The tools pipeline's ask decision now carries an optional displayReason
that ToolRuntime forwards to the approval service, so the Auto review
prompt is localized while the audited reason stays English.
Adds the auto-review-approval Web snapshot for a user rejection after a
reviewer denial and for a reviewer failure, and updates the permission
preset pages, READMEs, Agent Notes, and child-agent JSDoc that still
described the shared never bundle.
Only the ui-theme README pairing record conflicted; re-recorded. The stylesheet
corpus spec passes over master's new client sheets, so no ring needed realigning.
Only the bilingual pairing records conflicted. Master moved Agent Note records to
per-heading hashes, so this branch's note record was re-recorded in that format;
the ui-primitives and ui-theme README records were re-recorded unchanged. The
stylesheet corpus spec still passes over master's new client sheets, so no ring
needed realigning this time.
ui-theme/README.md, README.zh.md and README.i18n.yaml conflicted again: master
extended the `design-platform.css` sentence with the `--dsw-alias-file-diff-*`
palette. Kept that sentence together with this branch's `focus.css` paragraphs
and the seven-sheet entry list, then re-recorded the pairing hashes.
Conflicts and how they were resolved:
- ui-agent-preset/AgentPresetSection.module.css: master replaced the icon-only
tooltip actions (`.iconButton`, `.iconDanger`, `.revealedPath`) with
`.cardHelp` + `.helpButton`, which deleted the one declaration this branch
edited. Took master's structure and re-applied the branch's change to the two
`.cardMain:focus-visible` rings, which master kept unchanged.
- ui-theme/README.md and README.zh.md: master documented the separately exported
`brand-font.css`; this branch documented `focus.css`. Kept both, with the
dynamic entry's sheet list at seven sheets including `focus.css`.
`README.i18n.yaml` re-recorded with `verify-translation-pairing --write`.
Pointer suppression previously cleared `outline-color` on the focused element
alone, so a ring painted by a descendant, a pseudo-element, or a `box-shadow`
stayed visible, and editable text controls lost the focus feedback they need on
click.
Ring colour now flows through `--dsw-focus-ring-color`, which component outlines
and focus-ring shadows read alongside the brand token. Every ring that inherits
the variable is suppressed together, and `body :focus-visible:not(:read-write)`
limits the suppression to rings while editable controls keep their own feedback.
Keyboard modality returns on Tab, Home, End, PageUp, or PageDown, and on focus
reaching a different control after a non-composing key. IME composition keys,
refocusing the same control, and window blur leave rings silent. The desktop
preload menubar suppresses its own ring inside its shadow root, where the
document-level attribute does not reach.
* fix(web): resolve XLSX part relationships and namespace aliases
* fix(web): keep Excel browser scenario in the host test program
* fix(excel): preserve XML encodings and relocated workbook parts
* fix(excel): exclude installed launchers from dependency patch
* fix(excel): restore Strict and case-equivalent workbook previews
master grew a fourth drag owner after this branch: the Platform overlay's return
bar (ui-settings-account) declared `app-region: drag` on its own header. The
branch absorbs it into the contract — the header marks itself `data-window-drag`,
its own app-region drag/no-drag rules are deleted, the ui-theme manifest pins the
row and its 48px height, and the Agent Note's row list names it — so the tree
declares the drag surface in exactly two places again (the shell's mark rule and
the Windows caption row).
Earlier resolutions from the first merge stand: the dockkit strip keeps its mark,
the sidebar-right pulse stays deleted, ui-settings-general keeps upstream's
dsh-settings and this branch's react-dom, and tsconfig.host.json takes upstream's
`files: []`.
Checks: build, build:web, typecheck, test:gui, the ui-theme/base-styles gates, the
window-drag-coverage lane, doc-sync and translation pairing.
Tianyi Cui