v1.0.3

CHANGELOG

v1.0.3 (2026-07-08)

• Fix: bullet points / sentences that start with English but contain mostly
  Hebrew content now correctly render RTL. Previously, the first-strong-
  character rule (mirroring HTML5 dir="auto" semantics) would pick LTR
  because the leading word was English, causing the Hebrew runs inside the
  same line to flow in visually-reversed reading order.
• The direction detector now uses a majority-of-strong-characters rule:
  the element resolves to RTL when Hebrew (or Arabic/Persian) strong
  characters outnumber Latin strong characters, and LTR otherwise.
• Handles all four cases correctly:
  • Pure English bullets → LTR
  • Pure Hebrew bullets → RTL
  • Hebrew sentence with embedded English terms ("AI", "npm install", ...) → RTL
  • English sentence with a Hebrew word or two ("The word 'שלום' means hello") → still LTR

v1.0.2 (2026-06-07)

• Hebrew blockquotes, numbered lists, and bullet lists now render with the
  quote bar / list markers on the right side (RTL). Previous versions
  right-aligned the text correctly but kept the bar/markers on the left
  because AionUi's stylesheet forced direction: ltr on those containers.
• Fix: the patch now computes direction in JavaScript using the first-strong-
  character rule (mirrors HTML5 dir="auto" semantics) and applies it as an
  inline direction: <ltr|rtl> !important style on each marked element.
  Inline !important beats AionUi's author CSS, regardless of selector
  specificity or whether they use !important themselves.
• English-first content (e.g. a quote starting with "AI") correctly stays
  LTR — the per-element direction follows the first strong character in that
  element's content, exactly like the HTML dir="auto" attribute is meant
  to behave.
• Two new diagnostic fields in aionuiRtl.debug(): stats.dirSetRTL and
  stats.dirSetLTR (count of elements where direction was forced).

v1.0.1 (2026-06-07)

• Hebrew blockquotes (markdown > text) now render with the visual quote bar
  on the right side (RTL) instead of the left. Uses CSS logical
  properties (border-inline-start, padding-inline-start) so the side
  flips automatically with content direction — English quotes continue to
  show on the left, Hebrew ones flip to the right.
• The DOM walker now also marks the enclosing <blockquote> when it marks an
  inner <p> / <li> / etc., so the CSS can reach the quote container's
  border styling.

v1.0.0 (2026-06-07)

• Initial public release.
• Shadow-DOM-aware DOM walker for AionUi markdown rendering.
• Element.prototype.attachShadow early monkey-patch via inline <script>.
• adoptedStyleSheets injection so styling survives AionUi re-renders.
• Content-driven block-ancestor marking via dir="auto" + semantic selectors.
• Hebrew typography via Heebo from Google Fonts.
• WebSocket /ws upgrade passthrough.
• systemd --user install + plain node proxy.js fallback.

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v1.0.3

v1.0.2 — Hebrew RTL for AionUi WebUI

CHANGELOG

v1.0.2 (2026-06-07)

• Hebrew blockquotes, numbered lists, and bullet lists now render with the
  quote bar / list markers on the right side (RTL). Previous versions
  right-aligned the text correctly but kept the bar/markers on the left
  because AionUi's stylesheet forced direction: ltr on those containers.
• Fix: the patch now computes direction in JavaScript using the first-strong-
  character rule (mirrors HTML5 dir="auto" semantics) and applies it as an
  inline direction: <ltr|rtl> !important style on each marked element.
  Inline !important beats AionUi's author CSS, regardless of selector
  specificity or whether they use !important themselves.
• English-first content (e.g. a quote starting with "AI") correctly stays
  LTR — the per-element direction follows the first strong character in that
  element's content, exactly like the HTML dir="auto" attribute is meant
  to behave.
• Two new diagnostic fields in aionuiRtl.debug(): stats.dirSetRTL and
  stats.dirSetLTR (count of elements where direction was forced).

v1.0.1 (2026-06-07)

• Hebrew blockquotes (markdown > text) now render with the visual quote bar
  on the right side (RTL) instead of the left. Uses CSS logical
  properties (border-inline-start, padding-inline-start) so the side
  flips automatically with content direction — English quotes continue to
  show on the left, Hebrew ones flip to the right.
• The DOM walker now also marks the enclosing <blockquote> when it marks an
  inner <p> / <li> / etc., so the CSS can reach the quote container's
  border styling.

v1.0.0 (2026-06-07)

• Initial public release.
• Shadow-DOM-aware DOM walker for AionUi markdown rendering.
• Element.prototype.attachShadow early monkey-patch via inline <script>.
• adoptedStyleSheets injection so styling survives AionUi re-renders.
• Content-driven block-ancestor marking via dir="auto" + semantic selectors.
• Hebrew typography via Heebo from Google Fonts.
• WebSocket /ws upgrade passthrough.
• systemd --user install + plain node proxy.js fallback.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/alontu/aionui-rtl-patch/commits/v1.0.2