vireglass 2.1.0 → 2.3.0

package/README.md

@@ -87,6 +87,43 @@ and variegation of what lies under it. That is what the adaptation layer reads.
 > **WebGL does not see the DOM**, so this renderer refracts only what it drew itself — hence the
 > `scene` callback. For glass over your actual page, use `vireglass/dom` below.
 
+### GPU backdrop
+
+`scene` costs a CPU rasterize and a `texSubImage2D` upload every frame. If your backdrop is
+already a GPU simulation — a fluid, a shader animation, a video frame — draw it straight into the
+texture the lens samples with `backdrop` instead, in the same WebGL2 context, no canvas and no
+readback:
+
+```ts
+import { createProgram, drawFullscreenTriangle, FULLSCREEN_TRIANGLE_VERTEX_SOURCE } from 'vireglass/web';
+
+let program: WebGLProgram | undefined;
+
+renderer.render({
+  density: devicePixelRatio,
+  debug: 'normal',
+  pieces: [/* ... */],
+  backdrop: (gl, target) => {
+    program ??= createProgram(gl, FULLSCREEN_TRIANGLE_VERTEX_SOURCE, MY_FRAGMENT_SOURCE);
+    gl.bindFramebuffer(gl.FRAMEBUFFER, target.framebuffer);
+    gl.viewport(0, 0, target.width, target.height);
+    gl.useProgram(program);
+    drawFullscreenTriangle(gl);
+  },
+});
+```
+
+`backdrop: (gl: WebGL2RenderingContext, target: { framebuffer, width, height }) => void` takes
+over from `scene` entirely — exactly one of the two is required. The pass may render through as
+many of its own FBOs first as it likes; it must finish by drawing into `target.framebuffer`.
+
+**Orientation.** The texture this FBO wraps is top-row-first (row 0 is the scene's top row), and
+that row sits at `gl_FragCoord.y = 0` — the window-coordinate bottom, not the top. A pass that
+blits an ordinary image (loaded the normal way, via `texImage2D`) needs no flip at all:
+`texture(src, gl_FragCoord.xy / size)` lands it correctly. A pass that treats increasing `y` as
+its own "up", the natural convention for a physics simulation, has to flip before this final
+write, or its top ends up stored as the scene's bottom.
+
 ## Live DOM
 
 ```ts
@@ -219,10 +256,13 @@ preference; `applyGlassScale` gives that preference its own axis, ultra clear to
 ## Quality gates
 
 ```bash
+npm run check:english # every tracked file is English
 npm run typecheck
 npm test
 npm run check:glsl   # both shaders compile and link as GLSL ES 3.0
+npm run check:agsl   # ...and are valid SkSL, which is what Android runs
 npm run check:optics
+npm run check:backdrop # the GPU backdrop path reproduces the scene path, pixel for pixel
 npm run check:law    # every calibrated number is in src/law.ts, cited or named unmeasured
 npm run check:dom    # a real browser: the glass bends live DOM, and only where it should
 npm run check:package # packs, installs into an empty project, loads every entry point
@@ -281,7 +321,7 @@ timestamp so the claims can be checked. No Apple code, assets or footage is incl
 distributed with this package.
 
 Every calibrated number lives in `src/law.ts` with its provenance, and `check:law` names the ones
-that have none: **42 of 120** today. See [`docs/law.md`](docs/law.md).
+that have none: **43 of 121** today. See [`docs/law.md`](docs/law.md).
 
 ## License
 

package/dist/{chunk-3PGYF2NK.js → chunk-CTTZNZFV.js}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 import { CONFIRMATIONS, FLIP_LUMA, RETURN_LUMA } from './chunk-JNRZNMJJ.js';
-import { SCALE, SCROLL_EDGE, ACCENT, ACCESSIBILITY, BODY, SPRING } from './chunk-TTOKBARR.js';
+import { SCALE, SCROLL_EDGE, ACCENT, ACCESSIBILITY, BODY, SPRING } from './chunk-MMPK6DCK.js';
 
 // src/accent.ts
 var clamp01 = (v) => v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v;
@@ -356,5 +356,5 @@ function createGroupState(sink) {
 }
 
 export { GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT, GRADIENT, NO_ACCESSIBILITY, SCROLL_EDGE_ENGAGE_DP, SETTLE, SMOOTH, accentAmount, accentTone, aggregate, applyAccessibility, applyAppear, applyGlassScale, concentricFit, concentricInset, concentricRadius, contrastRimLuma, createDeform, createGroupState, elasticAllowed, probeValuesAt, raiseIntoGlass, resolveShape, scrollEdgeReachDp, scrollEdgeStrength, scrollEdgeStyle, shadowTint, smoothPlane };
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-3PGYF2NK.js.map
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-3PGYF2NK.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-CTTZNZFV.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-CTTZNZFV.js.map

package/dist/{chunk-3PGYF2NK.js.map → chunk-CTTZNZFV.js.map}

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It fades with the rest.\n    legibility: optics.legibility * a,\n  };\n}\n","// The colour that bleeds into a shadow (docs/reference.md §4, 219 @8:22): \"the light reflects,\n// scatters, and bleeds into the shadow as well — much like it would in the physical world.\"\n//\n// JS twin of the lens surface's `vgShadowTint`. A shadow that is simply black leaves an element\n// over colourful content hanging above a grey blob, which reads as pasted on rather than resting\n// there.\n\nconst LUMA: readonly [number, number, number] = [0.2126, 0.7152, 0.0722];\n\nconst luma = (c: readonly [number, number, number]) => c[0] * LUMA[0] + c[1] * LUMA[1] + c[2] * LUMA[2];\n\n/**\n * Hue without lightness, scaled by how much light there is to bleed. Lightness is subtracted out\n * of the hue on purpose: left in, the shadow PALES and loses its depth instead of warming up. And\n * over a nearly black backdrop there is nothing to spill, so the result goes to zero on its own.\n */\nexport function shadowTint(ambient: readonly [number, number, number]): [number, number, number] {\n  const peak = Math.max(ambient[0], ambient[1], ambient[2], 0.001);\n  const hue: [number, number, number] = [ambient[0] / peak, ambient[1] / peak, ambient[2] / peak];\n  const grey = luma(hue);\n  const available = luma(ambient);\n  return [(hue[0] - grey) * available, (hue[1] - grey) * available, (hue[2] - grey) * available];\n}\n","// The element's response to a finger — PART OF THE MATERIAL, not the app: the springs here\n// describe what the medium feels like, exactly the way ior describes what it looks like through.\n// Keeping them with the consumer would mean web and Android end up with two different glasses\n// under one name.\n//\n// It's the FIELD around the touch point that deforms (vgTouchWarp in sdf.ts), so four values are\n// computed here: where it was touched, how far it's being dragged, how deep the press is, and\n// what wave is currently running.\n//\n// The key point: drag is anchored to the touch BLOB. Pull the right edge and the right edge\n// moves, the left stays put; the finger has area, not a point — the plateau inside `vgTouchWarp`.\n// Scaling the shape's bounding box isn't an option: that would make a rightward pull also bulge\n// the left side, which liquid doesn't do.\n//\n//   PRESS is viscous: it dents shallow and releases slowly.\n//   DRAG is thick: the body noticeably lags the finger, travel is short, and on release it snaps\n//   back quickly with almost no overshoot. A wide, springy overshoot would be liquid jelly, not\n//   dense glass.\n//   WAVE: touch and lift-off each throw a short ring that decays within a quarter second.\n\nimport { ACCESSIBILITY, SPRING } from './law';\n\nexport type DeformSample = {\n  /** Touch point relative to the element's center, CSS pixels. */\n  touchX: number;\n  touchY: number;\n  pullX: number;\n  pullY: number;\n  press: number;\n  active: number;\n  /** Wave amplitude in CSS pixels and its phase in turns. */\n  waveAmp: number;\n  wavePhase: number;\n};\n\n/**\n * `elastic: false` is reduced motion (§9): the spring and the ripple are the material's elastic\n * properties and stop, the press stays and is damped. An element that goes dead under the setting\n * would not be reduced motion — it would be no feedback at all, and the press is what lights the\n * element from within (§5), which is light rather than movement.\n */\nexport type DeformOptions = { elastic?: boolean };\n\nexport function createDeform(options: DeformOptions = {}) {\n  let elastic = options.elastic !== false;\n  let pressCeiling = elastic ? 1 : ACCESSIBILITY.stillPress;\n  let touchX = 0;\n  let touchY = 0;\n  let targetTouchX = 0;\n  let targetTouchY = 0;\n  let pullX = 0;\n  let pullY = 0;\n  let vx = 0;\n  let vy = 0;\n  let targetX = 0;\n  let targetY = 0;\n  let held = false;\n  let press = 0;\n  let active = 0;\n  let waveAmp = 0;\n  let wavePhase = 0;\n\n  /** `x`, `y` — touch point relative to the element's center, CSS pixels. */\n  function grab(x: number, y: number, waveStart: number): void {\n    // Rest is checked BEFORE the grab: idle() looks at !held, and after `held = true` it's\n    // always false — the point would then jump even on a first touch of a resting element.\n    const atRest = idle();\n    held = true;\n    targetTouchX = x;\n    targetTouchY = y;\n    // On a resting element the finger lands instantly; if it hasn't settled yet from the\n    // previous touch, the point travels there over a couple of frames. An instant jump tears the\n    // deformation, and on rapid taps that reads as jitter.\n    if (atRest) {\n      touchX = x;\n      touchY = y;\n    }\n    targetX = 0;\n    targetY = 0;\n    // Impulses ADD UP rather than restart, and phase isn't reset: resetting it would cut off a\n    // running wave mid-period, which is exactly what causes a jolt on rapid clicks.\n    if (elastic) waveAmp = Math.min(waveAmp + waveStart, waveStart * SPRING.waveCapOnGrab);\n  }\n\n  function drag(dx: number, dy: number, limit: number): void {\n    if (!held || !elastic) return;\n    const len = Math.hypot(dx, dy);\n    // Travel saturates rather than clips: near the limit the finger keeps moving while the field\n    // barely does — that's how a thick liquid behaves once it hits its limit.\n    const scale = len > 1e-3 ? (limit * Math.tanh(len / limit)) / len : 0;\n    targetX = dx * scale;\n    targetY = dy * scale;\n  }\n\n  /** Lifting the finger throws a second wave — weaker than the one from touching down. */\n  function release(waveStart: number): void {\n    held = false;\n    targetX = 0;\n    targetY = 0;\n    if (elastic) waveAmp = Math.min(waveAmp + waveStart, waveStart * SPRING.waveCapOnRelease);\n  }\n\n  function integrate(dt: number): void {\n    const k = held ? SPRING.holdStiffness : SPRING.releaseStiffness;\n    const c = held ? SPRING.holdDamping : SPRING.releaseDamping;\n    vx += (k * (targetX - pullX) - c * vx) * dt;\n    vy += (k * (targetY - pullY) - c * vy) * dt;\n    pullX += vx * dt;\n    pullY += vy * dt;\n\n    const pressTarget = held ? pressCeiling : 0;\n    const tau = held ? SPRING.pressAttack : SPRING.pressRelease;\n    press += (pressTarget - press) * (1 - Math.exp(-dt / tau));\n    active += (pressTarget - active) * (1 - Math.exp(-dt / SPRING.activeFollow));\n\n    // The touch point catches up to the finger fast, but not instantly — see grab().\n    const follow = 1 - Math.exp(-dt / SPRING.pointFollow);\n    touchX += (targetTouchX - touchX) * follow;\n    touchY += (targetTouchY - touchY) * follow;\n\n    wavePhase += dt * SPRING.waveTurnsPerSecond;\n    waveAmp *= Math.exp(-dt / SPRING.waveDecay);\n    if (waveAmp < 0.01) waveAmp = 0;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The step is fixed, the frame isn't: on a software renderer there can be as few as ten frames\n   * a second, and integrating \"however much time passed\" makes the response lag behind real time\n   * (and at a large step the spring can even diverge). So time is caught up in sub-steps.\n   */\n  function step(dt: number): void {\n    let rest = Math.min(Math.max(dt, 0), 0.25);\n    const h = 1 / 120;\n    while (rest > 1e-6) {\n      const slice = Math.min(h, rest);\n      integrate(slice);\n      rest -= slice;\n    }\n    // Settled means exactly at rest. The `idle()` threshold stops rendering, but the values\n    // themselves only approach zero asymptotically, and the element would stay forever very\n    // slightly deformed: invisible to the eye, but a frame-vs-reference comparison would flag the\n    // mismatch forever.\n    if (idle()) {\n      pullX = 0;\n      pullY = 0;\n      vx = 0;\n      vy = 0;\n      press = 0;\n      active = 0;\n      wavePhase = 0;\n    }\n  }\n\n  /** Whether the element has settled — the bench uses this to decide whether to keep drawing frames. */\n  function idle(): boolean {\n    return (\n      !held &&\n      Math.abs(pullX) < 0.05 &&\n      Math.abs(pullY) < 0.05 &&\n      Math.hypot(vx, vy) < 0.5 &&\n      press < 0.004 &&\n      active < 0.004 &&\n      waveAmp === 0\n    );\n  }\n\n  /** The setting can be turned on while the page is open, and a deformation already in flight has\n   *  to stop rather than finish. */\n  function setElastic(on: boolean): void {\n    if (on === elastic) return;\n    elastic = on;\n    pressCeiling = on ? 1 : ACCESSIBILITY.stillPress;\n    if (!on) {\n      pullX = 0;\n      pullY = 0;\n      vx = 0;\n      vy = 0;\n      targetX = 0;\n      targetY = 0;\n      waveAmp = 0;\n      wavePhase = 0;\n    }\n  }\n\n  function sample(): DeformSample {\n    return { touchX, touchY, pullX, pullY, press, active, waveAmp, wavePhase };\n  }\n\n  return { grab, drag, release, step, idle, sample, setElastic };\n}\n\n/**\n * RAISING INTO GLASS (reference §5, M 4:10–4:30). A control that isn't glass at rest — a switch\n * knob, a slider handle — stops being frosted under the finger and becomes a lens: whatever is\n * beneath it shows through.\n *\n * Glass comes in FASTER than frost leaves: the two fractions overlap, otherwise midway through\n * the transition the backdrop flashes through the knob for an instant — a hole where the control\n * should be.\n *\n * Lifting off the backdrop is NOT part of this. The shader's `u_lift` is a direction (\"this kind\n * of element sinks in or rises\"), not a magnitude — how far it has already risen is carried by\n * the press value that `u_lift` gets multiplied by. Returning a third fraction here would mean\n * multiplying press by itself — which is exactly what happened the first time the web bench wired\n * this up.\n */\nexport function raiseIntoGlass(press: number): { glass: number; solid: number } {\n  const t = press < 0 ? 0 : press > 1 ? 1 : press;\n  return { glass: Math.pow(t, 0.6), solid: 1 - Math.pow(t, 1.4) };\n}\n","// System accessibility settings change the material's LAYERS, they don't override it (reference\n// 219 @18:15). So what's adjusted here are EFFECTS, like with toggles: the shader knows nothing\n// about accessibility.\nimport { ACCESSIBILITY, BODY } from './law';\nimport type { VireGlassOptics } from './material';\n\nexport type VireGlassAccessibility = {\n  /** The glass becomes more frosted and hides content beneath it more strongly (219 @18:22). */\n  reduceTransparency: boolean;\n  /** The element moves nearly to black or white and picks up a contrasting border (219 @18:29). */\n  increaseContrast: boolean;\n  /** The material's springiness is turned off, effects are quieter (219 @18:35). */\n  reduceMotion: boolean;\n};\n\nexport const NO_ACCESSIBILITY: VireGlassAccessibility = {\n  reduceTransparency: false,\n  increaseContrast: false,\n  reduceMotion: false,\n};\n\n/** A system setting acts on the whole glass and outranks the material preset (219 @18:45): even\n *  a transparent preset moves to the edge of the scale under contrast — the user needs contrast\n *  more than they need aesthetics. */\nexport function applyAccessibility(\n  optics: VireGlassOptics,\n  mods: VireGlassAccessibility = NO_ACCESSIBILITY,\n): VireGlassOptics {\n  if (!mods.reduceTransparency && !mods.increaseContrast) return optics;\n  const out = { ...optics };\n  if (mods.reduceTransparency) {\n    out.blur = Math.max(out.blur, ACCESSIBILITY.frostMinDp);\n    out.bodyDensity = Math.max(out.bodyDensity, ACCESSIBILITY.obscureMin);\n  }\n  if (mods.increaseContrast) {\n    out.bodyDensity = Math.max(out.bodyDensity, ACCESSIBILITY.contrastDensity);\n    out.presence = Math.max(out.presence, ACCESSIBILITY.contrastPresence);\n    out.legibility = 1;\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * The lightness of the contrasting border §9 asks for, for a body sitting at `tintLuma`.\n *\n * It is the one place the rim stops being an environmental thing. Everywhere else the hairline\n * takes its colour from what is around the element — \"over a yellow flower the rim is yellow\"\n * (§2) — and a hairline the colour of its surroundings is not a border that contrasts with the\n * element it outlines. Under this setting it is measured from the body instead.\n */\nexport function contrastRimLuma(tintLuma: number): number {\n  const light = tintLuma < 0.5;\n  return light\n    ? Math.min(tintLuma + ACCESSIBILITY.contrastRim, BODY.tintLight)\n    : Math.max(tintLuma - ACCESSIBILITY.contrastRim, BODY.tintDark);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the material may deform. §9: reduced motion \"disables any elastic properties for the\n * material\" — the spring and the ripple. It does NOT disable the response: the press that lights\n * an element from within (§5) is light, not motion, and survives at reduced intensity.\n */\nexport function elasticAllowed(mods: VireGlassAccessibility = NO_ACCESSIBILITY): boolean {\n  return !mods.reduceMotion;\n}\n","// User-facing glass transparency scale: iOS 26.1 gave a choice between two options (\"default clear\n// look\" or \"tinted look which increases opacity of the material\"), iOS 27 a continuous slider\n// \"ultra clear → fully tinted\", and apps get it without recompiling.\n//\n// It adjusts EFFECTS, not causes, and that's not a compromise. The cause \"medium density\" is\n// deliberately absent from the model: the glass has no color of its own, `bodyDensity` is derived\n// from absorption through the body and never exceeds 0.03, and the visible density is held by the\n// legibility requirement and scattering. A thickness scale would move a number that isn't visible\n// in the frame (measured by the `check:optics` gate).\nimport { SCALE } from './law';\nimport type { VireGlassOptics } from './material';\n\n/** The point on the scale where the material stays exactly as it is today. */\nexport const GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT = SCALE.default;\n\nconst clamp01 = (v: number) => (v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v);\n\n/**\n * `scale` 0 is ultra clear, 1 is fully tinted. Toward the transparent end, the legibility\n * requirement and the dimming layer are relaxed (the user chose clarity); toward the tinted end,\n * body density grows.\n *\n * Accessibility settings apply AFTER the scale: they set floors, and the user's chosen clarity\n * does not override them (219 @18:45).\n */\nexport function applyGlassScale(optics: VireGlassOptics, scale: number): VireGlassOptics {\n  const s = clamp01(scale);\n  if (s === GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT) return optics;\n  if (s < GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT) {\n    const k = s / GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT;\n    return { ...optics, legibility: optics.legibility * k, dimming: optics.dimming * k };\n  }\n  const k = (s - GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT) / (1 - GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT);\n  return { ...optics, bodyDensity: Math.max(optics.bodyDensity, SCALE.tintedDensity * k) };\n}\n","// Scroll edge effect (reference 219 @8:52) — the SCREEN's job, not the material's: it sits over\n// the content beneath the panel, and the glass sees an already-dimmed backdrop. Only the general\n// rules live here.\nimport { SCROLL_EDGE } from './law';\n\n/**\n * 356 @11:48 names two styles across the system, \"soft and hard\", and says not to mix or stack\n * them. Soft is the default; hard is \"a stronger, more opaque boundary\", mostly macOS, for pinned\n * table headers and controls without backgrounds.\n *\n * Soft has two forms, and which one is in play is not a choice: 219 @9:16 dissolves the content\n * into the background, and @9:33, when darker content scrolls under and the glass itself turns to\n * its dark style, \"the effect intelligently switches to apply a subtle dimming instead\". Same\n * trigger as ink polarity, because it is the same problem — dark content under dark glass merges\n * with it unless the content is pushed down.\n */\nexport type ScrollEdgeStyle = 'dissolve' | 'dim' | 'hard';\n\nexport function scrollEdgeStyle(inkLight: boolean, pinned = false): ScrollEdgeStyle {\n  if (pinned) return 'hard';\n  return inkLight ? 'dim' : 'dissolve';\n}\n\n/** How far the content has to slide under the panel for the effect to fully engage, dp. */\nexport const SCROLL_EDGE_ENGAGE_DP = SCROLL_EDGE.engageDp;\n\n/**\n * How tall to make the edge, given the bar it sits under. The host positions the element; without\n * this it has to guess a height, and the reference has an answer — measured off the footage rather\n * than chosen (see `SCROLL_EDGE.reachOfBarHeight`).\n */\nexport function scrollEdgeReachDp(barHeightDp: number): number {\n  return Math.max(barHeightDp, 0) * SCROLL_EDGE.reachOfBarHeight;\n}\n\n/**\n * Edge strength as a function of scroll. With no scroll, content near the top doesn't slide\n * under the panel yet — so there's no effect (a mail screen at the top: the header sits on a\n * clean background). At the bottom, content slides under it for as long as there's room left\n * to scroll.\n */\nexport function scrollEdgeStrength(side: 'top' | 'bottom', scroll: number, maxScroll: number): number {\n  const room = side === 'top' ? scroll : maxScroll - scroll;\n  return Math.min(Math.max(room / SCROLL_EDGE_ENGAGE_DP, 0), 1);\n}\n","// Concentricity (reference 219 @7:53): nested shapes share the CENTER of curvature, not the radius.\n// So the inner shape's radius is smaller by exactly the inset — otherwise the corners don't run\n// parallel and the gap between the shapes either gets eaten or spreads apart.\n\n/**\n * Radius of a nested shape: outer radius minus inset. Zero is a square corner; it never goes\n * negative — once the inset exceeds the outer radius, the corner is simply a right angle.\n *\n * `minimum` — a floor on the radius (analogous to `concentric(minimum:)` in SwiftUI): far from\n * the edge, honest concentricity yields zero and the nested element drops out of the family with\n * a sharp corner. The floor breaks concentricity on purpose — here kinship between shapes matters\n * more than a shared center of curvature.\n */\nexport function concentricRadius(outerRadius: number, inset: number, minimum = 0): number {\n  return Math.max(outerRadius - inset, Math.max(minimum, 0));\n}\n\n/**\n * The inset at which an inner shape with a given radius stays concentric with the outer one.\n * The inverse problem: the element's radius is known (its size dictates it), and what's needed\n * is the margin around it.\n */\nexport function concentricInset(outerRadius: number, innerRadius: number): number {\n  return Math.max(outerRadius - innerRadius, 0);\n}\n\n/**\n * The three shape types the design system builds concentric layouts from (356 @3:42): \"fixed\n * shapes have a constant corner radius. Capsules use a radius that's half the height of the\n * container. And concentric shapes calculate their radius by subtracting padding from the\n * parent's.\"\n *\n * Naming them is the point. 356 @5:09: \"using the three shape types we covered earlier helps keep\n * your components aligned with the system.\" A host that only has a number has to decide what that\n * number means every time the layout changes; a host that has the type gets the number recomputed\n * for it.\n */\nexport type ShapeSpec =\n  | { type: 'fixed'; radius: number }\n  | { type: 'capsule' }\n  /**\n   * `fallback` is 356 @6:00: \"a neat trick for managing components that need to work both inside a\n   * container and on their own: use a concentric shape with a fallback radius. The concentric value\n   * adapts when nested, and the fallback kicks in when the component stands alone.\"\n   *\n   * It is not the same as `minimum`. A minimum is a floor that applies while nested and breaks\n   * concentricity on purpose; a fallback applies only when there is no parent to be concentric\n   * with, and never overrides a parent that exists.\n   */\n  | { type: 'concentric'; inset: number; minimum?: number; fallback?: number };\n\n/** What is around a shape, when there is something around it. */\nexport type ShapeParent = { cornerRadius: number };\n\n/**\n * The corner radius a shape takes in the place it finds itself. `height` is the shape's own, which\n * is what a capsule's radius is measured from; `parent` is absent when the shape stands alone.\n */\nexport function resolveShape(spec: ShapeSpec, height: number, parent?: ShapeParent): number {\n  switch (spec.type) {\n    case 'fixed':\n      return Math.max(spec.radius, 0);\n    case 'capsule':\n      return Math.max(height, 0) / 2;\n    case 'concentric':\n      return parent\n        ? concentricRadius(parent.cornerRadius, spec.inset, spec.minimum)\n        : Math.max(spec.fallback ?? 0, 0);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether two nested shapes are concentric, and which way they are wrong when they are not.\n * 356 @5:19: \"keep an eye out for corners that feel too pinched — or flared. They can create\n * tension and break the sense of balance.\"\n *\n * Pinched is an inner radius smaller than concentricity asks for: the gap between the corners\n * widens through the curve. Flared is larger: the gap narrows and the corners crowd each other.\n * The defect is visible to the eye and usually goes unnamed, which is why this names it.\n */\nexport function concentricFit(\n  outerRadius: number,\n  inset: number,\n  innerRadius: number,\n  tolerance = 0.5,\n): 'concentric' | 'pinched' | 'flared' {\n  const want = concentricRadius(outerRadius, inset);\n  if (innerRadius < want - tolerance) return 'pinched';\n  if (innerRadius > want + tolerance) return 'flared';\n  return 'concentric';\n}\n","import { CONFIRMATIONS, FLIP_LUMA, RETURN_LUMA, type BackdropSample } from './adaptation';\n\n/**\n * GLASS GROUP ESTIMATE — the pure part of the surface group (`glass-group.tsx`).\n *\n * Everything that decides lives here: the lightness plane from members' samples, the group's\n * aggregates, the polarity requirement and its hysteresis. None of these rules need React or the\n * native layer, so they live apart from the component and are checked by a unit test.\n */\n\nexport type GroupMember = { x: number; y: number; sample: BackdropSample; legibility: number };\n\n/** Group estimate: center and average lightness, slope along x, the lightest spot, and the\n *  measurement values shared by everyone — [variegation, lo, hi, r, g, b]. */\nexport type GroupPlane = {\n  mx: number;\n  ml: number;\n  slope: number;\n  base: number;\n  rest: number[];\n};\n\n/** Input to the polarity decision: the lightness the group judges by, and the strictest of the requirements. */\nexport type GroupDecision = { decisive: number; legibility: number };\n\n/** Fraction of a new sample in the smoothed estimate. Samples come in from every member, so the\n *  group collects roughly twenty a second — a quarter is enough for a response within ~200 ms. */\nexport const SMOOTH = 0.25;\n\n/** The remainder below which smoothing snaps the value to the sample. An exponential never\n *  actually reaches its target, and the estimate kept \"changing\" by denormals for two more\n *  minutes after the backdrop had settled. */\nexport const SETTLE = 1e-6;\n\n/**\n * Fraction of the slope that reaches the members.\n *\n * A plane through four points nearly interpolates them: right at a black/white border, buttons\n * were getting 0.0, 0.3, 0.7 and 1.0 — that is, exactly their own individual values, and the\n * group fell apart into independent elements again. Density is set by the group's LIGHTEST spot;\n * the slope only lets it off slightly at the dark end.\n */\nexport const GRADIENT = 0.35;\n\nconst clamp01 = (v: number) => (v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v);\n\n/**\n * Lightness plane from members' samples. The slope is a least-squares fit along x: the group's\n * members stand in a row, and one axis is enough — there's no vertical spread among them. The\n * coordinates are centered, so the normal equations decouple.\n */\nfunction fitLuma(members: readonly GroupMember[]): {\n  mx: number;\n  ml: number;\n  slope: number;\n} {\n  const n = members.length;\n  let mx = 0;\n  let ml = 0;\n  for (const m of members) {\n    mx += m.x;\n    ml += m.sample.luma;\n  }\n  mx /= n;\n  ml /= n;\n  let sxx = 0;\n  let sxl = 0;\n  for (const m of members) {\n    const dx = m.x - mx;\n    sxx += dx * dx;\n    sxl += dx * m.sample.luma;\n  }\n  return { mx, ml, slope: sxx > 1e-6 ? sxl / sxx : 0 };\n}\n\n/** Group estimate from its members. An empty group has nothing to estimate — that's `null`. */\nexport function aggregate(\n  members: readonly GroupMember[],\n): { plane: GroupPlane; decision: GroupDecision } | null {\n  if (members.length === 0) return null;\n\n  const { mx, ml, slope } = fitLuma(members);\n  let busy = 0;\n  let lo = 1;\n  let hi = 0;\n  // The group's lightest SPOT: density for everyone is computed from it. Otherwise, right at a\n  // black/white border the group would hold to the average, a light ink would never darken\n  // against anything, and it would drown over the light half.\n  let base = 0;\n  let r = 0;\n  let g = 0;\n  let b = 0;\n  // The legibility requirement is the group's strictest: polarity is one for all, and going by\n  // the weakest requirement would leave a neighbor with pickier optics illegible.\n  let legibility = 0;\n  for (const m of members) {\n    busy = Math.max(busy, m.sample.busy);\n    lo = Math.min(lo, m.sample.lo);\n    hi = Math.max(hi, m.sample.hi);\n    base = Math.max(base, m.sample.luma);\n    r += m.sample.r;\n    g += m.sample.g;\n    b += m.sample.b;\n    legibility = Math.max(legibility, m.legibility);\n  }\n  const k = members.length;\n  return {\n    plane: { mx, ml, slope, base, rest: [busy, lo, hi, r / k, g / k, b / k] },\n    // The polarity decision is one per group, by its AVERAGE lightness. 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Without this the group's tone\n * changed in steps — the probe's 180 ms cadence is too coarse for the adaptation to read as\n * unnoticeable.\n */\nexport function smoothPlane(prev: GroupPlane | null, next: GroupPlane): GroupPlane {\n  if (!prev) return next;\n  const e = (was: number, now: number) =>\n    Math.abs(now - was) < SETTLE ? now : was + (now - was) * SMOOTH;\n  const ml = e(prev.ml, next.ml);\n  const slope = e(prev.slope, next.slope);\n  const base = e(prev.base, next.base);\n  const rest = next.rest.map((v, i) => e(prev.rest[i], v));\n  // A converged estimate is handed back as the same object: otherwise `setPlane` would repaint\n  // the group on every sample — twenty times a second, even on a still screen.\n  const same =\n    next.mx === prev.mx &&\n    ml === prev.ml &&\n    slope === prev.slope &&\n    base === prev.base &&\n    rest.every((v, i) => v === prev.rest[i]);\n  return same ? prev : { mx: next.mx, ml, slope, base, rest };\n}\n\n/** The sample a member at position `x` hands its own lens — in the order of its prop. */\nexport function probeValuesAt(plane: GroupPlane, x: number): number[] {\n  // Down from the group's lightest spot — by exactly as much as that spot is darker along the\n  // plane, and even then only a GRADIENT fraction of it. 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It fades with the rest.\n    legibility: optics.legibility * a,\n  };\n}\n","// The colour that bleeds into a shadow (docs/reference.md §4, 219 @8:22): \"the light reflects,\n// scatters, and bleeds into the shadow as well — much like it would in the physical world.\"\n//\n// JS twin of the lens surface's `vgShadowTint`. A shadow that is simply black leaves an element\n// over colourful content hanging above a grey blob, which reads as pasted on rather than resting\n// there.\n\nconst LUMA: readonly [number, number, number] = [0.2126, 0.7152, 0.0722];\n\nconst luma = (c: readonly [number, number, number]) => c[0] * LUMA[0] + c[1] * LUMA[1] + c[2] * LUMA[2];\n\n/**\n * Hue without lightness, scaled by how much light there is to bleed. Lightness is subtracted out\n * of the hue on purpose: left in, the shadow PALES and loses its depth instead of warming up. And\n * over a nearly black backdrop there is nothing to spill, so the result goes to zero on its own.\n */\nexport function shadowTint(ambient: readonly [number, number, number]): [number, number, number] {\n  const peak = Math.max(ambient[0], ambient[1], ambient[2], 0.001);\n  const hue: [number, number, number] = [ambient[0] / peak, ambient[1] / peak, ambient[2] / peak];\n  const grey = luma(hue);\n  const available = luma(ambient);\n  return [(hue[0] - grey) * available, (hue[1] - grey) * available, (hue[2] - grey) * available];\n}\n","// The element's response to a finger — PART OF THE MATERIAL, not the app: the springs here\n// describe what the medium feels like, exactly the way ior describes what it looks like through.\n// Keeping them with the consumer would mean web and Android end up with two different glasses\n// under one name.\n//\n// It's the FIELD around the touch point that deforms (vgTouchWarp in sdf.ts), so four values are\n// computed here: where it was touched, how far it's being dragged, how deep the press is, and\n// what wave is currently running.\n//\n// The key point: drag is anchored to the touch BLOB. Pull the right edge and the right edge\n// moves, the left stays put; the finger has area, not a point — the plateau inside `vgTouchWarp`.\n// Scaling the shape's bounding box isn't an option: that would make a rightward pull also bulge\n// the left side, which liquid doesn't do.\n//\n//   PRESS is viscous: it dents shallow and releases slowly.\n//   DRAG is thick: the body noticeably lags the finger, travel is short, and on release it snaps\n//   back quickly with almost no overshoot. A wide, springy overshoot would be liquid jelly, not\n//   dense glass.\n//   WAVE: touch and lift-off each throw a short ring that decays within a quarter second.\n\nimport { ACCESSIBILITY, SPRING } from './law';\n\nexport type DeformSample = {\n  /** Touch point relative to the element's center, CSS pixels. */\n  touchX: number;\n  touchY: number;\n  pullX: number;\n  pullY: number;\n  press: number;\n  active: number;\n  /** Wave amplitude in CSS pixels and its phase in turns. */\n  waveAmp: number;\n  wavePhase: number;\n};\n\n/**\n * `elastic: false` is reduced motion (§9): the spring and the ripple are the material's elastic\n * properties and stop, the press stays and is damped. An element that goes dead under the setting\n * would not be reduced motion — it would be no feedback at all, and the press is what lights the\n * element from within (§5), which is light rather than movement.\n */\nexport type DeformOptions = { elastic?: boolean };\n\nexport function createDeform(options: DeformOptions = {}) {\n  let elastic = options.elastic !== false;\n  let pressCeiling = elastic ? 1 : ACCESSIBILITY.stillPress;\n  let touchX = 0;\n  let touchY = 0;\n  let targetTouchX = 0;\n  let targetTouchY = 0;\n  let pullX = 0;\n  let pullY = 0;\n  let vx = 0;\n  let vy = 0;\n  let targetX = 0;\n  let targetY = 0;\n  let held = false;\n  let press = 0;\n  let active = 0;\n  let waveAmp = 0;\n  let wavePhase = 0;\n\n  /** `x`, `y` — touch point relative to the element's center, CSS pixels. */\n  function grab(x: number, y: number, waveStart: number): void {\n    // Rest is checked BEFORE the grab: idle() looks at !held, and after `held = true` it's\n    // always false — the point would then jump even on a first touch of a resting element.\n    const atRest = idle();\n    held = true;\n    targetTouchX = x;\n    targetTouchY = y;\n    // On a resting element the finger lands instantly; if it hasn't settled yet from the\n    // previous touch, the point travels there over a couple of frames. An instant jump tears the\n    // deformation, and on rapid taps that reads as jitter.\n    if (atRest) {\n      touchX = x;\n      touchY = y;\n    }\n    targetX = 0;\n    targetY = 0;\n    // Impulses ADD UP rather than restart, and phase isn't reset: resetting it would cut off a\n    // running wave mid-period, which is exactly what causes a jolt on rapid clicks.\n    if (elastic) waveAmp = Math.min(waveAmp + waveStart, waveStart * SPRING.waveCapOnGrab);\n  }\n\n  function drag(dx: number, dy: number, limit: number): void {\n    if (!held || !elastic) return;\n    const len = Math.hypot(dx, dy);\n    // Travel saturates rather than clips: near the limit the finger keeps moving while the field\n    // barely does — that's how a thick liquid behaves once it hits its limit.\n    const scale = len > 1e-3 ? (limit * Math.tanh(len / limit)) / len : 0;\n    targetX = dx * scale;\n    targetY = dy * scale;\n  }\n\n  /** Lifting the finger throws a second wave — weaker than the one from touching down. */\n  function release(waveStart: number): void {\n    held = false;\n    targetX = 0;\n    targetY = 0;\n    if (elastic) waveAmp = Math.min(waveAmp + waveStart, waveStart * SPRING.waveCapOnRelease);\n  }\n\n  function integrate(dt: number): void {\n    const k = held ? SPRING.holdStiffness : SPRING.releaseStiffness;\n    const c = held ? SPRING.holdDamping : SPRING.releaseDamping;\n    vx += (k * (targetX - pullX) - c * vx) * dt;\n    vy += (k * (targetY - pullY) - c * vy) * dt;\n    pullX += vx * dt;\n    pullY += vy * dt;\n\n    const pressTarget = held ? pressCeiling : 0;\n    const tau = held ? SPRING.pressAttack : SPRING.pressRelease;\n    press += (pressTarget - press) * (1 - Math.exp(-dt / tau));\n    active += (pressTarget - active) * (1 - Math.exp(-dt / SPRING.activeFollow));\n\n    // The touch point catches up to the finger fast, but not instantly — see grab().\n    const follow = 1 - Math.exp(-dt / SPRING.pointFollow);\n    touchX += (targetTouchX - touchX) * follow;\n    touchY += (targetTouchY - touchY) * follow;\n\n    wavePhase += dt * SPRING.waveTurnsPerSecond;\n    waveAmp *= Math.exp(-dt / SPRING.waveDecay);\n    if (waveAmp < 0.01) waveAmp = 0;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * The step is fixed, the frame isn't: on a software renderer there can be as few as ten frames\n   * a second, and integrating \"however much time passed\" makes the response lag behind real time\n   * (and at a large step the spring can even diverge). So time is caught up in sub-steps.\n   */\n  function step(dt: number): void {\n    let rest = Math.min(Math.max(dt, 0), 0.25);\n    const h = 1 / 120;\n    while (rest > 1e-6) {\n      const slice = Math.min(h, rest);\n      integrate(slice);\n      rest -= slice;\n    }\n    // Settled means exactly at rest. The `idle()` threshold stops rendering, but the values\n    // themselves only approach zero asymptotically, and the element would stay forever very\n    // slightly deformed: invisible to the eye, but a frame-vs-reference comparison would flag the\n    // mismatch forever.\n    if (idle()) {\n      pullX = 0;\n      pullY = 0;\n      vx = 0;\n      vy = 0;\n      press = 0;\n      active = 0;\n      wavePhase = 0;\n    }\n  }\n\n  /** Whether the element has settled — the bench uses this to decide whether to keep drawing frames. */\n  function idle(): boolean {\n    return (\n      !held &&\n      Math.abs(pullX) < 0.05 &&\n      Math.abs(pullY) < 0.05 &&\n      Math.hypot(vx, vy) < 0.5 &&\n      press < 0.004 &&\n      active < 0.004 &&\n      waveAmp === 0\n    );\n  }\n\n  /** The setting can be turned on while the page is open, and a deformation already in flight has\n   *  to stop rather than finish. */\n  function setElastic(on: boolean): void {\n    if (on === elastic) return;\n    elastic = on;\n    pressCeiling = on ? 1 : ACCESSIBILITY.stillPress;\n    if (!on) {\n      pullX = 0;\n      pullY = 0;\n      vx = 0;\n      vy = 0;\n      targetX = 0;\n      targetY = 0;\n      waveAmp = 0;\n      wavePhase = 0;\n    }\n  }\n\n  function sample(): DeformSample {\n    return { touchX, touchY, pullX, pullY, press, active, waveAmp, wavePhase };\n  }\n\n  return { grab, drag, release, step, idle, sample, setElastic };\n}\n\n/**\n * RAISING INTO GLASS (reference §5, M 4:10–4:30). A control that isn't glass at rest — a switch\n * knob, a slider handle — stops being frosted under the finger and becomes a lens: whatever is\n * beneath it shows through.\n *\n * Glass comes in FASTER than frost leaves: the two fractions overlap, otherwise midway through\n * the transition the backdrop flashes through the knob for an instant — a hole where the control\n * should be.\n *\n * Lifting off the backdrop is NOT part of this. The shader's `u_lift` is a direction (\"this kind\n * of element sinks in or rises\"), not a magnitude — how far it has already risen is carried by\n * the press value that `u_lift` gets multiplied by. Returning a third fraction here would mean\n * multiplying press by itself — which is exactly what happened the first time the web bench wired\n * this up.\n */\nexport function raiseIntoGlass(press: number): { glass: number; solid: number } {\n  const t = press < 0 ? 0 : press > 1 ? 1 : press;\n  return { glass: Math.pow(t, 0.6), solid: 1 - Math.pow(t, 1.4) };\n}\n","// System accessibility settings change the material's LAYERS, they don't override it (reference\n// 219 @18:15). So what's adjusted here are EFFECTS, like with toggles: the shader knows nothing\n// about accessibility.\nimport { ACCESSIBILITY, BODY } from './law';\nimport type { VireGlassOptics } from './material';\n\nexport type VireGlassAccessibility = {\n  /** The glass becomes more frosted and hides content beneath it more strongly (219 @18:22). */\n  reduceTransparency: boolean;\n  /** The element moves nearly to black or white and picks up a contrasting border (219 @18:29). */\n  increaseContrast: boolean;\n  /** The material's springiness is turned off, effects are quieter (219 @18:35). */\n  reduceMotion: boolean;\n};\n\nexport const NO_ACCESSIBILITY: VireGlassAccessibility = {\n  reduceTransparency: false,\n  increaseContrast: false,\n  reduceMotion: false,\n};\n\n/** A system setting acts on the whole glass and outranks the material preset (219 @18:45): even\n *  a transparent preset moves to the edge of the scale under contrast — the user needs contrast\n *  more than they need aesthetics. */\nexport function applyAccessibility(\n  optics: VireGlassOptics,\n  mods: VireGlassAccessibility = NO_ACCESSIBILITY,\n): VireGlassOptics {\n  if (!mods.reduceTransparency && !mods.increaseContrast) return optics;\n  const out = { ...optics };\n  if (mods.reduceTransparency) {\n    out.blur = Math.max(out.blur, ACCESSIBILITY.frostMinDp);\n    out.bodyDensity = Math.max(out.bodyDensity, ACCESSIBILITY.obscureMin);\n  }\n  if (mods.increaseContrast) {\n    out.bodyDensity = Math.max(out.bodyDensity, ACCESSIBILITY.contrastDensity);\n    out.presence = Math.max(out.presence, ACCESSIBILITY.contrastPresence);\n    out.legibility = 1;\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * The lightness of the contrasting border §9 asks for, for a body sitting at `tintLuma`.\n *\n * It is the one place the rim stops being an environmental thing. Everywhere else the hairline\n * takes its colour from what is around the element — \"over a yellow flower the rim is yellow\"\n * (§2) — and a hairline the colour of its surroundings is not a border that contrasts with the\n * element it outlines. Under this setting it is measured from the body instead.\n */\nexport function contrastRimLuma(tintLuma: number): number {\n  const light = tintLuma < 0.5;\n  return light\n    ? Math.min(tintLuma + ACCESSIBILITY.contrastRim, BODY.tintLight)\n    : Math.max(tintLuma - ACCESSIBILITY.contrastRim, BODY.tintDark);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the material may deform. §9: reduced motion \"disables any elastic properties for the\n * material\" — the spring and the ripple. It does NOT disable the response: the press that lights\n * an element from within (§5) is light, not motion, and survives at reduced intensity.\n */\nexport function elasticAllowed(mods: VireGlassAccessibility = NO_ACCESSIBILITY): boolean {\n  return !mods.reduceMotion;\n}\n","// User-facing glass transparency scale: iOS 26.1 gave a choice between two options (\"default clear\n// look\" or \"tinted look which increases opacity of the material\"), iOS 27 a continuous slider\n// \"ultra clear → fully tinted\", and apps get it without recompiling.\n//\n// It adjusts EFFECTS, not causes, and that's not a compromise. The cause \"medium density\" is\n// deliberately absent from the model: the glass has no color of its own, `bodyDensity` is derived\n// from absorption through the body and never exceeds 0.03, and the visible density is held by the\n// legibility requirement and scattering. A thickness scale would move a number that isn't visible\n// in the frame (measured by the `check:optics` gate).\nimport { SCALE } from './law';\nimport type { VireGlassOptics } from './material';\n\n/** The point on the scale where the material stays exactly as it is today. */\nexport const GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT = SCALE.default;\n\nconst clamp01 = (v: number) => (v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v);\n\n/**\n * `scale` 0 is ultra clear, 1 is fully tinted. Toward the transparent end, the legibility\n * requirement and the dimming layer are relaxed (the user chose clarity); toward the tinted end,\n * body density grows.\n *\n * Accessibility settings apply AFTER the scale: they set floors, and the user's chosen clarity\n * does not override them (219 @18:45).\n */\nexport function applyGlassScale(optics: VireGlassOptics, scale: number): VireGlassOptics {\n  const s = clamp01(scale);\n  if (s === GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT) return optics;\n  if (s < GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT) {\n    const k = s / GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT;\n    return { ...optics, legibility: optics.legibility * k, dimming: optics.dimming * k };\n  }\n  const k = (s - GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT) / (1 - GLASS_SCALE_DEFAULT);\n  return { ...optics, bodyDensity: Math.max(optics.bodyDensity, SCALE.tintedDensity * k) };\n}\n","// Scroll edge effect (reference 219 @8:52) — the SCREEN's job, not the material's: it sits over\n// the content beneath the panel, and the glass sees an already-dimmed backdrop. Only the general\n// rules live here.\nimport { SCROLL_EDGE } from './law';\n\n/**\n * 356 @11:48 names two styles across the system, \"soft and hard\", and says not to mix or stack\n * them. Soft is the default; hard is \"a stronger, more opaque boundary\", mostly macOS, for pinned\n * table headers and controls without backgrounds.\n *\n * Soft has two forms, and which one is in play is not a choice: 219 @9:16 dissolves the content\n * into the background, and @9:33, when darker content scrolls under and the glass itself turns to\n * its dark style, \"the effect intelligently switches to apply a subtle dimming instead\". Same\n * trigger as ink polarity, because it is the same problem — dark content under dark glass merges\n * with it unless the content is pushed down.\n */\nexport type ScrollEdgeStyle = 'dissolve' | 'dim' | 'hard';\n\nexport function scrollEdgeStyle(inkLight: boolean, pinned = false): ScrollEdgeStyle {\n  if (pinned) return 'hard';\n  return inkLight ? 'dim' : 'dissolve';\n}\n\n/** How far the content has to slide under the panel for the effect to fully engage, dp. */\nexport const SCROLL_EDGE_ENGAGE_DP = SCROLL_EDGE.engageDp;\n\n/**\n * How tall to make the edge, given the bar it sits under. The host positions the element; without\n * this it has to guess a height, and the reference has an answer — measured off the footage rather\n * than chosen (see `SCROLL_EDGE.reachOfBarHeight`).\n */\nexport function scrollEdgeReachDp(barHeightDp: number): number {\n  return Math.max(barHeightDp, 0) * SCROLL_EDGE.reachOfBarHeight;\n}\n\n/**\n * Edge strength as a function of scroll. With no scroll, content near the top doesn't slide\n * under the panel yet — so there's no effect (a mail screen at the top: the header sits on a\n * clean background). At the bottom, content slides under it for as long as there's room left\n * to scroll.\n */\nexport function scrollEdgeStrength(side: 'top' | 'bottom', scroll: number, maxScroll: number): number {\n  const room = side === 'top' ? scroll : maxScroll - scroll;\n  return Math.min(Math.max(room / SCROLL_EDGE_ENGAGE_DP, 0), 1);\n}\n","// Concentricity (reference 219 @7:53): nested shapes share the CENTER of curvature, not the radius.\n// So the inner shape's radius is smaller by exactly the inset — otherwise the corners don't run\n// parallel and the gap between the shapes either gets eaten or spreads apart.\n\n/**\n * Radius of a nested shape: outer radius minus inset. Zero is a square corner; it never goes\n * negative — once the inset exceeds the outer radius, the corner is simply a right angle.\n *\n * `minimum` — a floor on the radius (analogous to `concentric(minimum:)` in SwiftUI): far from\n * the edge, honest concentricity yields zero and the nested element drops out of the family with\n * a sharp corner. The floor breaks concentricity on purpose — here kinship between shapes matters\n * more than a shared center of curvature.\n */\nexport function concentricRadius(outerRadius: number, inset: number, minimum = 0): number {\n  return Math.max(outerRadius - inset, Math.max(minimum, 0));\n}\n\n/**\n * The inset at which an inner shape with a given radius stays concentric with the outer one.\n * The inverse problem: the element's radius is known (its size dictates it), and what's needed\n * is the margin around it.\n */\nexport function concentricInset(outerRadius: number, innerRadius: number): number {\n  return Math.max(outerRadius - innerRadius, 0);\n}\n\n/**\n * The three shape types the design system builds concentric layouts from (356 @3:42): \"fixed\n * shapes have a constant corner radius. Capsules use a radius that's half the height of the\n * container. And concentric shapes calculate their radius by subtracting padding from the\n * parent's.\"\n *\n * Naming them is the point. 356 @5:09: \"using the three shape types we covered earlier helps keep\n * your components aligned with the system.\" A host that only has a number has to decide what that\n * number means every time the layout changes; a host that has the type gets the number recomputed\n * for it.\n */\nexport type ShapeSpec =\n  | { type: 'fixed'; radius: number }\n  | { type: 'capsule' }\n  /**\n   * `fallback` is 356 @6:00: \"a neat trick for managing components that need to work both inside a\n   * container and on their own: use a concentric shape with a fallback radius. The concentric value\n   * adapts when nested, and the fallback kicks in when the component stands alone.\"\n   *\n   * It is not the same as `minimum`. A minimum is a floor that applies while nested and breaks\n   * concentricity on purpose; a fallback applies only when there is no parent to be concentric\n   * with, and never overrides a parent that exists.\n   */\n  | { type: 'concentric'; inset: number; minimum?: number; fallback?: number };\n\n/** What is around a shape, when there is something around it. */\nexport type ShapeParent = { cornerRadius: number };\n\n/**\n * The corner radius a shape takes in the place it finds itself. `height` is the shape's own, which\n * is what a capsule's radius is measured from; `parent` is absent when the shape stands alone.\n */\nexport function resolveShape(spec: ShapeSpec, height: number, parent?: ShapeParent): number {\n  switch (spec.type) {\n    case 'fixed':\n      return Math.max(spec.radius, 0);\n    case 'capsule':\n      return Math.max(height, 0) / 2;\n    case 'concentric':\n      return parent\n        ? concentricRadius(parent.cornerRadius, spec.inset, spec.minimum)\n        : Math.max(spec.fallback ?? 0, 0);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether two nested shapes are concentric, and which way they are wrong when they are not.\n * 356 @5:19: \"keep an eye out for corners that feel too pinched — or flared. They can create\n * tension and break the sense of balance.\"\n *\n * Pinched is an inner radius smaller than concentricity asks for: the gap between the corners\n * widens through the curve. Flared is larger: the gap narrows and the corners crowd each other.\n * The defect is visible to the eye and usually goes unnamed, which is why this names it.\n */\nexport function concentricFit(\n  outerRadius: number,\n  inset: number,\n  innerRadius: number,\n  tolerance = 0.5,\n): 'concentric' | 'pinched' | 'flared' {\n  const want = concentricRadius(outerRadius, inset);\n  if (innerRadius < want - tolerance) return 'pinched';\n  if (innerRadius > want + tolerance) return 'flared';\n  return 'concentric';\n}\n","import { CONFIRMATIONS, FLIP_LUMA, RETURN_LUMA, type BackdropSample } from './adaptation';\n\n/**\n * GLASS GROUP ESTIMATE — the pure part of the surface group (`glass-group.tsx`).\n *\n * Everything that decides lives here: the lightness plane from members' samples, the group's\n * aggregates, the polarity requirement and its hysteresis. None of these rules need React or the\n * native layer, so they live apart from the component and are checked by a unit test.\n */\n\nexport type GroupMember = { x: number; y: number; sample: BackdropSample; legibility: number };\n\n/** Group estimate: center and average lightness, slope along x, the lightest spot, and the\n *  measurement values shared by everyone — [variegation, lo, hi, r, g, b]. */\nexport type GroupPlane = {\n  mx: number;\n  ml: number;\n  slope: number;\n  base: number;\n  rest: number[];\n};\n\n/** Input to the polarity decision: the lightness the group judges by, and the strictest of the requirements. */\nexport type GroupDecision = { decisive: number; legibility: number };\n\n/** Fraction of a new sample in the smoothed estimate. Samples come in from every member, so the\n *  group collects roughly twenty a second — a quarter is enough for a response within ~200 ms. */\nexport const SMOOTH = 0.25;\n\n/** The remainder below which smoothing snaps the value to the sample. An exponential never\n *  actually reaches its target, and the estimate kept \"changing\" by denormals for two more\n *  minutes after the backdrop had settled. */\nexport const SETTLE = 1e-6;\n\n/**\n * Fraction of the slope that reaches the members.\n *\n * A plane through four points nearly interpolates them: right at a black/white border, buttons\n * were getting 0.0, 0.3, 0.7 and 1.0 — that is, exactly their own individual values, and the\n * group fell apart into independent elements again. Density is set by the group's LIGHTEST spot;\n * the slope only lets it off slightly at the dark end.\n */\nexport const GRADIENT = 0.35;\n\nconst clamp01 = (v: number) => (v < 0 ? 0 : v > 1 ? 1 : v);\n\n/**\n * Lightness plane from members' samples. The slope is a least-squares fit along x: the group's\n * members stand in a row, and one axis is enough — there's no vertical spread among them. The\n * coordinates are centered, so the normal equations decouple.\n */\nfunction fitLuma(members: readonly GroupMember[]): {\n  mx: number;\n  ml: number;\n  slope: number;\n} {\n  const n = members.length;\n  let mx = 0;\n  let ml = 0;\n  for (const m of members) {\n    mx += m.x;\n    ml += m.sample.luma;\n  }\n  mx /= n;\n  ml /= n;\n  let sxx = 0;\n  let sxl = 0;\n  for (const m of members) {\n    const dx = m.x - mx;\n    sxx += dx * dx;\n    sxl += dx * m.sample.luma;\n  }\n  return { mx, ml, slope: sxx > 1e-6 ? sxl / sxx : 0 };\n}\n\n/** Group estimate from its members. An empty group has nothing to estimate — that's `null`. */\nexport function aggregate(\n  members: readonly GroupMember[],\n): { plane: GroupPlane; decision: GroupDecision } | null {\n  if (members.length === 0) return null;\n\n  const { mx, ml, slope } = fitLuma(members);\n  let busy = 0;\n  let lo = 1;\n  let hi = 0;\n  // The group's lightest SPOT: density for everyone is computed from it. Otherwise, right at a\n  // black/white border the group would hold to the average, a light ink would never darken\n  // against anything, and it would drown over the light half.\n  let base = 0;\n  let r = 0;\n  let g = 0;\n  let b = 0;\n  // The legibility requirement is the group's strictest: polarity is one for all, and going by\n  // the weakest requirement would leave a neighbor with pickier optics illegible.\n  let legibility = 0;\n  for (const m of members) {\n    busy = Math.max(busy, m.sample.busy);\n    lo = Math.min(lo, m.sample.lo);\n    hi = Math.max(hi, m.sample.hi);\n    base = Math.max(base, m.sample.luma);\n    r += m.sample.r;\n    g += m.sample.g;\n    b += m.sample.b;\n    legibility = Math.max(legibility, m.legibility);\n  }\n  const k = members.length;\n  return {\n    plane: { mx, ml, slope, base, rest: [busy, lo, hi, r / k, g / k, b / k] },\n    // The polarity decision is one per group, by its AVERAGE lightness. Deciding on its own,\n    // each button used to end up a different color over a busy backdrop.\n    decision: { decisive: ml * 0.75 + hi * 0.25, legibility },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Smoothing runs over samples, not frames: the native lens smooths ITS OWN estimate, and the\n * group estimate overrides it with an already-finished value. Without this the group's tone\n * changed in steps — the probe's 180 ms cadence is too coarse for the adaptation to read as\n * unnoticeable.\n */\nexport function smoothPlane(prev: GroupPlane | null, next: GroupPlane): GroupPlane {\n  if (!prev) return next;\n  const e = (was: number, now: number) =>\n    Math.abs(now - was) < SETTLE ? now : was + (now - was) * SMOOTH;\n  const ml = e(prev.ml, next.ml);\n  const slope = e(prev.slope, next.slope);\n  const base = e(prev.base, next.base);\n  const rest = next.rest.map((v, i) => e(prev.rest[i], v));\n  // A converged estimate is handed back as the same object: otherwise `setPlane` would repaint\n  // the group on every sample — twenty times a second, even on a still screen.\n  const same =\n    next.mx === prev.mx &&\n    ml === prev.ml &&\n    slope === prev.slope &&\n    base === prev.base &&\n    rest.every((v, i) => v === prev.rest[i]);\n  return same ? prev : { mx: next.mx, ml, slope, base, rest };\n}\n\n/** The sample a member at position `x` hands its own lens — in the order of its prop. */\nexport function probeValuesAt(plane: GroupPlane, x: number): number[] {\n  // Down from the group's lightest spot — by exactly as much as that spot is darker along the\n  // plane, and even then only a GRADIENT fraction of it. This lets the dark end off on density,\n  // without canceling it: the group stays a single material.\n  const here = plane.ml + plane.slope * (x - plane.mx);\n  const luma = clamp01(plane.base - (plane.base - here) * GRADIENT);\n  // The slope doesn't carry over into the lens: the group's is measured in screen dp, while the\n  // shader multiplies `u_probeSlope` by a normalized position within the element — different\n  // units.\n  return [luma, plane.rest[0], plane.rest[1], plane.rest[2], 0, 0, plane.rest[3], plane.rest[4], plane.rest[5]];\n}\n\n/** Whether the group needs to flip ink polarity given the current one (1 light, 0 dark). */\nfunction wantsPolarityChange(decision: GroupDecision, polarity: number): boolean {\n  return polarity === 1 ? decision.decisive >= FLIP_LUMA : decision.decisive < RETURN_LUMA;\n}\n\nexport type GroupSink = {\n  /** The group estimate has been recomputed: members take their values from it. */\n  plane: (plane: GroupPlane | null) => void;\n  /** The group flips ink polarity for everyone at once. */\n  flip: (polarity: number) => void;\n};\n\nexport type GroupState = {\n  report: (\n    id: string,\n    x: number,\n    y: number,\n    sample: BackdropSample,\n    legibility: number,\n  ) => void;\n  release: (id: string) => void;\n  plane: () => GroupPlane | null;\n  polarity: () => number;\n  confirmations: () => number;\n};\n\n/** Group state: members, the smoothed estimate, and polarity hysteresis. */\nexport function createGroupState(sink: GroupSink): GroupState {\n  const members = new Map<string, GroupMember>();\n  let plane: GroupPlane | null = null;\n  let pending = 0;\n  let polarity = 1;\n\n  const measure = (): GroupDecision | null => {\n    const next = aggregate([...members.values()]);\n    if (!next) {\n      pending = 0;\n      plane = null;\n      sink.plane(null);\n      return null;\n    }\n    plane = smoothPlane(plane, next.plane);\n    sink.plane(plane);\n    return next.decision;\n  };\n\n  return {\n    report(id, x, y, sample, legibility) {\n      members.set(id, { x, y, sample, legibility });\n      const decision = measure();\n      if (!decision) return;\n      if (!wantsPolarityChange(decision, polarity)) {\n        pending = 0;\n        return;\n      }\n      pending += 1;\n      if (pending < CONFIRMATIONS) return;\n      pending = 0;\n      polarity = polarity === 1 ? 0 : 1;\n      sink.flip(polarity);\n    },\n    // Only recomputes the estimate: losing a member isn't a backdrop sample and can't count as a\n    // polarity confirmation — unmounting the group used to rack up CONFIRMATIONS instantly and\n    // trigger a recolor nobody was left to cancel.\n    release(id) {\n      if (members.delete(id)) measure();\n    },\n    plane: () => plane,\n    polarity: () => polarity,\n    confirmations: () => pending,\n  };\n}\n"]}

package/dist/{chunk-FL5UZPY5.js → chunk-H5QTBF67.js}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-import { bevelDp, thicknessDp, rimDp, surfacePadDp, shadowReachDp, bevelFraction, halfMinDp } from './chunk-P2ZOODXD.js';
-import { DERIVE, TOUCH, EPSILON, BEVEL, LENS, BODY, MEDIUM, SPECTRAL, DISPERSION, RIM, ACCENT, MORPH } from './chunk-TTOKBARR.js';
+import { bevelDp, thicknessDp, rimDp, surfacePadDp, shadowReachDp, bevelFraction, halfMinDp } from './chunk-SLRPHDV7.js';
+import { DERIVE, TOUCH, EPSILON, BEVEL, LENS, BODY, MEDIUM, SPECTRAL, DISPERSION, RIM, ACCENT, MORPH } from './chunk-MMPK6DCK.js';
 
 // src/optics.ts
 var clamp = (v, lo, hi) => v < lo ? lo : v > hi ? hi : v;
@@ -1339,5 +1339,5 @@ function morphOutOf(source, target, offsetX, offsetY, t) {
 }
 
 export { ACCENT_AMOUNT, ADAPT_RADIUS, ALL_EFFECTS_ON, DEBUG_MODES, DYNAMIC_UNIFORMS, EFFECTS, FRESNEL_EXPONENT, ICON_UNIFORMS, LEGACY_NAMES, LEGACY_OPTICS, LENS_SHADER, MATERIAL_PRESETS, MATERIAL_RANGES, OVERLAY_UNIFORMS, PRESET_NAMES, PRODUCT_DIM, REST_LIGHT, SURFACE_LENGTH_UNIFORMS, VG_FALLOFF, VG_SDF, VIREGLASS_CLEAR_MATERIAL, VIREGLASS_CONTROL_MATERIAL, VIREGLASS_LYRICS_MATERIAL, VIREGLASS_MATERIAL, VIREGLASS_MATERIAL_V4, VIREGLASS_MATERIAL_V5, VIREGLASS_SHEET_MATERIAL, absorption, activeMaterial, applyToggles, blur, bodyDensity, colorPickup, debugIndex, diffraction, dispersion, edgeDensity, edgeLight, fresnelF0, fresnelStrength, gatherRadius, iorSpread, iridescence, lensMagnify, materialForInk, mediumTint, morphBetween, morphOutOf, neckToBridge, refractionScale, refractionStrength, resolveMaterial, resolveOptics, sceneDistance, sceneGradient, sdfRoundedRect, sdfRoundedRectGradient, smin, specularPower, specularStrength, toDeviceSurfaceUniforms, toLensProps, toSurfaceUniforms, touchWarp };
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