@squeed/flow-sdk 2.0.32 → 2.0.33

package/README.md

@@ -1078,7 +1078,7 @@ not edit saved data: completion strictly parses the final JSON before committing
 and failure or disconnect restores the saved document. The renderer stays in
 the host; this does not enable executable JSX or create a per-chunk MCP command.
 
-With `config.editable: true`, double-click the content body to edit the original Markdown source. Enter inserts a new line; Ctrl/Cmd+Enter or clicking away saves, and Escape cancels. Source whitespace is preserved. The node grows vertically as text is added; label editors grow horizontally within their width limit. Both keep their starting size as a minimum and omit input focus outlines. Clearing the body keeps an empty, editable content view; use `setNodeProp(json, address, "$content", undefined)` to remove the content property. Content nodes use the same minimum width as their object-property rows, and the right-aligned table/article button switches views without changing the document.
+With `config.editable: true`, click the content body to edit the original Markdown source. In Collision mode, including filled and embedded Grids, hold Shift when clicking; ordinary clicks retain their selection behavior. Shift is only required to enter the editor. Enter inserts a new line; Ctrl/Cmd+Enter or clicking away saves, and Escape cancels. Read-only mode still prevents editing. Internal JSON refreshes preserve focused editors and unsaved drafts; initial loading and explicit host loading still block interaction. Source whitespace is preserved. The node grows vertically as text is added; label editors grow horizontally within their width limit. Both keep their starting size as a minimum and omit input focus outlines. Clearing the body keeps an empty, editable content view; use `setNodeProp(json, address, "$content", undefined)` to remove the content property. Content nodes use the same minimum width as their object-property rows, and the right-aligned table/article button switches views without changing the document.
 
 The node animation toggle supports single and multiple selections. The SVG stroke follows the measured node border without changing layout or intercepting input. Text, array, object/content, and compound nodes support it, including outlined or transparent nodes. It uses the explicit border color or theme accent. Reduced-motion preferences pause the movement; graphs over 200 nodes suppress the trace in performance mode. `readOnly` prevents editing/toggling but still renders configured animation; `selectionToolbar.hide: ["animation"]` hides the toggle.