mason v0.6.2

Patch Changes

• #24 17284a8 Thanks @antstanley! - perf: a cold wall paints sooner. Five changes to the opening of a wall, none of
  which move a brick once it is laid:

  • one getProfile now resolves the handle AND reads the owner's logged-out
    opt-out, folding the two sequential AppView calls that gated every cold load
    into one round trip.
  • the first wall waits for a single follow-graph page (100 follows, already more
    than the cohort samples) instead of three, so the fan-out starts two round
    trips sooner. The rest of the graph is still chased in the background.
  • the first page's wait-for-a-better-mix deadline is now anchored to when the
    snapshot was created, so the first-paint wait counts against it rather than
    stacking on top of it: the opening wait is bounded, not doubled.
  • the landing page warms the engine while you are still at the form — a
    remembered handle warms that wall's caches, and with no handle the demo wall
    at least compiles the wasm off the critical path.
  • the roughly-first-screen bricks load their images eagerly and at high fetch
    priority; the rest of the wall stays lazy.

• #23 287f40c Thanks @antstanley! - feat: glaze cards get a reveal control on touch. Where there is no hover to lift
  the author pill and caption, a small transparent double-chevron button now taps
  them up (and back down) — it rides on the author pill's line, sitting at the
  bottom-right at rest and rising with the pill when the caption lifts. On hover
  devices nothing changes; the pill and caption still reveal on hover.

• #25 e9399c7 Thanks @antstanley! - feat: the wall reflows as it fills, then freezes when you reach for it. Instead
  of waiting for a full first page and dropping it in one block, a cold wall now
  paints the moment the first bricks arrive and re-mixes the first screen as blogs,
  videos and live streams land behind the posts. The instant you scroll (or the
  wall settles, or a few seconds pass) the arrangement locks and normal scrolling
  takes over; from there a brick never moves. The mixer is pure, so each reflow is
  a real improvement rather than a reshuffle, and pages after the first are laid
  once and immutable exactly as before. Server mode and the demo wall keep working
  unchanged.

• #21 82ea0d0 Thanks @antstanley! - fix: the menu bar stays on one line now that Glaze is a third layout, and the
  layout slider's thumb hugs each option. The segments size to their own content
  and the thumb measures the selected label and matches its width and position, so
  a short label like Glaze no longer leaves dead space inside the white highlight.
  On mobile the slider is icon-only and the client picker drops to just its icon
  (sized to match the layout icons; its label and chevron return at the sm
  breakpoint), keeping the bar to one row.

• #26 f1b3255 Thanks @antstanley! - perf: the browser engine is 103 KB smaller. The wasm build talked to the network
  through reqwest, which on wasm is only a thin wrapper over the browser's own
  fetch — but it dragged the url crate's IDNA/ICU Unicode tables in with it, none
  of which mason needs (every request URL is a plain ASCII atproto endpoint). The
  browser build now uses gloo-net instead, a direct fetch wrapper with no such
  tail. reqwest stays on the native server unchanged. The shared rate limiter and
  429/5xx retry loop are untouched; only the one-shot GET underneath is split by
  target. The shipped wasm drops from 389 KB to 286 KB gzipped (270 KB off the
  raw binary), so a cold start downloads and compiles less on the very path that
  gates first paint.