nodality 1.2.9 → 1.2.11

package/dist/designer.cjs.js.LICENSE.txt

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@
  */
 
 /*!
- * nodality v1.2.8
+ * nodality v1.2.10
  * (c) 2026 Filip Vabrousek
  * License: MIT
  */
@@ -107,33 +107,6 @@
  * Pure — no DOM, safe to import anywhere.
  */
 
-/*!
- * transition.js — driving transition progress. Phase T4.
- *
- * The pipeline already renders any `t` you hand it (phases T1–T3). This
- * module is only about WHERE t comes from: a timeline, a scroll range, a
- * drag, a test. It owns no pixels.
- *
- *     import { progressTimeline } from "nodality/transition";
- *
- *     const tl = progressTimeline(pipeline, { duration: 600 });
- *     tl.to(1);            // play forward
- *     tl.to(0);            // reverse — from wherever it is NOW
- *     tl.bindScroll("#section");
- *     tl.set(0.37);        // deterministic, for tests and gestures
- *
- * The one property everything rests on: **retargeting starts from the
- * current value, never from zero.** Interrupting a half-finished morph
- * and sending it back is `to(0)`, and it continues from 0.5 rather than
- * snapping. That falls out of `t` being an input rather than a timer
- * (P-1) — there is no timeline state to unwind, only a number to move.
- *
- * Duration scales with the distance actually travelled, so a reversal
- * from the midpoint takes half as long as a full play. A fixed duration
- * makes short corrections feel sluggish and is the usual reason
- * interruptible animation feels wrong.
- */
-
 /*!
  * webmcp-adapter.js — the derived surface, made callable.
  *