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  Sessions can also capture caller-provided scene definitions or a prepared `TileflowBuildArtifacts`
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- snapshot. Results carry PNG bytes, dimensions, hashes, safe runtime identity, the canonical receipt,
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- warnings, and a `networkDependent` flag. They never expose a Playwright page or browser as part of
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- the capture result.
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+ snapshot. Every durable definition names one concrete theme; omission and the browser-only
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+ `system` selector are rejected. Results carry that theme, PNG bytes, dimensions, hashes, safe
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+ runtime identity, the canonical receipt, warnings, and a `networkDependent` flag. They never expose
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+ a Playwright page or browser as part of the capture result.
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+ `data-tileflow-map`, the resolved `data-tileflow-theme`, and optional `data-tileflow-capture-id`.
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+ Capture verifies the concrete theme before and after screenshot production. A full one-off
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+ bounded schema-version-4 receipt contract. A receipt contains the concrete theme,
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+ and remote-dependency state. Standalone map receipts mark configured style and data as `rendered`;
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+ application receipts mark them as `expected-unverified` because capture cannot inspect an arbitrary
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+ application's live MapLibre instance. Vector endpoints are represented by a query-free SHA-256
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+ template. Repeated scenes and retries reuse that one resolution; another selector in the same
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+ session fails instead of mixing releases. Existing canonical schema-v2 and schema-v3 receipts remain
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+ ```
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+ captures; `includeDiff: false` does not allocate or encode a diff. The optional diff is contextual
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