v0.3.1

Added

• preview — draw your statusline in a terminal, without restarting OpenCode.
  bunx @opencode-cockpit/status preview --watch redraws on every save, against six sample
  sessions: a fresh one before the first reply, a long one nearly out of room, one behind a proxy
  with nothing declared, a stalled one, and no session at all. Designing a statusline used to mean
  editing, restarting and squinting — one sidebar cost about twenty restarts, and three of the
  mistakes were glyph choices that read differently on screen than in a sentence.

• "debug": true draws a placeholder where a segment said nothing, so the three reasons a
  segment can be absent stop looking identical: ⟨context⟩ it ran and had nothing to say,
  ⟨?contex⟩ nothing answers to that name, ⟨!name⟩ it threw.

• A segment can return several rows. An array is a row each, which is how a gauge, a table or a
  row per service is drawn. Returning one used to be a silent no-op.

• italic and underline on a run, drawn as markup. strikethrough and inverse are not
  offered: OpenTUI has no element for either, so they could never have reached the screen.

• examples/gallery.ts — every technique the renderer offers in one column: six kinds of bar,
  braille, sparklines, rules, dots, chips, dividers, emphasis, every tone, and multi-row output.
  Run it through preview and copy the row you want.

• A design skill, shipped with the package at skills/statusline-design/, carrying the rules
  this bay learned the expensive way — solid bars rather than dashes, words rather than colour
  alone, no headings above optional rows, look at it before shipping it.

• Presets — a whole line by name, built-ins only: minimal, default, detailed, sidebar.
  Anything written beside one wins, so it is a starting point rather than a mode.

• examples/sidebar-budget.ts — a sidebar drawn as a table, and the layout a user arrived at
  after five rejected iterations: a fixed six-column label gutter so every value lines up, one bar
  with no figure beside it, the tokens split into named rows, a budget read from whatever a proxy
  writes to ~/.cache/opencode-litellm-iap/spend.json, and the branch's whole diff against its
  merge-base rather than what this session happened to touch. "demo": true fills in sample
  figures for the budget rows, so the column can be looked at before a proxy exists.

Fixed

• A statusline module that fails to load now says so in OpenCode's log, not only in a toast
  that is gone in ten seconds. The entry names both the module and the directory resolution was
  attempted from, which is the pair that makes an import failure obvious instead of mysterious.
• maxRows and the padding settings work at the top level of the config, not only inside a
  lines entry. Writing them there is the natural guess, and being quietly ignored cost exactly
  the rows they were meant to keep.

Documentation

• The design skill is documented on the site, at What you can draw — where it ships, how to
  point an agent at it, and what it actually carries. It existed in the package and was mentioned
  only in this file, which is no way to find anything.
• Two glyph traps written down: ▕ and ▏ are eighth-blocks whose ink sits against one edge
  of the cell, so end caps indent a column's bar out of alignment with its labels; and an empty
  track wants a solid █ in the border tone, because ░ reads as floating gaps and panel is
  the colour of the panel it sits on.
• The worked-examples lists name all five modules. They still said two.