@pie-players/pie-tool-tts-inline 0.3.61 → 0.3.63

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@@ -217,10 +217,19 @@ component-scoped variables instead of overriding broad semantic tokens such as
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  --pie-tool-trigger-active-border-color: Active/open trigger border
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  ```
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- If unset, the trigger keeps the existing defaults: active background and border
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- derive from `--pie-primary`, while foreground continues through
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- `--pie-button-color` / `--pie-text`. Hosts remain responsible for maintaining
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- WCAG AA foreground/background contrast when overriding active trigger colors.
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+ If unset, the trigger looks the same open as closed: each hook falls back to the
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+ value the control already resolves to — background through
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+ `--pie-button-background-color` / `--pie-button-bg` / `--pie-background`, border
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+ through `--pie-button-border-color` / `--pie-button-border` / `--pie-border`, and
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+ foreground through `--pie-button-color` / `--pie-text`. Setting a hook is how a
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+ host opts into a distinct active/open appearance.
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+ This differs deliberately from `@pie-players/pie-tool-calculator-inline-desmos`,
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+ whose equivalent hooks fall back to a filled `--pie-primary` look. This trigger
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+ has never had a filled active state — the panel opening is itself the state
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+ indication — so these defaults do not introduce one. Hosts remain responsible for
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+ maintaining WCAG AA foreground/background contrast when overriding active trigger
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+ colors.
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  Ordinary trigger and control button styling also preserves these legacy aliases:
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  `--pie-button-background-color`, `--pie-button-border-color`, and