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Easing curves and springs come from Maul Tween, the family's
animation library, in place of Maul UI's own. Maul UI now fetches
Maul Tween 0.1.0 and links it. A timed transition with an easing
keyword or a cubic Bezier, and rarely a spring, can give a value one
float step from what 0.1.0 gave, toward the exact curve: about 1% of
values on a curve and about 3 in 100,000 on a spring. Linear
transitions, and the frame on which a spring comes to rest, are
unchanged.
(#37)
Fixed
A host that runs its threads with flush-to-zero, denormals-are-zero
or another rounding mode now gets the same layout, drawing, hit
testing, accessibility and text results as every other host. Every
call that computes (public functions, and the calls platforms make
into the accessibility adapters) switches to the library's
floating-point setting and gives the thread's back on return.
Functions the host passes (measure, baseline, paint, access text,
events, the clipboard writer, the allocator and the adapters' action
functions) run in the host's own setting. Results in the default
setting do not change.
(#42)
Ill-formed UTF-8 is shaped the way the rest of the text component
reads it: each maximal ill-formed subpart becomes one U+FFFD, so caret
moves and hit tests no longer land inside a character.
(#28)
An edit whose bytes join the characters beside them no longer leaves
the caret inside the joined character, where the next keystroke split
it. A composition's caret at its end is checked too.
(#29)
Undo after muiTextBlock_EndComposition no longer loses text: the
kept composition is recorded in the edit history.
(#30)
The WebGPU quad shader embedded in the renderer matches its source
again.
(#25)