v0.137.0

Minor Changes

• #1158 8088e59c Thanks @tenphi! - InlineInput: new top-level component for inline-editable text, plus internal refactor of Tabs to use it.

  • InlineInput is a reusable inline-editing primitive. It inherits typography/color from its parent so it drops into headings, paragraphs, tab titles, table cells, etc. without style customization. Value and isEditing can each be controlled or uncontrolled.
  • Activation modes via editTrigger: 'dblclick' (default), 'click', or 'none' (programmatic only). The imperative ref exposes startEditing(), stopEditing(submit?), focus(), and getValue() and works regardless of editTrigger.
  • Deterministic focus flow: focus is taken via FocusScope autoFocus restoreFocus={false}, blur is detected via useFocusWithin (not a manual onBlur + RAF guard). Tests / Playwright can drive dblclick → type → blur without waiting on frames.
  • Optimistic display: when controlled and the parent updates value asynchronously, the just-committed value is shown immediately to avoid flicker.
  • Async save with auto-rollback: onSubmit may return a Promise. On rejection the component reverts its optimistic value back to the actual value prop. A token guard prevents stale rejections from clobbering newer commits.

  Tabs now uses InlineInput internally for editable tab titles (no behaviour change for consumers — F2, double-click, "rename" menu, blur-to-submit, escape-to-cancel all work as before). The internal EditableTitle component and its chainRaf / multi-RAF focus dance are gone, which removes the race conditions that previously made the editing flow hard to drive deterministically.