number = this._text(String(index + 1), box.x + gutter - PAD_X, top, { textAnchor: 'end', fill: '#999', fontSize: '11px' });
             this._on(interactive, [number], (e) => this.showMenu(e.clientX, e.clientY, view.rowMenu(row)), 'Row menu');
             columns.forEach((c, i) => {

package/src/datawindow/BoundedWindow.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
  * Abstract base for "own a bounded collection, push one more item, drop the
  * oldest once past a cap" — the one behavior every streamable chart data
  * shape shares, however differently each stores its collection(s). See
- * ARCHITECTURE.md's "Data windows — streaming" section for the concrete
+ * documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md's "Data windows — streaming" section for the concrete
  * subtypes and why each exists as its own class rather than a branch here.
  */
 export class BoundedWindow {

package/src/datawindow/GraphDataWindow.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import { BoundedWindow } from './BoundedWindow.js';
 
 /**
  * A nodes+edges pair — the shape behind `graphDiagram`/`graphDiagram3D`.
- * Not a `CHART_CATALOG` entry (see ARCHITECTURE.md), so it isn't dispatched
+ * Not a `CHART_CATALOG` entry (see documentation/ARCHITECTURE.md), so it isn't dispatched
  * through `createDataWindow`/`streamShape`; `RenderEngine.addGraphNode`
  * constructs it directly. Trimming drops the oldest nodes FIFO, then any
  * edge left dangling off a removed node — dropping nodes without this would

package/src/index.js

@@ -1819,7 +1819,7 @@ export class RenderEngine {
     /**
      * Renders an arc gauge: a half circle (or any start angle and sweep) filled to the value.
      * @param {number|{value:number, target?:number}} value The value (0-100 unless options.min/max are given).
-     * @param {object} [options] The gauge options (see REFERENCE.md, Gauges), cx, cy, r, thickness, startAngle, sweep, cap.
+     * @param {object} [options] The gauge options (see documentation/REFERENCE.md, Gauges), cx, cy, r, thickness, startAngle, sweep, cap.
      */
     arcGauge(value, options = {}) {
         this._renderGauge(ArcGauge, 'arcGauge', value, options);
@@ -2754,7 +2754,7 @@ export class RenderEngine {
     /**
      * Appends one data point to a registered chart's data and re-renders it,
      * keeping at most `maxPoints` (oldest dropped first) — see
-     * REFERENCE.md's "Dynamically adding data points in a bounded window".
+     * documentation/REFERENCE.md's "Dynamically adding data points in a bounded window".
      * Delegates the actual shape-aware append/trim to a `datawindow/`
      * class, selected via the chart's `CHART_CATALOG` `streamShape`; the
      * window instance is cached per `id` so repeated calls keep growing the

package/src/kernelExpr.js

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
  * not once per query. Kept as a standalone copy rather than a shared
  * dependency — the two repos have no package link today, and this grammar is
  * small enough that duplicating it costs less than a cross-repo dependency
- * would. See renderengine's own `tasks.md` for why this exists, and
+ * would. See renderengine's own `documentation/tasks.md` for why this exists, and
  * sqlengine's `documentation/kernel-language.md` for the full grammar
  * reference this is a subset of.
  *
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
  *
  * NO GPU/WASM/WebNN TARGETS HERE, unlike the sqlengine original — renderengine
  * has no compute-backend concept and nothing has measured a need for one for
- * per-point chart encodings (see tasks.md's "Gated on a measurement" entry).
+ * per-point chart encodings (see documentation/tasks.md's "Gated on a measurement" entry).
  * This only ever emits JavaScript.
  */
 

package/src/workspace/index.js

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
  * a shell that may only ever host adapted panels. Call
  * `registerBuiltinParts(ws)` for the standard set, or register individually.
  *
- * See WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md for the design.
+ * See documentation/WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md for the design.
  */
 import { Workspace, WORKSPACE_TAG, WORKSPACE_SCHEMA_VERSION, defineWorkspace } from './Workspace.js';
 import { ContextBus } from './ContextBus.js';

package/src/workspace/parts/ChartPart.js

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ export class ChartPart extends Part {
         return this.chartOptions;
     }
 
-    /** Append a point to a bounded window — see REFERENCE.md's streaming section. */
+    /** Append a point to a bounded window — see documentation/REFERENCE.md's streaming section. */
     addDataPoint(pointOrFactory, opts) {
         this.engine?.addDataPoint(this.chartId, pointOrFactory, opts);
     }

package/src/workspace.js

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
  * never actually contributed any UI. It could not express either target
  * consumer — sqlengine workbench's sidebar+main+tool-panels, or its 12-column
  * dashboard grid — so it was replaced by the part/layout/context model in
- * `src/workspace/`. See WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md.
+ * `src/workspace/`. See documentation/WORKSPACE_ARCHITECTURE.md.
  *
  * Kept as a re-export so `import '.../src/workspace.js'` still registers the
  * `<ws-workspace>` element. Both files defining the same tag would otherwise