tinyrack_ui 0.64.0

Cross-platform Flutter components and design tokens for Tinyrack applications.

0.64.0

• Removes TRSelectSurface, menuController, and Select-owned responsive inference. Products now pass TRSelectPresentation.layer or TRSelectPresentation.sheet; the surface-neutral TRSelectController exposes open, close, and toggle for either presentation.
• Adds TRLayerSize, TRLayerWidth, and TRLayerHeight for complete-layer content, fixed, anchor-matching, at-least-anchor, and safe-viewport-clamped geometry. TRAutocomplete, TRCombobox, TRInlineSuggestions, TRMenu, TRMenuSubmenu, TRNavigationMenu, TRPopover, TRPreviewCard, and Select layers now share this contract.
• Removes the superseded TRInlineSuggestions.matchAnchorWidth and width, TRNavigationMenu.panelWidth, and TRPopover and TRPreviewCard layer width properties. Use layerSize instead.
• Keeps Select search controls outside the single options viewport, preserves opened layer geometry and sheet height while filtering, and restores trigger focus without leaking overlay focus into the trigger's focus group.
• Adds TRDrawerDragBehavior.handleOnly so a fixed header and dedicated content viewport can keep all content gestures while the visible handle alone owns drawer resizing and dismissal. The default remains TRDrawerDragBehavior.surface.

0.63.2

• Keeps navigation-pane semantics reachable when routed content contains a nested Navigator whose current Material route blocks earlier semantics.

0.63.1

• Keeps content-sized drawers anchored when dragged upward and broadens sheet dragging from the visible handle to the complete header and content surface.
• Coordinates snap-point expansion, overflow scrolling, reverse scrolling, and collapse within one continuous vertical gesture.
• Disables sheet dragging when showDragHandle is false while preserving overflow scrolling.

0.63.0

• Replaces the stateful three-pane navigation scaffold with TRAdaptiveNavigationLayout, TRAdaptiveListDetailLayout, and TRAdaptiveLayoutScope, so applications keep route history, Back, and predictive Back in Flutter Navigator and Page APIs.
• Adds TRPageTransitionsBuilder.none() for fixed routed regions that need Page lifecycle without visual motion.
• Removes TRThreePaneNavigator, TRNavigableThreePaneScaffold, their destination and operation types, and TRAdaptivePaneScope.

0.62.3

• Starts Flutter touch and stylus pressed feedback on pointer down, before the gesture press deadline, across shared tap targets.
• Uses immediate with easeOut to enter pressed color and fast with standard to restore the resting state, while reduced motion remains immediate and tap activation remains undelayed.
• Cancels pressed feedback and activation when a touch becomes a scroll or the gesture is cancelled.

0.62.2

• Keeps bottom-sheet drag handles at the standard surface padding instead of adding the unrelated top system inset, while preserving bottom and horizontal safe areas.

0.62.1

• Lets Android predictive Back finish the remaining pane transition after the gesture commits instead of snapping immediately to the previous pane.

0.62.0

• Adds TRNavigationRow for standalone destinations with selected, disabled, leading, trailing, secondary-description, density, and direction-aware disclosure behavior.
• Adds opt-in TRTreeNavLeaf.showDisclosureIndicator while preserving existing leaf appearance by default.
• Uses TRSpacing.small for the top and bottom padding of TreeNav and navigation rows at every UI size. Standard-density two-line rows gain 8 logical pixels while one-line leaf minimum heights remain unchanged.

0.61.2

• Keeps TRVirtualList pinned during repeated trailing-item growth and viewport resizing, while nested scroll activity no longer changes the outer list's follow state.

0.61.1

• Makes Flutter-rendered popup rows follow TRUiDensityScope: standard uses TRUiSize.sm, comfortable uses TRUiSize.lg, and root overlays, open-layer updates, and cascading submenus retain their anchor density. Explicit menu sizes continue to affect only their triggers.

0.61.0

• Adds typed pane navigation operations and scaffold-value Back traversal to TRThreePaneNavigator.
• Gives compact and tablet pane changes direction-aware horizontal motion, Android predictive Back previews, reduced-motion behavior, and inert departing panes. Desktop layouts keep their visible pane roles stable.
• Replaces routed overlay scaling with Android predictive Back and Material forward-fade page transitions. Dialog and drawer motion is unchanged.

0.60.3

• Keeps trackpad and wheel scrolling over fixed TRSelect sheet headers inside the option list, while handing a downward drag at the top back to the drawer.

0.60.2

• Keeps adjacent anchored layers in separate semantics containers so Flutter does not serialize orphan accessibility nodes on Windows.

0.60.1

• Keeps TRSelect bottom-sheet option targets at least 48 logical pixels tall while retaining density-resolved typography, padding, and icon geometry.

0.60.0

• Adds TRVirtualList, a forward-order lazy linear list for vertical, horizontal, and RTL layouts. Stable keys preserve a visible anchor across insertions, removals, reordering, and variable-size measurement; optional leading or trailing follow keeps streaming content pinned only while the reader remains at that edge.
• Adds typed edge request signals and measured status slots, controller navigation and one-layout anchor holding, opaque snapshots, and PageStorage restoration for virtualized collections.

0.59.0

• Gives searchable Select layers a readable width independent of narrow triggers, full-width search separators, padded options, and list-only scrolling. Adaptive sheets fit short content, cap long lists at the viewport, and apply the active UI density to option geometry.
• Adds a drag-to-dismiss handle to top and bottom TRDrawer surfaces by default. Set showDragHandle to false to hide the handle and disable the content-sized sheet drag gesture.
• Restores the full semantic inline padding inside TRTextField controls.

0.58.0

• Adds TRPaneHeader for density-aware pane titles, supporting descriptions, leading navigation, wrapping actions, an optional full-width divider, and a capped content rail that can align with a readable pane body.
• Exposes TRAdaptivePaneScope from TRNavigableThreePaneScaffold so pane contents can read the resolved width class, visible roles, and active role.
• Makes TRNavigationPane and TRNavigationSection default block rhythm follow TRUiDensityScope while preserving explicit pane padding overrides.
• Adds optional uiSize to TRTreeNav. When omitted, standard density keeps the existing row geometry and comfortable density uses 48-pixel rows, 16-pixel labels, 14-pixel descriptions, and 20-pixel inherited icons.
• Keeps intrinsic-width TRSelect labels inside bounded parents at large text scales by truncating the trigger label without changing option copy.

0.57.1

• Classifies adaptive pane layouts from their logical constraints so embedded surfaces and Flutter test viewports follow the same width-class contract.

0.57.0

• Adds optional supporting descriptions to TRSelectItem. Dropdown and sheet option rows render the same description beneath the label, default search matches both strings, and the selected trigger remains concise with only the label.

0.56.2

• Makes TRSelectSurface.auto follow an explicit TRUiDensityScope: standard density opens an anchored dropdown and comfortable density opens a bottom sheet. Consumers without a density scope retain the existing viewport breakpoint fallback.

0.56.1

• Keeps AppShell content, Dialog forms, and AlertDialog actions above the software keyboard while preserving an edge-to-edge application surface.
• Adds TRAppShell.resizeToAvoidBottomInset for applications that deliberately draw interactive content behind the software keyboard.

0.56.0

• Adds TRAdaptiveWidthClass, TRThreePaneNavigator, and TRNavigableThreePaneScaffold for canonical one, two, and three-pane navigation at 600, 840, 1200, and 1600 logical-pixel window boundaries.
• Adds TRNavigationPane and TRNavigationSection so navigation surfaces share token-based insets, section labels, and spacing.
• Resolves Flutter components, overlays, framework icons, theme reads, and visual constants to their declaring libraries before enforcing Tinyrack equivalents, including prefixed and named calls without misidentifying local symbols that reuse Flutter names.
• Validates complete visual expressions so a public token cannot hide an arbitrary literal multiplier, fraction, or offset. Token-only composition, runtime-derived geometry, and reasoned line suppressions remain supported.
• Verifies light and dark setup through the resolved public TinyrackTheme methods instead of accepting matching application-local source text.
• Ignores named-argument labels when tracing visual expressions, preventing analyzer 12 from mistaking optional parameter defaults for application literals.

0.55.2

• Keeps hover, open, highlighted, and selected option states fill-only across Select, Autocomplete, Combobox, and InlineSuggestions. Select triggers and options now paint the focus border only for keyboard-origin focus, matching TextField while preserving invalid danger borders.

0.55.1

• Gives TRTreeNav leaf and group rows a pressed surface while an enabled pointer activation is held. Releasing, cancelling, or leaving the row restores its hover or resting surface, while disabled rows remain inert.

0.55.0

• Adds optional leading content to TRSelect and TRSelectFormField triggers.
• Adds stable keys to TRSelectItem option rows on both dropdown and sheet surfaces.

0.54.0

• Adds secondaryLabel to TRChatToolDisclosure for a concise description of the active work.
• Replaces running chat spinners and trailing status text with a directional text shimmer. Reduced-motion environments keep the same labels static.

0.53.0

• Adds TRDrawer.maxExtent, which caps a drawer on its opening axis as a fraction of the viewport. Content-sized top and bottom drawers keep their intrinsic size below the cap and scroll within it when their content is taller; the default remains the full viewport. Fixed and draggable snapPoints must stay within the same maximum.

0.52.1

• Keeps dialog body padding while placing its scrollbar against the modal surface edge. Dialog and AlertDialog now own long-body scrolling while their titles, descriptions, and actions remain fixed.

0.52.0

• Replaces the control-only density scope with TRUiDensityScope, which lets a product opt a subtree into coordinated control, typography, card, and status-indicator sizing.
• Adds the Flutter-only TRUiSize.xl recipe with a 48-pixel control height, 16-pixel labels, and 20-pixel icons. Comfortable density now selects this recipe while explicit component sizes and card padding still win.

0.51.0

• Adds an optional key to TRTreeNavGroup and TRTreeNavLeaf. The key is attached to the rendered row, so products can distinguish destinations with the same label and Flutter preserves row state when keyed nodes reorder.

0.50.1

• Animates a dragged TRDrawer from its released extent to the nearest snap point instead of jumping there. Reduced-motion environments still settle the drawer immediately, and dismissal thresholds are unchanged.

0.50.0

• Adds the tinyrack_ui_check command and programmatic check API for enforcing public Tinyrack tokens, components, imports, and light/dark theme setup in Flutter application source.
• Supports analyzer 12 as well as analyzer 13 so applications pinned by the Flutter SDK can install the compliance checker.
• Runs against both analyzer AST contracts and accepts normalized relative project roots such as --root ..

0.49.0

• Adds TRControlDensityScope, which lets a product choose standard or comfortable default geometry for a subtree without teaching the design system where its responsive breakpoint belongs. Interactive controls that omit uiSize now resolve to md or lg from that scope, while an explicit sm, md, or lg remains fixed. Status and display components keep their existing size defaults.
• Adds uiSize to TRSwitch. Its existing 40 by 24 geometry remains the medium default, and the comfortable large recipe renders a 48 by 32 switch.
• Makes the large slider recipe reserve the shared 40-pixel large control height instead of shrinking below the medium recipe, so comfortable density increases both its target and thumb clearance.

0.48.1

• Keeps TRDrawer content clear of every system safe area while its surface still reaches the viewport edge. Top and bottom sheets previously disabled the inset on the edge they were attached to, placing controls under a status bar, home indicator, or system navigation bar.

0.48.0

• Lets a selection reach the end of a long line in a TRCodeBlock. A block that does not wrap is wider than its viewport, and the pointer cannot travel past the clip: a drag could only ever select the part of the line that happened to be visible when it started, and nothing outside the block scrolls that axis. Holding a drag past the code now pans the block at about the rate the line can be read, and a reader who has turned motion off gets the whole line at once.
• Adds TRCodeBlock.trailing, an action pinned to the block's top-trailing corner and clear of the code, so a copy affordance no longer requires recreating the surface around it.

0.47.4

• Keeps a TRSplitView divider under the pointer while it is dragged. Each drag update was applied to the ratio the last frame had rendered, so when a fast pointer delivered several moves before the next build, only the final move of the frame survived and the divider fell further behind the cursor the faster it was dragged. Updates now accumulate on the live drag value. The drag value is also kept unclamped, so travel spent pushing past a pane's minimum extent is owed back before the divider follows the pointer again, instead of the divider reversing while the pointer is still beyond the bound.

0.47.3

• Gives a toast the height of what it says. The card carried a floor tall enough for a title, a description, and an action, so a one-line report — the common case — sat in nearly twice the space it needed. The floor is gone along with the toastMinHeight metric behind it; the card is still a fixed width so a stack reads as one column.
• Stops a toast from painting its text with Flutter's fallback style. A region mounted above the navigator, which is where a report has to live to outlast the route that asked for it, stands outside every Scaffold, and the cards draw their own surface rather than standing on one. Text there inherited the yellow double underline MaterialApp marks unstyled text with. The stack now carries a transparent Material, which also gives its controls the ink surface they splash onto.
• Reports an action asked for a second time. Showing a toast under an id that is already queued replaces it rather than stacking a second card, but the replacement was silent: the card sat exactly where it was, saying exactly what it said, which read as the second attempt having been ignored. A repeat now plays its entry again, moves to the newest place in the stack, and builds a fresh live region so a screen reader announces it too.

0.47.2

• Emphasises a keyboard-focused TRSelect trigger with the selection fill instead of the accent focus outline. The blue border read as an error or a validation state on a control that was merely focused, and it thickened the trigger's border, so the box shifted as focus arrived. Focus now carries the same fill an open trigger already had, in both the solid and the ghost appearance, and it outranks hover. An invalid trigger keeps its danger outline, which is the one state the fill on its own cannot say, and the highlight inside the option list is unchanged. @tinyrack/ui moves with it, so the two packages keep the same focus treatment.

0.47.1

• Selects a draggable tab on an ordinary click again. Draggable claims the gesture as soon as the pointer passes its device hit slop, which is a single logical pixel for a mouse, so a click that drifted while the button was down started a drag and the strip reported nothing. A tab now waits for TRMeasurements.dragStartDistance before the drag takes over, and keeps the platform slop on touch. A strip built with dragConfiguration needed several clicks to switch tabs.
• Selects from the whole tab, not only from its label. The tap surface sat inside the tab's padding, so a click on the padding, the strip rule, or the band above and below the label landed on nothing while the hover surface still reacted to it. The close control keeps its own tap target and its own node in the semantics tree, and a tab now reports its label and a tap action to assistive technology instead of leaving activation to the keyboard.
• Adds TRMeasurements.dragStartDistance, the distance a pointer travels before a press on a draggable surface turns into a drag.

0.47.0

• Adds TRSelect.searchable, which opens a filter field above the options and gives it focus. It matches the item label case-insensitively unless filter supplies a predicate, explains an empty result with noResultsText, moves focus to the first enabled match on arrow down, and commits on Enter once one match is left. A select without it keeps the existing prefix typeahead; a searchable one spends those keystrokes on the query instead, because jumping between rows is what the query already does.
• Opens the options in a bottom sheet on a viewport narrower than TRBreakpoints.small, and in the anchored dropdown at or above it. A dropdown on a phone had to share the viewport with the trigger and the keyboard, which left a long list a few rows tall. This changes every existing select on a narrow viewport, searchable or not. TRSelect.surface pins one of the two when a layout needs to decide for itself. The surface is resolved when the select opens, so a resize cannot swap it out from under an open list.
• Scrolls the dropdown's options at TRMeasurements.measureXl instead of letting them grow past the viewport. A select with more options than fit had no way to reach the ones below the fold.

0.46.0

• Renders TRNumberField's label and supporting text around the whole control instead of inside its numeric input. The input sits in a fixed TRMeasurements.measureSm box between the two step buttons, so a helperText or errorText handed to it wrapped at that width and grew a column tall enough to drag the centered − and + buttons off the input's row and down beside the wrapped text. Every consumer that explained its number field got that layout; the field now reads as one row with its message beneath, and the message is free to use the control's full width.
• Adds TRTextField.invalid, which paints the field's invalid emphasis without giving it a message to render. errorText still implies it. This is what lets a component that owns the message — TRNumberField above — keep the frame and the explanation from having to share one width.

0.45.1

• Reports an unavailable TRSwitch by fading the whole control at TRGeneratedOpacity.disabled, the way TRCheckbox already does, instead of swapping the palette. A disabled switch that was on used to paint a surfaceSelected track with a full-opacity primary thumb, which inverted the enabled on state and read as a different control rather than as the same switch the reader had just lost access to.
• Keeps a disabled or read-only TRSwitch at its resting colors while the pointer is over it. Hover was still repainting the track, which the Web package has always excluded.

0.45.0

• Fixes TRToastRegion painting: the card drew a rounded rectangle over a border whose leading side carried the variant colour at a heavier width, which Flutter cannot stroke. Every paint threw in a debug build, and a release build dropped the corner radius instead. The variant now reads as a leading bar inside a uniformly bordered card, so the radius survives.
• Clamps a toast title to two lines and a description to three. A caller forwarding a caught exception could otherwise grow one card past the height of the viewport and overflow the stack.
• Animates a toast out instead of removing it between frames, so dismissing one from the middle of the stack no longer makes its neighbours jump. Cards are keyed by their own identity, and an id shown again while it is still leaving reclaims its card rather than stacking a second one.
• Holds the auto-dismiss countdown while a pointer rests on the stack or focus is inside it, and adds TRToastController.pauseAutoDismiss, resumeAutoDismiss, and isPaused for callers that need the same control.
• Scopes the toast region's escape shortcut to the stack. A region with nothing to dismiss previously consumed escape anywhere in the application.
• Keeps TRToastController.track sticky while its future is in flight. The loading toast had been pinned to a finite duration far past the 32-bit millisecond argument a browser timer accepts, which dismissed it immediately on the web.
• Mirrors the toast dismiss button's inset under right-to-left text, where a fixed offset had pushed it into the leading border.
• Announces each toast as its own live region; the surrounding container's label never changes, so a screen reader had nothing to report on arrival.
• Adds TRMotion.toast, the dwell time a toast uses before dismissing itself.
• Breaking: removes TRToastAnchor, which wrapped its child in a KeyedSubtree and did nothing else.

0.44.1

• Keeps the running spinner in TRChatStatusRow square inside its fixed leading rail.

0.44.0

• Adds typed first-line and center alignment to TRChatMessageRow, keeping leading icons aligned with prose at every text scale while allowing compound surfaces such as attachment cards to opt into full-height centering.
• Aligns TRRadio glyphs with the first line of compound labels by default and adds an explicit centered option for non-text label content.

0.43.1

• Keeps the native context menu from freezing the window: the Linux popup no longer borrows a stale press timestamp, tears itself down when it never maps or leaves the screen without deactivating, and a wedged popup is superseded by the next request instead of swallowing it.
• Reports the Flutter fallback menu's open and close through the native presenter's callbacks, so a caller that restores keyboard focus on close hears about the fallback dismissal too.
• Resets the native presenter and surfaces the error when the platform fails unexpectedly, instead of leaking an unhandled asynchronous error and ignoring every later request.

0.43.0

• Adds TRTabsWidth and TRTabs.tabWidth so document-style strips can keep each tab at TRMeasurements.measureSm while the default continues to fill the available width.
• Extends a hovered tab's surface through the border seam below the strip.

0.42.2

• Uses a static running-status icon in chat rows when reduced motion is requested, allowing the UI and widget test frame queues to settle.

0.42.1

• Keeps TRSplitView divider lines expanded across the panes while their wider resize targets remain overlaid on the boundary.

0.42.0

• Breaking: removes the separate TRTabs.bar constructor. Use TRTabs for every tab strip, omit panelBuilder when the application owns the active body, and opt into leading controls, actions, closing, and dragging through their existing optional properties.
• Gives every tab strip one full-width visual contract: tabs divide the available width until they reach their minimum scrollable extent, touch the strip edges without a ghost inset, and mark selection with a primary top rule instead of a rounded selected fill.
• Keeps optional panels on the same strip anatomy while preserving controlled and uncontrolled selection, keyboard focus, assistive semantics, disabled tabs, close controls, and same- or cross-group drag insertion.

0.41.0

• Adds TRChatMessageRow, TRChatUserBubble, TRChatToolDisclosure, and TRChatStatusRow for consistently aligned chat transcripts with accessible tool detail disclosure and typed activity states.
• Adds English, Korean, and Japanese Chat documentation with interactive and composed transcript examples.

0.40.1

• Draws TRSplitView boundaries at the shared border width without turning the resize hit target into an empty gutter between panes.

0.40.0

• Adds TRRadialMeter, a token-sized circular measurement with status colors, range clamping, reduced-motion support, and a required assistive label.
• Lets TRIconButton accept externally owned focus and autofocus so composite controls can coordinate keyboard-triggered overlays without private wrappers.
• Keeps TRPreviewCard focus on its trigger while showing non-modal details.
• Adds TRQrCode, an accessible token-sized QR image for short-lived links and identifiers.

0.39.0

• Adds TRFocusRing for product-specific composite controls. It accepts raw focus ownership but paints the shared ring only when focus arrived through keyboard navigation, without changing the child's layout.
• Makes TRCard.focused follow the same keyboard-only focus-visible contract. Pointer-focused composer surfaces no longer receive a thick focus border.
• Keeps a pointer-open ghost TRSelect selected with its background instead of a focus border while preserving the border for keyboard navigation.
• Adds TRDropOverlay and TROpacity.dropOverlay for accessible pane-wide file-drop feedback with reduced-motion support and pointer passthrough.

0.38.0

• Breaking: removes TRSpacing.fiveExtraLarge, TRBreakpoints.extraSmall, medium, and large, and the brand-mark, pane, and reading-width members of TRMeasurements. These values had no product code consumers. Use the retained TRSpacing, TRMeasurements.measure*, TRBreakpoints.small or extraLarge values when they express the same decision; keep product-specific layout widths in the product.
• Releases the Linux native context menu and its GTK input grab before reporting selection or dismissal to Flutter, so restoring terminal focus cannot leave the application unresponsive after the menu closes.

0.37.1

• Keeps the highlighted TRInlineSuggestions row visible while keyboard or controller navigation moves through a scrollable suggestion list.

0.37.0

• Adds TRSplitView, a controlled horizontal or vertical two-pane layout with pointer, keyboard, and assistive-technology resizing, minimum extents, and separate live and completed ratio callbacks.
• Adds optional document-tab dragging to TRTabs.bar through TRTabsDragConfiguration and TRTabDropDetails. A drop reports the source strip, destination strip, tab value, and insertion index while preserving the existing selection, close, and scrolling contracts.
• Adds TRMeasurements.splitPaneMinExtent for products that decide whether a container has enough room to create another usable pane.

0.36.0

• Breaking: removes TRTerminalView, TRTerminalController, and TRTerminalSize, together with the xterm dependency. Terminal emulation is now owned by the style-neutral termworld Flutter package. Depend directly on tinyrack-net/flutter-packages/packages/termworld, create a TerminalEmulator and TerminalViewController, and inject Tinyrack colors, typography, spacing, focus, cursor, and selection tokens into TerminalView from the product composite. No compatibility adapter remains in tinyrack_ui.

0.35.1

• Draws TRTerminalView selections as a 50% surfaceSelected overlay so the selected glyphs and ANSI colors remain visible beneath the highlight.

0.35.0

• Makes top and bottom TRDrawer surfaces fit their content by default instead of reserving half the viewport and leaving growing empty space below short content. A drawer now grows only until it reaches the available viewport, then scrolls its content while keeping its header and actions visible.
• Passing snapPoints opts back into viewport-relative sizing and drag-to-snap behavior. Start and end drawers retain their existing side-panel dimensions when snapPoints is omitted.

0.34.0

• Draws a surface and the control sitting on it at one border weight. border and controlBorder were different greys — a card closed at #d4d4d4 while the field inside it closed at #737373 — so a single screen showed two border weights with nothing to explain the difference. border now rises to meet controlBorder: neutral.500 in light, neutral.400 in dark. Each theme has one resting border; the two themes still differ from each other.
• controlBorder is unchanged, so the 3:1 non-text contrast it is held to by status-contrast.test.ts is untouched. Unifying downward would have meant dropping control boundaries to roughly 1.5:1 and deleting that contract.
• Moves the resting borders that had reached for borderStrong onto controlBorder: TRTextField, TRCheckbox, TROtpField, a disabled TRSwitch, TRAlertDialog, TRToast, the neutral status border, and the Material InputDecoration borders. controlBorder and borderStrong held the same value, so a component reaching for the wrong one was pixel-identical to one reaching for the right one and the drift went unnoticed: TRTextField rested on borderStrong while the web input rested on controlBorder, and a disabled TRSwitch was drawn stronger than an enabled one.
• Separates borderStrong from the resting weight so a hover state stays distinguishable: neutral.600 in light, neutral.300 in dark. It had been the same grey the resting border now uses.
• Surfaces are louder as a result — cards, dividers, and popup layers all close at the control weight. That walks back part of the layer quieting in 0.33.0: a layer now closes at the same weight as everything else rather than at its own.
• ColorScheme.outline still resolves to borderStrong. Material models two outline levels and outlineVariant already carries the resting border.

0.33.0

• Quiets the border every popup layer draws. A menu, select popup, context menu, popover, tooltip, or preview card framed itself with borderStrong, the same weight a resting control uses to claim space in the page. A layer already separates itself with a shadow, so the strong edge read as a second frame around content that was only two shades away from it. Every layer now closes its shape with border, and TRLayerSurface no longer takes a strong variant.
• Lowers layer rows to the sm control height. A menu row carried an extra spacing.xs that an option row did not, so the two densities disagreed by 4px inside the same product and a menu of six commands stood 24px taller than it had to. layerComponents.menuItemHeight and optionItemHeight are both 1.75rem now, and the components that had copied their own arithmetic — the autocomplete scroll estimate, the inline-suggestion row extent, the combobox option grid — read those tokens instead.
• Gives TRMenuSeparator a spacing.sm gap. At spacing.xs the rule sat as close to its neighbours as two rows of one group sit to each other, so it divided nothing.
• Fixes a TRMenubar trigger drawing no focus ring. Its border side was a fixed transparent line rather than a state-resolved one, so keyboard focus moved along the bar invisibly.
• Fixes the TRTooltip border taking Flutter's default width instead of borders.width.default.

0.32.0

• TRDialog, TRAlertDialog, and TRDrawer now inset their slots by TRSpacing.medium instead of TRSpacing.extraLarge, so an overlay box is padded 12 logical pixels rather than 24. A dialog is a focused surface holding one short decision, and a quarter of its width was going to chrome; the delete confirmations and pickers that make up most overlay traffic read as oversized boxes around two lines of text. TRDialog's content block drops from TRSpacing.large to TRSpacing.small, and TRAlertDialog stacks its slots at TRSpacing.small instead of TRSpacing.medium, so the interior rhythm shrinks with the box rather than leaving the content block looking detached. The matching React surfaces changed with it, so visual parity is unaffected. No token values changed. A consumer that sized overlay content against the old 24px inset — a fixed maxWidth on content meant to fill the box, say — gets 24 logical pixels more room than it asked for.

0.31.1

• Completes the TRTreeNav keyboard-trap fix. 0.30.1 made the focus ring colour-only on leaf rows but left the group row still swapping foregroundDecoration against null, so a group with a trailing control — a workspace header with an overflow menu, say — kept re-inflating itself and kept trapping Tab. Both row kinds now hold a stable subtree across focus changes.

0.31.0

• Adds TRBreakpoints, which publishes the viewport widths a responsive layout changes shape at. The values were already generated from the shared token source but were reachable only through the generated class, so a consumer deciding between a stacked and a side-by-side arrangement had to name its own threshold and two surfaces in one app could reflow at different widths.
• Adds TRMeasurements.paneSm and TRMeasurements.paneMd, the inline size of a structural pane such as a navigation rail or the list side of a list-detail layout. A pane holds rows of other content, so sizing it from the measure scale or from TRControlMetrics stated the wrong intent.
• Adds TRMeasurements.readingWidthSm, readingWidthMd, and readingWidthLg, the maximum inline size of a readable content column. An unbounded column pushes a label and its control to opposite edges of a wide window.
• Adds TRControlMetrics.focusWidth and TRControlMetrics.focusOffset. Only borderWidth was published, so a composite drawing its own focus ring had to guess the width and could disagree by a pixel with the controls beside it.

0.30.1

• Fixes TRTreeNav trapping the keyboard. A row's focus ring was added and removed by swapping foregroundDecoration against null, which adds and removes a foreground layer and so re-inflates the row. Once a row stopped taking the ring for a control inside it, stepping from the row onto its own trailing button or menu trigger toggled the ring off mid-traversal, and the rebuild destroyed the focus node traversal was moving to. Tab then never left the tree. The ring is now always present and only changes colour.
• Fixes a system context menu on Linux closing itself moments after it opened, which under Wayland left right-clicking looking as though it did nothing at all. GTK measures a menu's life from the time of the event that asked for it, and the plugin described the request with a fabricated event stamped GDK_CURRENT_TIME, which is zero. To GTK that menu had been waiting since the beginning of the session, so the button release that followed the right-click, or the popup grab itself, dismissed it immediately. The plugin now watches the pointer presses the window really receives and stamps the request with the time of the press that asked for the menu. Measured under Wayland with GTK 3.24: a menu popped up with a zero stamp took itself down within a second every time, with no input at all; the same menu with a real stamp stayed.
• Reports a menu the platform accepted but could not put on screen as a menu-not-shown platform error instead of as an empty selection, and falls back to the Tinyrack presentation when that happens. A dismissal and a menu that never appeared were indistinguishable before, so a platform failure silently looked like the person changing their mind. The new code is exported as trNativeContextMenuNotShown.

0.30.0

• TRTabs.bar renders a document-style tab bar: a horizontally scrolling strip of closable tabs that leaves the body to its caller. The card tabs own their panel through panelBuilder, which an application cannot use when it already draws the active document from its own routing state, and they had no way to express a per-tab close control, a status glyph, an overflowing strip, or the new-tab commands that sit beside the tabs. Every such window had to rebuild the strip from list rows and separators, which put the tab height, the inset, and the tone of the rule below it back in product code. The bar owns all three.
• TRTabsTab takes leading, onClose, and closeLabel. Only TRTabs.bar renders them, and closeLabel is required alongside onClose so the close control is always named for assistive technology.

0.29.1

• Fixes TRTreeNav treating a focused control inside a row as a focused row. A row read Focus.onFocusChange, which reports hasFocus, so a trailing button or TRMenu trigger lit the whole row's focus ring and hover surface. Adding that ring inserted a foreground DecoratedBox into the row, which re-inflated the row's subtree and discarded the gesture recognizer of the control being pressed, so the first press on a trailing menu trigger was swallowed and the menu only opened on the second press. A row now takes the focus surface only while it holds the primary focus itself.

0.29.0

• Adds TRContextMenu.items and TRContextMenu.itemsBuilder, which describe a context menu as TRMenuElements — TRMenuActionElement, TRMenuSeparatorElement, and TRMenuSubmenuElement — rather than as widgets. An operating-system menu cannot host a Flutter widget, so a menu that may be drawn by the platform has to be data. The Flutter presentation renders the same model with TRMenuItem, TRMenuSeparator, TRMenuCheckboxItem, and TRMenuSubmenu, and is pixel-identical to the previous rendering. The widget constructor is unchanged.
• Adds TRContextMenuPresenter, TRContextMenuPresenterScope, TRFlutterContextMenuPresenter, TRContextMenuController, and TRContextMenuHost. TRContextMenu keeps ownership of the gesture contract — secondary tap, touch or stylus long press, the context-menu key, and Shift+F10 — and the installed presenter decides how the menu appears. Nothing installed means the Flutter presentation, exactly as before, including its Escape and press-on-child dismissal.
• Adds TRNativeContextMenuPresenter, which hands a described menu to GTK on Linux, Win32 on Windows, and AppKit on macOS through the new net.tinyrack.ui/native_menu channel. The menu then carries the platform's own appearance, keyboard navigation, and accessibility, and can paint outside the window. tinyrack_ui is a Flutter plugin on those three desktop platforms as a result; mobile and web declare no platform entry and build nothing. A system menu takes a platform bitmap rather than an IconData, so TRMenuActionElement.icon is dropped there, and the system owns dismissal, so TRContextMenuController.close does nothing once a native menu is up. Anything the platform cannot present falls back to the Flutter presentation, including a desktop build whose embedder never registered the plugin.
• Adds TRTerminalView.contextMenuItems, the described counterpart of contextMenuBuilder. The terminal consumes secondary taps itself, so it keeps opening the menu through a controller; that controller is now a TRContextMenuController, which reaches whichever presentation is installed.

0.28.0

• Publishes TRMenu.label, the accessible name given to an icon trigger. It was private, so a caller that rendered one could not identify it by the name it had just supplied — the asymmetry with TRIconButton.label pushed consumers into reading the rendered semantics tree instead, which also matches every TRIconButton, because those name themselves the same way. The field is null for a text trigger, which names itself.

0.27.0

• Renders every popup layer row at sm instead of md. A menu item, a select option, an autocomplete or combobox suggestion, and a toolbar link all sat at the same height as the control that opened them, so an open menu of five commands was as tall as five buttons stacked on the page. A row inside an already-open surface is not a control the page has to make room for, and reading it at the trigger's size made short command lists feel oversized.
• Menu rows are now 32px instead of 36, select and combobox options 28 instead of 32, inline padding 8 instead of 12, and row text is the sm control label style instead of bodySm, which also brings a menu item's type in line with a TRButton of the same size. Row icons are now sized explicitly at the sm icon size; they previously inherited the ambient 16px icon theme and stayed large while everything around them shrank.
• The context menu surface follows: its minimum width is five sm rows instead of five md ones and its padding is the sm gap. Popup widths are otherwise unchanged, because measure-md is a layout scale shared with things that are not controls.
• No token values changed. The sm control metrics already existed; the layer chrome simply reads them now, from one named constant so the Flutter and web packages cannot drift apart again.

0.26.1

• Stops TRTerminalView repeating a whole committed word once more when a sticky input method — Hangul or Kana, for instance — ends its composition session by reporting the unchanged buffer again. An identical single-character report is still sent, because a platform that resets the buffer reports one keystroke at a time. A continuation report is also no longer split in the middle of a surrogate pair, which used to put a lone surrogate on the wire as invalid bytes.
• Makes TRContextMenu dismissable and intentional. The menu now closes when a pointer presses its own child — the anchor shares the menu's tap region, so that press never counted as an outside tap — and on Escape wherever focus is; a terminal closes it before Escape can reach the program. A held primary mouse button no longer opens it, because a long press means "context menu" only for touch and stylus pointers, and Enter or Space on a focused child no longer opens it either, because the keyboard trigger now listens only for the context-menu key and Shift+F10.

0.26.0

• Adds TRMenu.icon, for a menu that opens from a glyph. The trigger was always laid out as a text control, so it carried inlinePaddingOf on both sides: an md menu holding a 16px icon came out roughly 42x32. Standing in a tab strip or toolbar beside TRIconButtons, the menu was the one wide control in a row of squares, and there was no way to narrow it. The named constructor takes the geometry TRIconButton already uses — a square the side of the control height, with the inline padding dropped and the glyph sized by iconSizeOf.
• TRMenu.icon requires a label, exactly as TRIconButton does, because a glyph alone leaves the trigger with no accessible name. Hover, pressed, focus, radius, and the expanded state are unchanged from the text trigger.

0.25.0

• Adds TRCollapsible.attachedEdge with TRCollapsibleAttachedEdge. A collapsible sitting directly on another surface — a drawer docked on top of a card, for instance — previously painted a full rounded border, so the two surfaces could not read as one; the only workarounds were forbidden local repaints. bottom and top square that edge's corners, drop its border side, and keep the content box identical by no longer widening the inset the removed border used to overlap. The default none is pixel-identical to the previous rendering.

0.24.0

• Adds TRFieldAppearance.plain, for a field inside a surface that frames the whole group and shows the group's focus itself. ghost still paints hover and focus from the field, which is right for a lone field on a toolbar but wrong inside a TRCard that sets focused: the caret then draws one ring around the text and another around the card. A composer whose card holds the input, a toolbar, and a send button had to choose between ringing only the text or ringing it twice.
• plain keeps the invalid emphasis, which is the one state the framing surface cannot know about, and keeps the border box at its normal width like the other appearances, so switching to it never moves the field. The web package expresses the same rule structurally: an input inside .tr-input-group drops its border and outline and the group paints :focus-within. Flutter has no such nesting selector, so the field is told directly.
• Adds uiSize to TRMenu. Its trigger had md geometry welded in, so a menu standing in a row of sm buttons and fields was four pixels taller than every control beside it and there was no way to align them. TRButton, TRIconButton, TRSelect, and TRMenubar already took the size; the menu is now the same, defaulting to md.

0.23.0

• Adds TRInlineSuggestions, a suggestion layer anchored to a text field the caller keeps. TRAutocomplete and TRCombobox both build their own field and match against its entire contents, so neither can complete one token of a longer message: a mention or a command typed inside a multiline composer had no component at all, and every consumer that wanted one had to hand-roll an overlay along with its highlight, wrapping keyboard navigation, scroll-into- view, and popup semantics.
• The component never builds or reads the field. It takes the caller's subtree as child, receives rows the caller already filtered and ordered, and reports the committed row through onSelected so the caller performs the text edit with the offsets only it knows. sessionKey names the token being completed: changing it resets the highlight and clears an earlier dismissal, so Escape hides the current token's list while a freshly typed one reopens.
• TRInlineSuggestionsController.handleKeyEvent is the integration point. A multiline editor consumes the arrow and enter keys itself, so a host calls it first inside its own Focus(onKeyEvent:) and falls through to its own behaviour on KeyEventResult.ignored. Enter with nothing armed is ignored, which keeps a host's Enter-to-send working over an empty result set.
• Results that arrive late for the same session keep the highlighted value rather than its index, and a loading list that still holds rows keeps them on screen with a spinner below. Together these stop the list reshuffling or blanking under the reader on every keystroke.
• A held modifier leaves the key to the host. Shift+Enter opens a line and Control+Enter submits in the editors this exists for, so a list that claimed every Enter would swallow both; the same rule keeps Shift+Tab and Shift+arrow with the field.
• TRInlineSuggestionItem.matchedIndices names the characters to emphasise, so a consumer highlights a fuzzy match without naming a color or a weight.
• An anchored layer placed above its trigger now grows from the edge nearest that trigger instead of always scaling from its top, so a layer opening upwards no longer appears to pull away from the control it belongs to.

0.22.0

• Pins splashFactory to InkRipple.splashFactory. Material picks the ink sparkle on Android and the ripple on every other platform, so the same press animated differently depending on where a Tinyrack app ran, for the same reason the page transitions are already pinned. The sparkle also compiles a fragment shader that a headless test environment cannot always provide, which surfaced in consumers as an intermittent ink_sparkle.frag failure rather than as a visible difference.

0.21.0

• Adds TRMeasurements.brandMarkSm, brandMarkMd, and brandMarkLg — a 64, 96, and 128px square scale for a brand mark, such as the one a boot splash centers. A product had no token for this: the measure scale constrains the inline size of a content region, TRSpacing describes gaps, and TRControlMetrics.iconSizeOf is the 14-16px glyph inside a control, so sizing a mark with any of them read as a token while meaning something else. Also exposed to the web package as --tinyrack-brand-mark-*.

0.20.0

• Removes TRWindowCaptionButton, TRWindowCaptionAction, and TRWindowCaptionGlyphStyle. The widget was one TRIconButton call under a glyph table, and the two decisions it added — a ghost appearance and TRIntent.danger on close — could not be overridden, so the first consumer that wanted a caption group in one color had to abandon the widget rather than configure it. Nothing in the package used it: TRWindowFrame draws its own decorative controls, and there was no React counterpart.
• Build window commands from TRIconButton in the leading and actions slots of TRWindowFrameTitleBar, which is unchanged. The glyphs the widget used were minus, square, copy, and x; the neutral corner set was minimize, maximize, minimize2, and x.

0.19.0

• Replaces TRTextInputVariant with TRFieldAppearance and accepts an appearance argument on TRTextField, TRTextarea, TRSelect, TRCombobox, TRMultiCombobox, TRAutocomplete, TRNumberField, and TROtpField, together with their controlled and form-field variants. Only buttons and shell surfaces could drop their chrome before, so a select or a text field sitting inside a sidebar or a toolbar had no way to stop looking like a boxed control. Replace variant: TRTextInputVariant.plain with appearance: TRFieldAppearance.ghost, and TRTextInputVariant.defaultVariant with TRFieldAppearance.solid.
• TRFieldAppearance.ghost is not the old plain. plain removed the frame outright, including the focus ring, which left the host surface responsible for focus visibility and invalid emphasis and frequently unpainted. ghost drops only the resting border and fill; hover, focus, open, and invalid states are still painted by the field from the same tokens solid uses.
• A ghost field keeps its border box at the normal width and paints it transparent, so swapping appearance never moves a field's metrics. A TRTextarea migrating from plain therefore insets its content by one border width more than before, matching what solid has always done.

0.18.0

• TRMeasurements publishes the complete measure scale: measureXs, measureSm, and measureLg join the measureMd and measureXl steps it already exposed. The tokens behind them were already generated, but only two of the five were public, so a consumer sizing a surface to any other step — a boot splash brand mark, a constrained illustration — had to approximate it with a literal or misuse a TRSpacing gap token as a dimension.

0.17.0

• Raises the sm control height from 24px to 28px. 24px left four pixels of air around a 12px label, which reads as cramped rather than dense on the desktop title bar the step was added for. The rest of the recipe is unchanged.

0.16.0

• TRTreeNav and TRTreeNav.controlled take an itemSpacing parameter for the gap between top-level items. It defaults to TRGeneratedSpacing.lg, preserving prior behavior for a tree of unrelated top-level branches. A consumer rendering a flat list of adjacent destinations, such as a settings sidebar, previously had no way to shrink that gap without a private literal — it can now pass a smaller public TRSpacing token instead.

0.15.0

• Adds TRUiSize.sm, a compact step below md on the shared control scale, and the controlMetrics.sm tokens behind it — 24px height, 8px inline padding, 4px gap, 14px icon, and 12px/16px label type. The scale previously started at md, so a dense surface such as a desktop title bar had no size to drop to and consumers reached for literals instead. Every control that switches on TRUiSize resolves the new step from the same token tier.
• TRMenubar and TRMenubarMenu take a uiSize. The bar was fixed to md, so its height could not follow the rest of a compact chrome row. The bar publishes its size to its menus through an internal scope, and a single TRMenubarMenu can still override it.
• TRWindowCaptionButton takes a uiSize. It was fixed to md, which pinned the minimize, maximize, and close glyphs to a 32px row even when the frame around them was smaller.

0.14.0

• Adds TRControlMetrics.labelStyleOf, the text style a control renders its label in. A consumer measuring a label to decide what fits had to guess the weight and tracking, because they are not the ambient ones; measuring with the ambient style under-reports the width. TRButton now takes its own label style from the same accessor, so the two cannot drift.

0.13.0

• Sizes and colors icons from tokens. ThemeData.iconTheme was unset, so every icon outside a component that installs its own icon theme fell back to Material's 24px default and to colorScheme.onSurface. 24 is not a Tinyrack measurement, so those icons rendered off the scale and consumers compensated with size literals. Icons now take TRControlMetrics.iconSizeOf(TRUiSize.md) and the text token.
• Adds TRControlMetrics, which publishes the geometry every Tinyrack control is built from — outer height, inline padding, content gap, icon size, font size, and line height per TRUiSize, plus the border width that adds to a control's outer size. A layout that has to decide how many controls fit an available width, or align its own content to a control, previously had to measure a rendered control or copy a literal, because these values were only reachable through the private generated tokens.

0.12.0

• TRAppShellSidebar now owns its own inline size and animates every change to it — collapsing, expanding, and switching between the expanded width and the rail — over TRMotion.normal, snapping instead when the platform asks for reduced motion. The new collapsed flag animates the surface away: it leaves focus, pointers, and semantics as soon as the collapse starts, its content stays laid out at the target width and clipped while the surface slides, and the content is removed from the tree once the animation ends. The new width overrides the shell width for one surface, which is what a sidebar composed inside TRAppShellMain needs. A caller that wrapped the sidebar in a fixed SizedBox should pass width instead, because an outer tight constraint still wins and suppresses the animation. The mobile drawer keeps its own route transition and ignores collapsed.

0.11.0

• Adds TRText.inherit, which keeps the ambient DefaultTextStyle instead of replacing it with a typography role. Tinyrack components style their slots by merging into the default text style, so a slot child built with the primary constructor discarded the size, color, and truncation its host applied — a TRText in a TRTreeNav description lost the muted label style, and one in a list row subtitle lost both the muted color and the ellipsis. The primary constructor is unchanged and remains correct wherever the text owns its role.
• Decouples TRText's overflow and softWrap from truncate and adds them as parameters. truncate forced maxLines to 1, so a two-line ellipsized label was not expressible. It is now shorthand that any explicit maxLines, overflow, or softWrap overrides, and only a single-line clip stops wrapping. TRText also no longer forces TextAlign.start when no alignment is given, so it inherits the ambient alignment as Text does.
• Adds TRScrollArea.forScrollable, a themed scrollbar over a scrollable the caller already owns. The default constructor always supplies its own SingleChildScrollView, so hosting a lazy or reversed ListView nested two scrollables, unbounded the list's height, and defeated its lazy building.
• Fills in headlineSmall, headlineMedium, and headlineLarge on the theme's TextTheme. They were unset, so their size, line height, and weight were all null and text sized by them fell back to the ambient default rather than a token. All three take the same style as their titleLarge and displaySmall neighbours, which Tinyrack already renders identically.
• Themes text selection. textSelectionTheme was unset, so the selection highlight, caret, and drag handles were drawn with Material's default accent, which is outside the token set. Selection now uses surfaceSelected, the caret uses text, and the handles use focus.
• Fixes TRTerminalView repeating text that a multi-character input method composes. The terminal reports the whole platform editing buffer when a composition ends and relies on resetting that buffer afterwards; Hangul and Kana input methods keep their own buffer for the length of a composition session and ignore the reset, so typing 반갑다 sent 반반갑반갑다 to the program. The terminal now sends only what each report adds.
• Adds TRTerminalController.selectedText, hasSelection, selectAll, clearSelection, paste, and selectionChanges so a consumer can build clipboard actions against the selected region.
• Adds TRTerminalView.contextMenuBuilder, which opens a TRContextMenu at the secondary pointer button. The terminal owns this interaction because it consumes secondary taps itself, so an enclosing TRContextMenu never saw them. A program that asks the terminal to report mouse events still receives the secondary button instead.

0.10.0

• Maps every Material color role onto a Tinyrack token. TinyrackTheme set only nine of the ColorScheme roles, so the rest resolved through Flutter's fallback chain: outline and outlineVariant collapsed onto onSurface, which made a plain Divider or VerticalDivider paint in the full-contrast text token — a near-white hairline in dark mode. onSurfaceVariant had the same fallback, so muted metadata rendered at full contrast, and every surfaceContainer* tier collapsed onto surface, leaving raised surfaces invisible against the page. The boundary roles now use the two border tokens, the container tiers use surfaceMuted, surfaceTint is transparent to match the flat surface system, and ThemeData.dividerColor is pinned to border so the legacy and Material 3 divider paths agree. shadow deliberately keeps its opaque-black default, which already matches the token shadows.
• Adds TRPageTransitionsBuilder and installs it in TinyrackTheme.light() and TinyrackTheme.dark() for every TargetPlatform. A routed page previously inherited Material's per-platform default, so the same application animated one way on Android and another on macOS, Linux, and Windows, and the motion came from outside the token set. The arriving page now fades in while it scales up from the closed overlay scale, matching the dialog and drawer motion, and a pop plays that animation in reverse. The transition is skipped when the platform reports disableAnimations.

0.9.1

• Fixes a TRMenubar menu and a TRMenu panel that opened over their own trigger instead of below it. The shared menu layer style anchored the panel to the trigger's top edge, so an open menubar menu covered the bar. A menubar panel now attaches to the bar's bottom edge and a TRMenu panel keeps its alignmentOffset gap below its trigger.

0.9.0

• Adds TRTextInputVariant and a variant property on TRTextField and TRTextarea. The new plain variant drops the input's own border and fill so an enclosing surface can frame the input; that surface then owns focus visibility and invalid emphasis.
• Adds a focused property on TRCard so a card framing a focusable group, such as a composer built around a plain input, can paint the focus ring. The ring paints over the card, so it does not change the card size.

0.8.1

• Fixes an anchored layer that never requested focus, such as a TRTooltip opened by focusing its trigger, restoring focus to that trigger when it closes. The restored focus dismissed whatever had gained focus meanwhile, so opening a TRMenubar menu while a focus tooltip was showing closed the menu immediately.

0.8.0

• Adds default and muted separator variants so content dividers can use the standard control border or the lower-emphasis semantic border color.

0.7.0

Breaking: simplifies the shared control size scale to two steps. This shipped unlabelled in 0.6.1, which is retracted; 0.7.0 restates it correctly.

• Removes TRUiSize.sm and shifts the scale down one step. The former sm metrics are now md, and the former md metrics are now lg; the former lg step is gone. Migrate TRUiSize.sm to TRUiSize.md and TRUiSize.md to TRUiSize.lg to keep the rendered size unchanged. Callers of the former TRUiSize.lg must choose one of the two remaining steps.
• Fixes TRMenubarMenu popup panels rendering Material default vertical padding and background around their Tinyrack layer surface.

0.6.1

Retracted. Published as a patch but contains the breaking control size scale change above. Use 0.7.0 instead.

• Fixes TRMenubarMenu popup panels rendering Material default vertical padding and background around their Tinyrack layer surface.

0.6.0

• Adds optional secondary descriptions to TRTreeNavGroup and TRTreeNavLeaf rows.
• Adds an expand-and-collapse Lucide glyph style for typed native window caption actions.

0.5.0

• Adds TRTerminalView, TRTerminalController, and TRTerminalSize for token-backed interactive terminal emulator surfaces on mobile and desktop.

0.4.6

• Prevents reduced-motion collapsibles from throwing a Flutter layout assertion when their open content changes size.

0.4.5

• Prevents pointer-acquired focus from reopening a tooltip after its trigger opens a menu or another overlay.

0.4.4

• Dismisses open tooltips immediately when their trigger is activated by a pointer or the Enter and Space keys, preventing stale tooltips over menus and dialogs.

0.4.3

• Preserves explicit null-valued select options in controlled display, selection, and restored form state.

0.4.2

• Defers controlled anchored-layer closure until after the current frame so tooltips and other overlays can close safely during widget updates.

0.4.1

• Makes TRAppShell the Material surface for its composed controls, so apps can use Tinyrack fields, collapsibles, and other interactive components without retaining a Scaffold wrapper.

0.4.0

• Adds secure single-line and bounded multiline editing contracts to TRTextField through obscureText and minLines.

0.3.0

• Uses Lucide icons for every icon owned by a Tinyrack Flutter component.
• Adds leading and action slots to TRWindowFrameTitleBar.
• Adds typed, accessible TRWindowCaptionButton actions for Flutter-owned desktop window chrome.

0.2.0

• Adds filterMode, filter, autoHighlight, and clearable to TRCombobox, TRMultiCombobox, and their form fields.
• Renders disabled combobox options as muted and unselectable instead of removing them from the popup, and steps arrow navigation past them.
• Adds TRTextField.suffix for trailing in-field affordances.

0.1.0

• Adds shared Tinyrack themes and generated design tokens.
• Adds Text, Button, IconButton, TextField, Card, Alert, Badge, and Spinner.
• Adds the interactive Flutter Web documentation preview.