@putdotio/design 1.5.0 → 1.5.1

package/DESIGN.md

@@ -76,7 +76,9 @@ Dark app surfaces are the default product mode, but the token contract includes
 
 Use GT America for product UI and display. Berkeley Mono is the single mono face: numerics, timestamps, file sizes, ETAs, counts, code, logs, identifiers, hashes, magnet URIs, and filenames. Its tabular figures keep metadata columns aligned, so pair it with `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums` wherever numbers sit in a column.
 
-The mono role is web and mobile only. TV surfaces have no mono face — 10-foot numerics render in GT America with tabular figures.
+The mono role is web and mobile only. TV surfaces have no mono face — 10-foot numerics render in GT America, and should ask for its tabular figures wherever a number ticks or sits in a column. GT America Standard carries `tnum`, so any platform that can select OpenType features can honour this: web through `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums`, React Native through the same font feature settings. Platforms that cannot select features get the default proportional figures, where `1` is 399/1000 em against `0` at 636, so a running timecode visibly reflows. Roku is the current example — its SceneGraph `Font` node accepts only a `uri` and a `size` — so budget 10-foot numeric layouts for proportional figures rather than assuming the columns line up.
+
+GT America is a Latin face: 523 codepoints covering Western and Central European Latin plus Turkish, with no Cyrillic, Greek, CJK, Arabic, Hebrew, Thai, or Hangul, and no dingbats — no `U+2713 ✓`, `U+2714`, `U+25B6 ▶`, or `U+2605 ★`. Two rules follow. Symbols are always icons, never text glyphs, because a checkmark typed as text renders as nothing. And because put.io shows raw filenames, user content routinely arrives outside that coverage: keep a fallback family behind GT America for any text that can hold a filename. Web gets this for free — `"GT America", sans-serif` falls back per glyph — so the gap is invisible there and shows up on platforms that resolve one font per label with no per-glyph fallback, where uncovered characters become `.notdef` boxes. Treat a platform's fallback story for content text as part of adopting the face, not an afterthought.
 
 Body UI text should stay readable and dense. Use medium weight for labels and controls, bold weight only where the hierarchy earns it, and black weight for deliberate display moments.
 

package/dist/tokens.dtcg.json

@@ -2203,7 +2203,7 @@
       "caption": {
         "$type": "dimension",
         "$value": "32px",
-        "$description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face — the size subline renders in GT America with tabular figures, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only.",
+        "$description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only: the size subline renders in GT America, asking for its tnum tabular figures where the platform can select OpenType features and accepting proportional figures where it cannot.",
         "$extensions": {
           "putio": {
             "cssName": "tv-text-caption",

package/dist/tokens.flat.json

@@ -1486,7 +1486,7 @@
     "mode": "tv",
     "value": "32px",
     "originalValue": "32px",
-    "description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face — the size subline renders in GT America with tabular figures, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only."
+    "description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only: the size subline renders in GT America, asking for its tnum tabular figures where the platform can select OpenType features and accepting proportional figures where it cannot."
   },
   "tv.text.smol": {
     "cssName": "--tv-text-smol",

package/dist/tokens.js

@@ -1488,7 +1488,7 @@ export const tokens = {
     "mode": "tv",
     "value": "32px",
     "originalValue": "32px",
-    "description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face — the size subline renders in GT America with tabular figures, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only."
+    "description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only: the size subline renders in GT America, asking for its tnum tabular figures where the platform can select OpenType features and accepting proportional figures where it cannot."
   },
   "tv.text.smol": {
     "cssName": "--tv-text-smol",

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@putdotio/design",
-  "version": "1.5.0",
+  "version": "1.5.1",
   "description": "Public put.io design tokens, brand assets, and design-system guidance.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "type": "module",

package/tokens/context.tokens.json

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@
       "caption": {
         "$type": "dimension",
         "$value": "32px",
-        "$description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face — the size subline renders in GT America with tabular figures, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only.",
+        "$description": "text.caption · GTAmerica-Rg. Row subline and button icons. TV has no mono face, so the Berkeley Mono numeric rule is web and mobile only: the size subline renders in GT America, asking for its tnum tabular figures where the platform can select OpenType features and accepting proportional figures where it cannot.",
         "$extensions": { "putio": { "cssName": "tv-text-caption", "mode": "tv" } }
       },
       "smol": {