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Never re-declare them\n// here — this was a hand-kept structural copy until it drifted, and the\n// independence from `@weasel-js/core` it bought is long gone anyway.\n\nexport type {\n  ToolPref as BuiltinPref,\n  ToolPrefBoolean as PrefBoolean,\n  ToolPrefBooleanControl as PrefBooleanControl,\n  ToolPrefColor as PrefColor,\n  ToolPrefCustom as PrefCustom,\n  ToolPrefEnum as PrefEnum,\n  ToolPrefEnumControl as PrefEnumControl,\n  ToolPrefEnumEncoding as PrefEnumEncoding,\n  ToolPrefGroup as PrefGroup,\n  ToolPrefKind as PrefKind,\n  ToolPrefLeaf as PrefLeaf,\n  ToolPrefNumber as PrefNumber,\n  ToolPrefNumberControl as PrefNumberControl,\n  ToolPrefNumberFormat as PrefNumberFormat,\n  ToolPrefNumberUnit as PrefNumberUnit,\n  ToolPrefObject as PrefObject,\n  ToolPrefPaint as PrefPaint,\n  ToolPrefString as PrefString,\n  ToolPrefStringControl as PrefStringControl,\n} from '@weasel-js/core';\n\nimport type { UnitTable } from '../../format/number';\nimport type { ToolPrefGroup, ToolPrefLeaf, ToolPrefNumber, ToolPrefNumberUnit as PrefNumberUnitType } from '@weasel-js/core';\n\n/**\n * A number leaf's bounds in the unit it is displayed in.\n *\n * Only what the leaf declares converts: an omitted bound has no stored\n * counterpart to put through the conversion, and its fallback — 0..100 for a\n * slider's track, a step of 1 — is a display-space number already. `min` and\n * `max` are points, so they convert the way the value does; `step` is a\n * distance, and a unit with an offset maps zero somewhere else, so converting\n * it as a point would scale it wrong. 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