dsh-theme-endfield 1.1.9 → 1.2.3

package/docs/glass.md

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-# Optional frosted glass
-
-The `glass` setting is `off` by default. `subtle`, `standard` and `strong` add
-bounded local blur (8/14/22 px) to the docked right panel. The composer card
-receives the same opaque glass fill **without** the backdrop filter, and the
-sidebar receives a static tint/sheen only. Text, native geometry and the selected
-palette remain under the theme's existing control. Dark surfaces use their own
-opacity levels. Fullscreen panels, dialogs, code blocks and menus are excluded.
-
-The composer card deliberately keeps no `backdrop-filter`: a backdrop filter
-(like any filter) makes the element the containing block for `position: fixed`
-descendants. The send-button tooltip is fixed-positioned from viewport
-coordinates, so blurring the card resolved the tooltip's coords against the
-shrunk card box — clipping it past the card's right edge and making its
-ResizeObserver re-measure in a loop (visible layout jitter). Reported in
-issue #19; keeping the opaque tint preserves the glass look at none of the cost.
-
-Unsupported backdrop filters use a .96 opaque fill; reduced-transparency uses
-an opaque fill and removes blur. Disabling the theme removes the material
-attribute and stylesheet. Stronger tiers increase opacity as well as blur, so
-background motion competes less with foreground text. Blur still has a GPU cost;
-this feature is not a performance optimization and does not promise video FPS.
-
-Table hover now uses a 15% accent tint over the base surface with normal text,
-while text selection retains the full accent with black text. This addresses
-issue #18 independently of whether glass is enabled.
-
-Validation: `npm run test:glass` (Node 22+, Chrome/Edge; `CHROME_PATH` supported)
-checks four light/dark × valley/Wuling combinations, all opacity/blur tiers,
-stable geometry, AA text contrast on hovered/selected cells, reduced-transparency,
-fullscreen exclusion and teardown. The browser fixture uses isolated temporary
-profiles and no account or model requests.
+# Optional frosted glass
+
+The `glass` setting is `off` by default. `subtle`, `standard` and `strong` add
+bounded local blur (8/14/22 px) to the docked right panel. The composer card
+receives the same opaque glass fill **without** the backdrop filter, and the
+sidebar receives a static tint/sheen only. Text, native geometry and the selected
+palette remain under the theme's existing control. Dark surfaces use their own
+opacity levels. Fullscreen panels, dialogs, code blocks and menus are excluded.
+
+The composer card deliberately keeps no `backdrop-filter`: a backdrop filter
+(like any filter) makes the element the containing block for `position: fixed`
+descendants. The send-button tooltip is fixed-positioned from viewport
+coordinates, so blurring the card resolved the tooltip's coords against the
+shrunk card box — clipping it past the card's right edge and making its
+ResizeObserver re-measure in a loop (visible layout jitter). Keeping the opaque
+tint preserves the glass look at none of the cost.
+
+Unsupported backdrop filters use a .96 opaque fill; reduced-transparency uses
+an opaque fill and removes blur. Disabling the theme removes the material
+attribute and stylesheet. Stronger tiers increase opacity as well as blur, so
+background motion competes less with foreground text. Blur still has a GPU cost;
+this feature is not a performance optimization and does not promise video FPS.
+
+Table hover now uses a 15% accent tint over the base surface with normal text,
+while text selection retains the full accent with black text. This addresses
+issue #18 independently of whether glass is enabled.
+
+Validation: `npm run test:glass` (Node 22+, Chrome/Edge; `CHROME_PATH` supported)
+checks four light/dark × valley/Wuling combinations, all opacity/blur tiers,
+stable geometry, AA text contrast on hovered/selected cells, reduced-transparency,
+fullscreen exclusion and teardown. The browser fixture uses isolated temporary
+profiles and no account or model requests.