@promptctl/cc-candybar 1.98.1 → 1.100.0

package/README.md

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ Saving the file triggers a hot-reload of every active session.
 - **Daemon** (`src/daemon/`) — long-lived background process. One per user. Caches git state via filesystem watchers, usage data, and per-session key/value state. Runs until it exits on an RSS backstop (default 512 MB via `CC_CANDYBAR_RSS_LIMIT_MB`; the V8 heap cap the spawner passes is twice that, a margin wide enough that the graceful backstop fires first under any growth its 60 s poll can see) or the host restarts; there is no idle or age timeout.
 - **Client** (`rust-client/src/main.rs`) — the Rust binary installed as `bin/cc-candybar`, and the only thing on the per-render path: it connects to the daemon, sends the hook JSON, and prints the ANSI response. On a daemon miss it spawns one detached and prints an empty line, so the next refresh finds a warm daemon. Every subcommand (`install`, `daemon`, `check`, `doctor`, …) execs the Node bundle at `dist/index.mjs`, which carries a socket relay of its own (`src/daemon/client.ts`) as the fallback when no native binary is staged.
 - **Renderer** (`src/dsl/render.ts`) — `renderDsl` is the single render path; the daemon, the demo and the tests all call it. It walks the config's layout tree, evaluates each segment's templates against the daemon's payload, and hands the styled cells to `src/render/` (strip and joiner selection, pickers and menus, the diagnostic strip). The payload's data comes from the providers in `src/segments/` — git, session, context, metrics, tmux, pricing.
-- **Themes** (`src/themes/`) — palette construction plus name policy (which theme, style, charset and colour depth names resolve to what). The colour arithmetic itself — blending, contrast, OKLCH transposition — lives in the separate `rich-js` package; this repo does none of it.
+- **Themes** (`src/themes/`) — palette construction plus name policy (which theme, style, variation, endcaps, charset and colour depth names resolve to what). The colour arithmetic itself — blending, contrast, OKLCH transposition — lives in the separate `rich-js` package; this repo does none of it.
 
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