attaform 0.25.0 → 0.27.0

package/dist/shared/{attaform.B3cgZE3c.d.ts → attaform.CC_y1_Ej.d.ts}

@@ -1,5 +1,37 @@
 import { z } from 'zod';
-import { G as GenericForm, u as FlatPath, O as NestedType, F as FormKey, U as UseFormConfiguration, a as AbstractSchema, ar as AcceptableDefaults, af as ValidateOnConfig, b as UseFormReturnType } from './attaform.i_LA3X9o.js';
+import { G as GenericForm, s as FlatPath, B as NestedType, F as FormKey, U as UseFormConfiguration, A as AbstractSchema, aq as AcceptableDefaults, ae as ValidateOnConfig, a as UseFormReturnType } from './attaform.C3WnCDXz.js';
+
+/**
+ * The Zod v4 schema roots `useForm` accepts. A fixed-shape
+ * `z.object({ … })` is the common case; `z.record(K, V)` admits a
+ * dictionary form (a homogeneous map with runtime-known keys);
+ * `z.discriminatedUnion(disc, [...])` admits a variant form (one of
+ * several object shapes, picked by a discriminator). Each projects to
+ * a `GenericForm`-shaped value the form engine drives: an object root
+ * descends into its fixed keys, a record root treats its entries as an
+ * open live-keyed container, a variant root lifts the active variant's
+ * keys into one addressable surface.
+ *
+ * Other roots (a bare `z.union`, a root `z.array`, primitives,
+ * `z.map` / `z.set`) are not form roots; wrap them under a key. The
+ * adapter's runtime construction rejects them with a legible error.
+ *
+ * `z.ZodObject` MUST keep its `z.ZodRawShape` argument, and the
+ * discriminated-union arm MUST stay fully applied. The unified entry's
+ * v4 overload constrains on `SupportedRootSchema & ZodV4Internals` to
+ * keep v3 schemas out (see `../unified/types-zod-major.ts`). In a
+ * single-major (v3-only) consumer install, the published `.d.mts`
+ * resolves this `z` to v3, where a bare or under-applied Zod class is
+ * missing its required arguments and degrades to an `any`-like error
+ * type; `any` then absorbs the union and `any & ZodV4Internals`
+ * collapses back to `any`, so the marker stops excluding v3 schemas and
+ * the read slot poisons to `never`. `z.ZodRecord` carries defaults for
+ * both arguments, so it stays concrete in either major.
+ * `z.ZodDiscriminatedUnion` does NOT (v3 requires both arguments, and
+ * its parameter order is the reverse of v4's), so the arm is written
+ * fully applied; the v3-only bundled-types fixture guards it.
+ */
+type SupportedRootSchema = z.ZodObject<z.ZodRawShape> | z.ZodRecord | z.ZodDiscriminatedUnion<readonly z.ZodObject<z.ZodRawShape>[], string>;
 
 /**
  * The shape `form.values.<key>` returns at runtime.
@@ -120,38 +152,6 @@ type StorageLeaf<L> = InputIsUnknown<L> extends true ? unknown : L extends {
     };
 } ? Out : never;
 
-/**
- * The Zod v4 schema roots `useForm` accepts. A fixed-shape
- * `z.object({ … })` is the common case; `z.record(K, V)` admits a
- * dictionary form (a homogeneous map with runtime-known keys);
- * `z.discriminatedUnion(disc, [...])` admits a variant form (one of
- * several object shapes, picked by a discriminator). Each projects to
- * a `GenericForm`-shaped value the form engine drives: an object root
- * descends into its fixed keys, a record root treats its entries as an
- * open live-keyed container, a variant root lifts the active variant's
- * keys into one addressable surface.
- *
- * Other roots (a bare `z.union`, a root `z.array`, primitives,
- * `z.map` / `z.set`) are not form roots; wrap them under a key. The
- * adapter's runtime construction rejects them with a legible error.
- *
- * `z.ZodObject` MUST keep its `z.ZodRawShape` argument, and the
- * discriminated-union arm MUST stay fully applied. The unified entry's
- * v4 overload constrains on `SupportedRootSchema & ZodV4Internals` to
- * keep v3 schemas out (see `../unified/types-zod-major.ts`). In a
- * single-major (v3-only) consumer install, the published `.d.mts`
- * resolves this `z` to v3, where a bare or under-applied Zod class is
- * missing its required arguments and degrades to an `any`-like error
- * type; `any` then absorbs the union and `any & ZodV4Internals`
- * collapses back to `any`, so the marker stops excluding v3 schemas and
- * the read slot poisons to `never`. `z.ZodRecord` carries defaults for
- * both arguments, so it stays concrete in either major.
- * `z.ZodDiscriminatedUnion` does NOT (v3 requires both arguments, and
- * its parameter order is the reverse of v4's), so the arm is written
- * fully applied; the v3-only bundled-types fixture guards it.
- */
-type SupportedRootSchema = z.ZodObject<z.ZodRawShape> | z.ZodRecord | z.ZodDiscriminatedUnion<readonly z.ZodObject<z.ZodRawShape>[], string>;
-
 /**
  * Zod v4 adapter entry point. Re-exports the adapter + the useForm
  * wrapper that threads zod-v4-specific schema types through