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Draw a described table
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Add quasi-immediate: the egui renderer for a described screen
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Show the palette's contract in the template's own tests
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Bring the template's makeover pins onto the published cascade
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Name app-level chrome and the screen drawn over another
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Settle the lock on the published makeover cascade
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Let each renderer decide focus, and delete the machinery that argued
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State that a field's described state is its value and the caret is the renderer's
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Take the makeover 0.18.0 cascade
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Relock after the makeover-layout 0.18.0 cascade
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Read the share and the measure off the description
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Name the selection, so a tick has somewhere to go
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Say the other slots a write changed
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Take what moved out to makeover, and name the trait for what it does
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Row::acts and Row::tokens, beside Row::primary
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quasi-tui: draw a rich node's blocks, not only its emphasis
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quasi-tui: draw a rich node's emphasis instead of flattening it
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Draw a described screen in a terminal
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A cell is an inline run, and the model found two members while it moved
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Declare containment per element, and check the bound with a test
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Screen::replace, so a host that keeps the description can apply a fragment
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Take makeover-webview 0.31.0, where the caret owns its own gap
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Take makeover-webview 0.30.1, which reads a stylesheet by property
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Every class this renderer emits is makeover's or declared as its own
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Take the makeover suite that cannot be doubled
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Emit the selector classes makeover styles, and check the whole vocabulary
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Take makeover-layout 0.15.0 and makeover-webview 0.26.0
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A tab panel is a fragment, and an option can name the route it opens
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The scaffolded app takes the current design system, not the one from when the template was written
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A table cell names its parts in the shared vocabulary rather than in ours