@pie-players/pie-tool-periodic-table 0.3.65 → 0.3.66

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  - Full 118-element periodic table laid out on an 18x10 CSS grid
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  - Element detail panel showing symbol, name, atomic mass, atomic number, electron configuration, and phase
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- - Category filter badges (Alkali Metal, Transition Metal, Noble Gas, etc.)
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+ - Category filter badges (Alkali Metal, Transition Metal, Noble Gas, etc.), which
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+ de-emphasise the elements outside the filter rather than removing them, so the
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+ table keeps its layout
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  - Category-based color coding
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  - Keyboard accessible: focusable cells with Enter/Space to select
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+ ## Category colours
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+ Category fills are a fixed palette, not theme tokens: they encode the data, so
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+ their ink is pinned to match rather than inherited from `--pie-text`, which is
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+ near-white under a dark theme.
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+ Under a colour scheme they collapse. `--pie-fixed-hue-collapse` is `100%` there,
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+ which folds every fill into `--pie-background-dark` and the ink back into
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+ `--pie-text`, and takes the cell edge to `--pie-border` so a cell still reads as
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+ a cell. Category then lives in the badge row that filters by it, the
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+ selected-element panel that names it, and each cell's accessible name. A host
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+ that wants the encoding kept under its own registered scheme sets
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+ `--pie-fixed-hue-collapse: 0%` in that scheme.
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  ## Integration
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  Registered through the `ToolRegistry` as `periodicTable`. Managed by `ToolkitCoordinator` via `tools.placement`.