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+# Anima modules (draft for 0.2)
+
+Status: design for P4 onward; normative once the first module ships. Format 0.1 (`spec/SPEC.md`) is
+unchanged: a document without `requires` is a 0.1 document and every 0.1 runtime plays it.
+
+## 1. What a module is
+
+A module adds format features — node types, keys on existing objects, paint kinds, timeline or
+state-machine constructs — behind one feature name. A document that uses any of them lists the name
+in `requires`; a runtime that lacks the module refuses the document with `unknown-feature` (spec
+§11.3), exactly as 0.1 already does for unknown names.
+
+| Feature | Module | Phase |
+|---|---|---|
+| `paint` | gradients, dashes, shapes, corner radii, path morphing, fixed stroke | P4a |
+| `composite` | blend modes, masks, clips, multiple paints, stroke position, draw order, paint visibility | P4a |
+| `bind` | bindings: an address follows an expression of inputs every step (P5; `design/p5/DESIGN.md` §4) | P5 |
+| `components` | components and instances with their own inputs and state machines (P5, §3) | P5 |
+| `surface` | image paints, n-slice patches, feathering (8192 B budget) | P5 |
+| `assets` | image, font, audio and blob assets; the `image` node (P5, §5) | P5 |
+| `motion` | more eases, typed and string tracks, seek / reverse / work area / quantize, host timeline control, animatable pivot | P4b |
+| `focus` | focusable nodes, traversal/scopes, pointer focus, focus/blur and DOM focus (4096 B) | P4c |
+| `interaction` | blend states, transition flags, drag, keyboard, focus, scroll, gamepad | P4c |
+| `machine` | blend states, transition flags/actions, seeded selection, live/previous-value guards; input/focus are companion modules | P4c |
+| `input` | pointer IDs, drag values, keyboard, scroll, gamepads, hit policy, cursor and collapse (8192 B budget) | P4c |
+| `events` | event payloads, open-URL events, audio events | P4d |
+| `data` | view models, bindings, converters, lists | P4e |
+
+Feature names are lower-case words. A module may add later versions of itself as `paint@2`; a
+runtime that has `paint@2` also accepts `paint`.
+
+## 2. One registry, still
+
+Every key a module adds is a registry entry (`packages/core/src/registry.ts` shapes and props) with
+both spellings (`markup` names where SVG has them), so the JSON Schema, AniML, `anima schema`, the
+loader and the formatter keep deriving from one place. A module's entries carry `feature: '<name>'`.
+
+- **Declared use.** Using a key whose entry has a `feature` that the document does not list in
+  `requires` is an error: `undeclared-feature`, pointer at the key, hint
+  `add "<name>" to "requires"`. (In AniML: `requires="paint"` on `<anima>`.) This keeps a 0.1
+  runtime's refusal honest: a document never relies on a module silently.
+- **Schema.** The JSON Schema includes module keys; `anima schema <type>` marks them with their
+  feature.
+
+## 3. Where the code lives
+
+Each optional module has one source folder at the repository root:
+
+```
+modules/<name>/
+  manifest.ts           tooling metadata; named `after` export for runtime ordering
+  core/index.ts         registry entries and pure loader/player/draw hooks (when applicable)
+  core/svg.ts           SVG backend (when applicable)
+  markup/index.ts       compiler forms/hooks not expressible by registry descriptors
+  web/index.ts          optional browser registration
+  web/markup.ts         optional registration-only markup entry (when applicable)
+  test/<package>/       core, markup, web and CLI tests owned by this module
+```
+
+Paint, composite, bind, assets, components and surface follow this layout. Bind needs no SVG
+backend; assets/composite/surface supply structural AniML forms through their core descriptors and
+share paint's structural engine. Markup-libraries owns its markup expansion, async resolver, hook
+slots, web entry and tests in the same layout. The shared markup browser entry has a small manifest
+under `modules/markup/`; the base compiler/parser remain in `packages/markup`.
+
+The default manifest export declares:
+
+- `name` and `after`: ordering constraints among installed module manifests. Runtime `after` orders
+  only the modules present; it does not import another module. The current chain preserves the P5
+  execution order: components → bind → assets → paint → composite → surface. This also puts surface
+  after the paint refinements and nested drawing hooks it extends.
+- `core`: implementation entry/export and optional SVG entry/export.
+- `web`: browser entry names, byte budgets, optional measurement base (`over`) and heavy-class flag.
+  Registration-only markup entries have separate hook budgets. `sizeOrder` preserves the existing
+  aggregate measurement import order; `buildOrder` preserves the browser worker lane assignments; new entries may omit it and follow the existing entries.
+- `adapters` and `exports`: package source adapter paths mapped to local implementations, and public
+  package subpaths. These preserve all existing `@anima-format/{core,markup,web}` imports, including
+  internal compatibility paths. The adapters contain no implementation or runtime dependencies.
+- `markupHook`: optional typed compiler slot and implementation exports. Descriptor-only modules
+  need no additional hook slot.
+- `tests`, `conformance`, `docs`: explicit test globs, conformance case-name prefixes and docs files.
+  Test ownership includes shared markup registry/corpus integration tests where needed; browser
+  ownership is explicit and never inferred from mentions/imports of other modules.
+
+`node tools/modules.ts` discovers manifests, validates dependencies, and generates core/all,
+package adapters/exports, browser build entries, size tables, compiler hook registration and test
+scope tables. `--check` is part of `npm run check` and fails without writing when wiring is stale.
+Generated files are committed, but never edited by hand. A new module requires additions only under
+its folder plus generator output; `tools/modules.test.ts` proves this in a temporary repository.
+No shared hand-written index changes are needed. Existing source package exports remain the
+repository's development API; package publishing is still deferred (all packages are private).
+
+Core registration composes the base tables plus the complete declared module set in dependency
+order, with lexical ordering of simultaneously ready modules. Exported table/map identities stay
+stable for separately bundled browser entries. Recomposition rebuilds cached node shapes and applies
+wildcard contributions to the final node set, so a late node receives earlier modules' fields without
+recursive replay inside `applyEntry`. Initializers can run again during recomposition and must keep
+registration setup idempotent. Duplicate registration by name remains a no-op. Runtime dependency
+cycles throw before changing the active registry; manifest cycles and missing dependencies fail the
+generator. `packages/core/test/module-order.test.ts` exercises 12 arrival orders (all permutations of
+components/paint/assets with the other modules before and after), comparing JSON Schema, CLI schema
+output, loaded models and snapshots for every example/conformance document, and corpus AniML output.
+
+Tooling (`core/all`, CLI, playground and conformance runner) registers the entire generated module
+set. Browser builds load only explicit imports. The layout changes no document syntax or semantics. The single-source registry/generation principle
+continues the existing design rationale in `docs/research/rive-format-and-graph.md` (generated type
+metadata); no Rive implementation or file conversion is involved.
+
+Hook points (revised at P4a, owner decision 2026-11-06: rendering is renderer-neutral):
+
+- `registerModule(m: Module)` in core; `Module = { name, entries, load?, model?, value?,
+  interpolate?, outline?, fillContains?, resolve?, draw? }`.
+- `load(model, raw, diag)`: validate and compile the module's keys after the core loader.
+- `model` / `value` / `interpolate`: new animatable value kinds use the player's existing slots and
+  sampling; a module declares their value type and default.
+- `outline(player, node)`: the node's current outline for hit testing.
+- `fillContains(player, node, outline, x, y)`: optional local-space fill containment override;
+  undefined delegates to the base fill rule. It does not replace stroke/padding distance.
+- `draw`: the module's contribution to the **draw layer** (§3.1). Modules never produce SVG
+  elements, attributes or canvas calls.
+
+A shape `feature` may name alternatives separated by `|` (currently `bind|machine` for
+transition actions). At least one must be declared. Nested expression strings still require bind.
+The schema retains this feature annotation; semantic evaluation follows SPEC §bind and §machine.
+
+### Generic AniML fields
+
+Node object/map/union fields without a structural `element` use JSON-valued attributes.
+Node fields with an `element` retain child forms; focus uses this existing node-field path.
+
+Module entries may target `state`, `transition` (AniML `<on>`), `layer`, `timeline`,
+and `listener`. Both compiler and decompiler derive their attributes from the live
+registry shapes, including each shape's `markup` alias. Unknown attributes still fail
+with `unknown-attribute`; JSON spellings do not bypass an alias. Number, bool, string,
+and tuple fields retain their ordinary attribute forms. Compound object/map/array/union fields
+use JSON-valued attributes (normal XML escaping applies); existing listener `set`,
+`fire` and `toggle` retain their assignment/name-list syntax. Structural containers
+(`states`, `on`, `pose`, `tracks`, `events`) remain children. Scalar module fields on
+`document` also become `<anima>` attributes. Compound document fields opt in to a
+JSON-valued attribute by declaring an explicit `markup` name without an `element`;
+this preserves existing structural containers. No per-module compiler hook is needed
+for these attributes; `packages/markup/test/module-fields.test.ts` covers all five
+non-node targets, aliases, compounds and rejection of unknown fields. Descriptor
+caches last one compilation, so late registration is visible to the next compile.
+Layer/listener fields are reset and recomposed with the registry like state/timeline
+fields; separately bundled browser markup reads the runtime's live document shape.
+
+Components owns a composed `eventKinds` registry (`modules/components/core/events.ts`).
+Its resolver accepts local scene kinds only when their owning feature is declared, or validates
+an exact dotted component output address. Companion modules extend it during `init` with
+`registerEventKinds`; recomposition starts from legacy kinds each time. The registry lives on
+the composed components module so independently bundled entries share it. A module never deletes
+another module's diagnostics. This follows the metadata/ownership split discussed in
+`docs/research/rive-format-and-graph.md` and the host-routing concerns in
+`docs/research/rive-web-runtime.md`.
+
+The machine/focus condition seam is `Player.machineFocus?: (nodeId: string) => boolean`.
+Focus supplies the reader and wakes `player.onChange` when ownership changes; machine
+only reads it during transition evaluation. Missing reader means no node owns focus.
+
+### 3.1 The draw layer
+
+Between the player and every renderer sits one renderer-neutral description of what to draw:
+
+- **Draw tree** (static per document, built once at load): one entry per drawn node — a group
+  (children, isolation for masks/blends), or a shape — plus the document's shared resources
+  (gradients, mask and clip sources) referenced by id. Built by core for 0.1 nodes and extended by
+  each module's `draw.tree` hook.
+- **Draw frame** (per frame, from the player): for every entry its resolved values — local
+  transform, opacity, visibility; geometry (`path` data, or a primitive `circle` / `rect` /
+  `ellipse` the backend may draw natively); paints in order (fill or stroke; solid colour or
+  colour slot, linear / radial gradient with resolved stops; width, cap, join, dash array and
+  offset in grid units, trim, position); clip and mask references with their mode; blend mode.
+  Module `draw.frame` hooks fill in what they own. Unchanged entries are reported unchanged, so a
+  retained backend diffs cheaply.
+- **Backends** turn draw data into output: the **SVG backend** (retained DOM in `<anima-icon>`,
+  and `toSVG` for static output — the default for icons and the only one in core + web), and the
+  **canvas backend** (optional module, `@anima-format/web/canvas`, needed for rigging, meshes and
+  large scenes). A backend may decline a feature it cannot draw faithfully by reporting
+  `unsupported-render` with the feature name; conformance renders every case in every backend and
+  compares pixels within a tolerance.
+
+The SVG backend keeps the retained-SVG rules (docs/ARCHITECTURE.md): transforms on `<g>` wrappers
+only, attributes always present, masks attached for the document's life. The draw layer must not
+grow core + web for icon documents: `tools/size.ts` measures it.
+
+### Backend contract and Canvas2D seam
+
+`drawTree(model)` returns the document's stable `DrawTree`, built after successful load validation.
+`nodes` is indexed by document node index, with `parent`, `children` and `roots` in authored order.
+Each entry declares group/geometry kind, knockout radius and optional compositing references;
+`resources` identifies shared gradients and mask/clip sources by node index and paint key.
+A knockout isolates the preceding siblings in its parent list; its source geometry cuts those
+siblings with the specified stroke expansion. Blend/mask groups preserve that isolation.
+
+`drawFrame(player)` returns a cached `DrawFrame` with `revision`, `tree`, `viewBox`, `nodes` and
+`changed` indices. A frame is a live view: its arrays update on the next resolved revision.
+Unchanged node records retain object identity. `changed` describes that revision's potentially
+changed entries (static dependency lists include spatial source/ancestor changes); a consumer remembers
+`revision` and ignores a repeated revision. It does not drain `Player.takeDirty()`.
+Both arrays are dense and have equal length when `drawFrame` returns: each allocated tree index
+has a complete frame record, including detached slots. Dynamic producers initialize new slots
+as hidden identity groups and retire slots by hiding their frame record, never by deleting it.
+Retired slots may be reused only after detaching obsolete parent/resource references. A new Player
+constructed from a player-owned model starts from the document's original tree, not another
+player's allocated slots. Backends may index every allocated slot; SVG traverses only attached
+roots/children and canvas computes matrices for the entire dense frame. Neither backend should
+paper over an incomplete producer with a missing-node fallback. Remapping a child frame preserves
+its sibling ranks; absent child ranks use the child document indices, not recycled destination
+indices (which can run in the opposite order).
+`DrawNode` supplies local affine `transform`, opacity, visibility, geometry and ordered paints.
+Compositing adds world matrices, source indices, mask mode/sourceDraws, clip rule, blend and a
+resolved sibling `DrawFrame.order` rank table; absent ranks mean authored order. A backend draws source subtrees
+independently of whether `sourceDraws` hides their ordinary drawing. Source ancestor transforms
+apply, ancestor opacity/visibility do not. Geometry clips ignore source paint and visibility.
+
+Colours are literal colours/`currentColor` or `{slot, fallback}`. Gradient coordinates/stops are
+resolved in local grid space; stops already obey the nondecreasing rule. Paints may override `geometry` with a resolved path (for ordered stroke effects and winding
+compilation), independently of the node outline and other paints. Entries may carry an authored
+JSON `pointer` for exact backend diagnostics. Paints include fill rule,
+visibility, stroke width/cap/join, trim fractions/offset, dashes in local grid units, position
+and scale mode. Relative authored dashes also retain `dashNormalized`/`dashOffsetNormalized`
+fractions so SVG can preserve normalized pathLength output, including zero-length outlines;
+Canvas2D uses the resolved grid-unit `dash`/`dashOffset` directly.
+A Canvas2D backend can traverse the same groups and primitives/paths, resolve colours from its host,
+apply transforms/opacity, use ordered paints, and isolate masks/blends in offscreen surfaces.
+Fixed strokes follow the viewport semantics in SPEC; a backend must not approximate nonuniform
+scales with a scalar inverse. No SVG attributes, element tags or canvas calls occur in module draw
+hooks. The optional `modules/canvas/web/renderer.ts` backend implements this traversal. Its heavy web
+entry has an 8192 B incremental budget; it adds no core registry feature. The host's renderer
+factory seam provides draw/layout, connect/disconnect/destroy and inverse pointer mapping.
+`renderer="canvas"` opts in; SVG remains the default. Offscreen surfaces are pooled per renderer
+and used only for opacity, masking, knockout lists, feathering and outside strokes. Unsupported
+features emit `unsupported-render` with a feature name, source pointer, message and hint; see the
+canvas chapter in SPEC and the browser comparison README for the explicit limits.
+
+SVG registers separate `SVGBackend.tree/attrs` functions. `sceneTree` and `attrs` remain SVG backend
+APIs for existing callers; they consume the draw tree/frame. Optional web compositing also installs
+its retained DOM reorder function. The base 0.1 runtime has no compositing reorder implementation.
+Registry entry targets `node` and `painted` apply to every matching current or subsequently
+registered node type; feature attribution remains with the declaring module.
+`Module.init(registry, shapes)` receives the active runtime's module and shape registries, so
+separately bundled modules share the same registry objects rather than private copies.
+It also supplies `resolveAddress`, the active runtime’s address resolver, so a separately bundled
+bind module can target properties installed by other modules.
+
+## 4. Size
+
+Each browser module has its own budget (`docs/parity/README.md`), measured like the markup module:
+`gzip(bundle(web + module)) − gzip(bundle(web))`, enforced by `tools/size.ts`. The core + web
+budget (30 KB then; 24 KB since the owner's size gates of 2026-11-07) covers the hook points only. P4a-4 additionally targets its 16697 B baseline.
+Paint is limited to 5120 B, composite to 4096 B, bind to 2048 B and markup to 8192 B incremental.
+Paint is limited to 5120 B, composite to 4096 B, assets to 2048 B and markup to 8192 B incremental.
+
+## 5. Conformance and oracles
+
+Every feature ships with: the spec section (a `## <feature>` chapter in `spec/SPEC.md`), registry
+entries, diagnostics with tests, conformance cases (`spec/conformance/<feature>-*/`, authored as
+`case.animl`), an AniML example with its `.ani`, CLI support, a size check and, where Rive has the
+same capability, an oracle case (`tests/oracle/<case>/`, see `docs/parity/README.md`). Where an
+algorithm closely follows Rive's MIT runtime, the spec says so and `NOTICE` carries the
+attribution.
+
+### Unfinished capability probes
+
+`node tools/new-capability.ts <row-id> [--module <name>] [--dry-run]` creates TODO evidence without
+changing the row's status. A conformance or oracle directory may contain `todo.json` with
+`status: "todo"` and a nonempty `reason`. Runners report these as pending TODO tests; they are never
+passing conformance or parity evidence. AniML generation/corpus validation omits marked conformance
+sources. Invalid markers are errors. Completed oracle manifest entries cannot retain this marker.
+Remove it only after authoring the actual probe, independent expectations/reference frames and
+compiled `.ani`. Existing unmarked cases retain their validation and comparison behavior.
+
+### Geometry value hooks (paint)
+
+The paint geometry implementation also uses optional module hooks:
+- value(addr, value, pointer, diag) validates/compiles a module-defined path value during
+  track and pose loading; path values are strings in the player's slots.
+- interpolate(a, b, weight) samples and blends those strings; returns undefined for
+  value kinds the module does not handle.
+- outline(player, node) supplies current local polylines for hit testing; returns
+  undefined to retain core geometry. Paint uses its SVG path construction and the
+  existing flattening convention for parametric shapes, corners and animated paths.
+
+The normal number, boolean and colour slots retain their existing sampling behaviour.
+
+### Post-state bindings
+
+`Model.bindings` optionally maps an address to `(scope: ReadonlyMap<string, number | boolean>) =>
+Value`. The loader registers bound addresses in `Model.addrs`; the player evaluates these functions
+against applied inputs after layer resolution and before clamping. Bind's exported `expression`
+compiler takes named input types and `evaluate` takes a compiled expression and input scope.
+Components can reuse the evaluator for instance inputs without coupling it to a document/player.
+
+### Nested-player seam (components)
+
+`Module.resolve(model, diag)` runs after nodes/inputs are compiled and before timeline, listener
+and transition references resolve. Components use it to validate child models and expose scoped
+input/event references to existing semantic validation. `Model.nesting(player)` creates an
+optional `PlayerExtension` for input forwarding, local pointer routing, stepping and scoped
+inspection. The base player owns no component policy. `draw.end(player, frame)` runs after all
+local node hooks, so nested sibling ranks can be appended after the parent compositing pass. Child
+draw entries are appended to the parent tree; the components final draw hook supplies their
+resolved draw records and remaps resources.
+`Module.init` also receives the active runtime's `load` and `Player`, preserving registry identity
+when optional browser modules arrive as separate bundles.
+
+Formatter-only registry shapes may specify `format: <shape>` to reuse canonical key ordering
+without changing structural validation. Components reuse the document shape for their nested
+self-contained documents. Module initialization also receives the active `nodeShape` resolver;
+components derive reserved input names from the instance shape, including optional node keys.
+
+### Playback hooks (motion)
+
+Registry entries may also target `timeline`, `state`, and `transition`; recomposition
+resets these shape tables as it does nodes. A refinement with `feature: ''` preserves
+an existing base field's spelling; motion validates its expanded speed range against
+the document requirement. `Module.ease` extends left-key/transition weight parsing;
+`Module.track` compiles a custom `TrackM.sample(time)` for module value kinds/curves.
+`Prop.discrete` marks an address whose state crossfade replaces rather than interpolates.
+
+`Model.playback(player)` constructs a per-player `PlaybackPolicy` before state entry.
+It supplies local time, completion duration and a source-clock `finished` predicate, event
+crossings, reduced-motion endpoint handling, extra transition gating/carry, optional transform
+origin, and post-binding composition before clamping. Absent this factory, the 0.1 paths are unchanged. The
+base player exposes `writes()` for exact active/fading address coverage and an
+`onChange` wake callback. The active registry supplies its own `Player`, `sampleTrack`
+and `mixValues` so separately bundled modules share sampling and value interpolation
+with other modules. Motion's API implementation and clock policy live in its module,
+not in core/web. It needs no SVG backend; its scaffold backend is an empty declaration.
+
+### Event reporting hooks
+
+`Model.reportEvents(player, events)` resolves optional payloads after local state/binding
+resolution and before nested-player events are appended. Components can keep spreading each
+child event unchanged while scoping its name/layer. `Model.eventSignal(events,kind,layer,state)`
+observes state exit, transition entry and completed fades without adding event policy to core.
+It also receives the owning player and transition identity; per-player action tracking stays in
+events. `Model.eventNames` exposes module-declared names to component scope validation.
+`Model.timelineMarkers(timeline)` supplies optional synthetic crossing markers; core samples
+them through the same crossing algorithm, excluding the interval's initial endpoint.
+`PlaybackPolicy.events` accepts an optional event list so motion can apply its existing work
+area, reverse, carry and controlled-clock rules without mutating timeline definitions.
+The optional web `AnimaIcon.eventHook(icon,kind,detail)` observes host stepping, drawing,
+controls, cleanup and load failure. Events owns subscriptions, navigation policy and Web Audio;
+core retains no DOM or audio implementation. Absent these hooks the original paths remain.
+
+### Interaction and event policy composition
+
+A playback policy that copies transitions for per-player clocks provides optional
+`transition(copy)` to recover the canonical model transition. Core uses that identity for event
+lifecycle metadata; motion policies without copies need no hook. Wrapping policies forward
+`finished` and explicit event marker sources, retaining SPEC §5's time-boundary rule.
+Components preserves a copy of its composed event kinds when browser AniML replays the module
+in a separate registry. `event:` is the events-owned local namespace; events validates its exact
+name and keeps reactions queued to the next step. Input/focus scene kinds and dotted component
+outputs retain their existing dispatch rules.
+
+
+### Typed guards and player-aware keys
+
+Optional modules can install `Model.guardLiterals[name](argument, propertyPath)` during resolve.
+Core recognizes a JSON string argument in a direct comparison, delegates property/name validation,
+and compiles equality/inequality against the typed value; returning undefined or using an ordering
+operator is `guard-literal`. `nested` supplies `component`; existing data-owned `asset` literals
+retain their current implementation. This does not extend numeric bind functions.
+
+`Model.keyValue(addr, raw, pointer, diags)` optionally compiles a track endpoint into a `KeyValue`:
+a literal or `(player) => Value`. Core passes the owner to `sampleTrack(track,time,player)` and to
+custom `track.sample(time,player)`. Motion's independent TimelineInstances pass their owner too.
+Custom samplers must resolve dynamic endpoints per sample; shared TrackM objects stay immutable.
+Motion owns path validation, markup and live channel diagnostics. Core/web add only these hooks.
+
+### Optional paint frame sources
+
+`componentpaint` contributes `DrawPaint.component`, a resolved independent `DrawFrame`, plus a
+`componentpaint` resource carrying its tree and sibling ranks. Core draw data carries no DOM or rendering callbacks.
+The shape's JSON `fill.paint` is AniML `paint`; the paint module's registered-source attribute
+check allows it to supply a fill without a flat color. Paint validation delegates this field to
+its owning module. Both renderer backends consume the same source frame.
+
+The canvas module exposes an optional `CanvasSourceHost.canvasSources` hook array on the active
+`AnimaIcon` constructor. A hook receives a DrawPaint, the target context, and a function that
+rasterizes any resolved DrawFrame into a requested offscreen width/height. Returning undefined
+delegates; a CanvasPattern supplies the style. Recursive offscreen draws save/restore frame,
+viewport, world matrices, mask-source visibility, diagnostic source and surface dimensions. Hooks never advance
+players. Source backend limitations identify the consuming paint field. Async images use the owning renderer's existing ready/invalidation lifecycle. This seam
+adds bytes only to canvas and optional source modules, not core+web.
+
+### Keyed resources and text backend seams (P6-1)
+
+Structural `ElementForm` descriptors may declare `root` (the document map key) and `mapKey` (the
+child attribute used as its resource name). A node target may likewise declare `mapKey`; the name
+is removed from the stored map value. An array target without a `wrapper` stores the child object
+directly. Text's dedicated authoring hook consumes these forms; its manifest generates the compiler
+slot and browser hook registration. Structural field names still derive from registry shapes.
+
+Static SVG `El.text` carries escaped character content. The optional text web entry installs its
+own DOM subtree updater through `orderSVG`, keeping the base browser renderer byte-identical.
+Canvas's optional `canvasShapes` hooks receive the transformed context, draw node and the existing
+brush resolver; returning true consumes the drawable. A hook restores any context changes it makes.
+These seams carry no font measurement or layout implementation into core + web.
+
+Chained `orderSVG` wrappers use configurable descriptors and retain the previous callback, as in
+the lists, component-paint and text entries. Direct assignment can invoke an existing backend
+setter and introduce a callback cycle. Browser integration tests cover both import orders.