@pygmalionjs/pygmalion 0.5.0 → 0.5.2

package/dist-lib/{FrozenRoutePreview-efexOSqR.js → FrozenRoutePreview-CX9oynoS.js}

@@ -5433,8 +5433,8 @@ function fo(t, e, n, r, i, s) {
     borderWidth: M,
     borderColor: M && Tn(u.borderTopColor) || "#d1d5db",
     // A fully transparent element reads as opacity "0", and 0 is falsy — an
-    // `|| 1` fallback here turned every hover-only affordance (the patient
-    // card's call button) into a permanently visible one.
+    // `|| 1` fallback here turned every hover-only affordance (a list row's
+    // reveal-on-hover action) into a permanently visible one.
     opacity: Sl(u.opacity),
     hidden: l,
     domTag: c.toLowerCase(),
@@ -8108,8 +8108,8 @@ ${e}`;
   /**
    * Puts one captured piece into a declared state.
    *
-   * `nodeId` targets a specific match, which is what a list needs: the five
-   * patient rows each own their badge, and without it every control on the
+   * `nodeId` targets a specific match, which is what a list needs: five
+   * repeated rows each own their badge, and without it every control on the
    * panel would fight over the first one.
    */
   applyScreenDimension(e, n, r, i) {
@@ -8141,7 +8141,7 @@ ${e}`;
    * Sets how many rows a declared list shows.
    *
    * Growth clones the last row — identical on purpose, because the core has
-   * no idea what a second patient would say, and the per-row dimension
+   * no idea what a second row would say, and the per-row dimension
    * controls are how a designer makes them differ. Shrinking drops trailing
    * rows. One checkpoint covers the whole change, so it is a single undo,
    * and because this only edits the captured tree the frame never waits on