wenay-react2 1.0.49 → 1.0.50

package/doc/progress/common2-adoption-1.0.73.md

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-# wenay-common2 1.0.73 adoption — progress
-
-## Update
-
-- Previous dependency: 1.0.70.
-- npm latest verified: 1.0.73.
-- Updated dependency and lockfile to 1.0.73.
-- Compatibility: `tsc -p tsconfig.qa-check.json --noEmit` and full Jest 21 suites / 68 tests pass.
-
-## Architecture decision
-
-| common2 capability | wenay-react2 decision | Reason |
-| --- | --- | --- |
-| Peer gap repair / `resync()` (1.0.71) | Core-only protocol; future `usePeer` may expose status and explicit `resync` | React must not own journal or repair state. |
-| Hidden-tab Media capture (1.0.72) | Adopt core defaults, no adapter | Browser worker/ImageCapture implementation belongs below React. |
-| `Media.attachVideoCanvas` / audio player / publish pipe (1.0.73) | Recipe and QA consumer first; thin ref-lifecycle hooks only if repeated | Frame decode/playback must bypass React renders. |
-
-## Follow-up
-
-- Keep the existing `useMediaSource`, `usePeer` and WebRTC recipe items in target.
-- Add a real Media/Peer QA consumer before introducing any new hook.
-- No raw route-coordinator hook: Peer mirrors already survive route changes.
-## Implementation batch
-
-- Added `useMediaSource`: React owns source start/stop/device lifecycle only; frames remain on the common2 Listen path.
-- Added `usePeer`: React exposes an SDK peer's mirrored store, low-frequency route state and explicit controls; it owns no repair or transport state.
-- QA cards 38/39/40 cover camera canvas viewer, microphone player and an in-process Peer host/mirror/resync scenario.
-- Verification: qa-check TypeScript, Jest 22 suites / 71 tests, package build, diff-check and live stand HTTP 200.
+# wenay-common2 1.0.73 adoption — progress
+
+## Update
+
+- Previous dependency: 1.0.70.
+- npm latest verified: 1.0.73.
+- Updated dependency and lockfile to 1.0.73.
+- Compatibility: `tsc -p tsconfig.qa-check.json --noEmit` and full Jest 21 suites / 68 tests pass.
+
+## Architecture decision
+
+| common2 capability | wenay-react2 decision | Reason |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Peer gap repair / `resync()` (1.0.71) | Core-only protocol; future `usePeer` may expose status and explicit `resync` | React must not own journal or repair state. |
+| Hidden-tab Media capture (1.0.72) | Adopt core defaults, no adapter | Browser worker/ImageCapture implementation belongs below React. |
+| `Media.attachVideoCanvas` / audio player / publish pipe (1.0.73) | Recipe and QA consumer first; thin ref-lifecycle hooks only if repeated | Frame decode/playback must bypass React renders. |
+
+## Follow-up
+
+- Keep the existing `useMediaSource`, `usePeer` and WebRTC recipe items in target.
+- Add a real Media/Peer QA consumer before introducing any new hook.
+- No raw route-coordinator hook: Peer mirrors already survive route changes.
+## Implementation batch
+
+- Added `useMediaSource`: React owns source start/stop/device lifecycle only; frames remain on the common2 Listen path.
+- Added `usePeer`: React exposes an SDK peer's mirrored store, low-frequency route state and explicit controls; it owns no repair or transport state.
+- QA cards 38/39/40 cover camera canvas viewer, microphone player and an in-process Peer host/mirror/resync scenario.
+- Verification: qa-check TypeScript, Jest 22 suites / 71 tests, package build, diff-check and live stand HTTP 200.
 - Manual Verify: run cards 38, 39, 40 together with existing replay cards 23 and 34 before release.
 - Manual verification completed by the user on the stand; release candidate is 1.0.45.

package/doc/progress/common2-adoption-1.0.74.md

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-# wenay-common2 1.0.74 — adoption assessment
-
-## Upgrade
-
-- Updated the workspace lockfile from `wenay-common2` 1.0.73 to 1.0.74.
-- Compatibility: qa-check TypeScript, full Jest (20 suites / 67 tests), package build and diff-check pass.
-
-## Architecture decision
-
-- `Peer.createCallManager` is a new application interaction lifecycle, not an extension of the mirrored-store `usePeer` adapter.
-- React may bind call state and controls; common2 retains signaling envelopes, call-id ordering, busy/glare handling, timeouts and offline verdicts.
-- Presence belongs to the host protocol (`list()` plus edge-triggered `changes`), not polling or a second React-owned store.
-- `createMediaRelay` remains relay-first and server-authorized through `watchOf` / `canWatch`; a call UI attaches viewers only while active. React must not make ACL decisions.
-
-## Planned validation batch
-
-Presence edges; ring/accept/active; media keyframe; hangup/decline/offline/busy; ACL revoke of an already-open viewer.
-## Implementation batch — 1.0.46
-
-- Added `usePeerCalls(manager)`: a thin binding for ring/active state and explicit `call`; the app owns `manager.close()`.
-- Added `usePeerPresence(presence)`: subscribe-first snapshot plus online/offline edge projection.
-- QA cards 41–44 verify an in-process call lifecycle, presence disconnect/reconnect and media relay ACL revocation on an open viewer.
-- Automated verification: qa-check TypeScript, real in-process hook tests, full Jest and package build.
-- Manual Verify pending: QA card 43 — grant camera access, confirm canvas receives frames; revoke ACL and confirm viewer frame count freezes while source remains live; grant again and confirm it resumes. QA card 44 — grant microphone access, confirm audio player receives frames/plays; revoke and grant ACL with the same expectation.
+# wenay-common2 1.0.74 — adoption assessment
+
+## Upgrade
+
+- Updated the workspace lockfile from `wenay-common2` 1.0.73 to 1.0.74.
+- Compatibility: qa-check TypeScript, full Jest (20 suites / 67 tests), package build and diff-check pass.
+
+## Architecture decision
+
+- `Peer.createCallManager` is a new application interaction lifecycle, not an extension of the mirrored-store `usePeer` adapter.
+- React may bind call state and controls; common2 retains signaling envelopes, call-id ordering, busy/glare handling, timeouts and offline verdicts.
+- Presence belongs to the host protocol (`list()` plus edge-triggered `changes`), not polling or a second React-owned store.
+- `createMediaRelay` remains relay-first and server-authorized through `watchOf` / `canWatch`; a call UI attaches viewers only while active. React must not make ACL decisions.
+
+## Planned validation batch
+
+Presence edges; ring/accept/active; media keyframe; hangup/decline/offline/busy; ACL revoke of an already-open viewer.
+## Implementation batch — 1.0.46
+
+- Added `usePeerCalls(manager)`: a thin binding for ring/active state and explicit `call`; the app owns `manager.close()`.
+- Added `usePeerPresence(presence)`: subscribe-first snapshot plus online/offline edge projection.
+- QA cards 41–44 verify an in-process call lifecycle, presence disconnect/reconnect and media relay ACL revocation on an open viewer.
+- Automated verification: qa-check TypeScript, real in-process hook tests, full Jest and package build.
+- Manual Verify pending: QA card 43 — grant camera access, confirm canvas receives frames; revoke ACL and confirm viewer frame count freezes while source remains live; grant again and confirm it resumes. QA card 44 — grant microphone access, confirm audio player receives frames/plays; revoke and grant ACL with the same expectation.