1.1.1

Changed

• WInput: tap-to-focus and onTap dispatch now flow through Flutter's native TextSelectionGestureDetectorBuilder (the same gesture path TextField uses) instead of a hand-built whole-box GestureDetector. onTap continues to fire when the user taps the field; the change is the gesture mechanism (which also brings drag-select and double-tap word selection), not a new onTap contract.

Fixed

• WInput now supports native text selection: mouse drag-select, double-tap word, and long-press all work again. The Material-free rewrite (#106) had dropped the selection gesture layer, so only keyboard select-all (CTRL+A) worked and dragging on web selected nothing. The field now uses the framework's canonical selectable-input recipe (the one CupertinoTextField uses): _WInputState implements TextSelectionGestureDetectorBuilderDelegate, the whole decorated box is wrapped by a TextSelectionGestureDetectorBuilder (so a tap anywhere focuses and a drag over the glyphs selects), and EditableText.rendererIgnoresPointer is true so the gesture layer is the only pointer handler. Selection handles stay Cupertino-style on all platforms (unchanged from 1.1.0), keeping WInput cupertino-only with no package:flutter/material.dart import; cupertinoTextSelectionHandleControls mixes in TextSelectionHandleControls, so the toolbar still flows through the Material-free contextMenuBuilder and no Overlay-less long-press throws. Read-only fields stay selectable; disabled fields stay fully inert. (lib/src/widgets/w_input.dart; covered by test/widgets/w_input/selection_test.dart.)
• WText with no color in its own className now inherits an ancestor DefaultTextStyle color (the CSS text-color cascade) before falling back to the platform-brightness baseline. A parent WDiv with a text-* class publishes its color through DefaultTextStyle.merge, but WText previously ignored it and forced Colors.white/Colors.black from the OS platform brightness. That made colorless text vanish whenever the app theme disagreed with the OS theme: a secondary/outline button whose text color lives on the container (e.g. a dialog Cancel button) rendered an invisible label in a light app theme on a dark-mode OS. The brightness-aware baseline still applies only when no ancestor supplies a color (bare text with no Material ancestor), preserving the no-yellow-underline guarantee. (lib/src/widgets/w_text.dart; covered by WText baseline rendering > inherits an ancestor color (CSS cascade).)