max / quasi

0.9.0: the egui renderer draws the two nodes it had been panicking on Node::Image arrived in 0.4.0 and Node::Timeline in 0.6.0. quasi-immediate took neither, compiled clean through both, and panicked the frame on any screen carrying one. The guarantee that was meant to stop this is quoted verbatim in draw()'s own doc comment: Node has no #[non_exhaustive] so that a member added to the vocabulary stops every renderer compiling. The walk is split in two for the table's sake, and the split ended `other => container(..)` — a wildcard however it reads. Both new members fell through it to container's unreachable!. Fixed on both halves. draw() names its containers one by one, so neither arm ends in a wildcard and the next member stops the build. And the test that claimed to draw one of everything was nine members short; it now walks a list a second test counts, since Node cannot be iterated and nothing else stops the list going stale the way it did through two releases. The drawing. A picture is egui::Image at the source quasi holds and the description deliberately does not, with the alt text where the bytes do not arrive and the intrinsic dimensions sizing the box before they do, so nothing below it moves when the texture lands. Fit::Cover is the one member not honoured: cropping needs a box to crop to and a node in an egui vertical flow has a width and an unbounded height. Filed rather than faked. A track is a ruler and greedy first-fit lanes, the webview's packing against the same Placed::overlaps. A tick is one line of text tall, which is the least that lets the axis label itself, and every other measure falls out of it. Labels read layout::Unit, so a day strip counts days from one rather than printing 00:00 over a month. focus scrolls once per moment and not once per frame, or the track is one the user cannot scroll away from. Also: quasi_router re-exports Placed, which every sibling in Node's shape already had. quasi-immediate takes the publish = false guard the other nine carry, and drops a readme key naming a file that is not there.