max / quasi

0.6.0: describe a time axis Node::Timeline and Placed, over makeover-layout 0.24.0's Track. The third way this vocabulary says several of the same kind of thing: List puts them in order, Table lines their parts up in columns, and this puts them on a clock. A placed row is an ordinary Row and gains no members. Placement is a pair beside it rather than fields on it, so every list, table and detail pane in the tree does not carry two integers it has no use for. quasi-webview draws the ruler and places each entry by percentage, with overlapping entries packed into lanes by greedy first-fit. The lane count is per-track rather than per-cluster, which is a layout decision this renderer owns and a test records as one. The only inline style the crate writes is four numbers makeover's rules read; there is no pixel in it, asserted. quasi-tui draws a clock column and one line per entry. A terminal cannot place by percentage and does not have to: the description said these things happen at these times, and a clock column says exactly that. What it gives up is duration and overlap as shapes, which is presentation, and the comment says so rather than filing it as a finding. Containment is Of::Rows, the same as a list. A placement says how the collection is arranged, not what is in it, so a walker that handles a list needs nothing new. Takes the makeover 0.24.0 cascade: layout 0.24.0, webview 0.42.0, tui 0.22.0, immediate 0.22.0.