Kudzu 0.7.11 - Serializable defaults and rest props

Kudzu 0.7.11 preserves common non-primitive defaults and direct rest forwarding across existing compiler-specialized component boundaries.

New in 0.7.11

• Specialized collection wrappers, keyed rows, and reducer components accept directly serializable primitive, plain-object, and array literal prop defaults.
• One final identifier rest binding may be forwarded exactly once to the component's direct intrinsic root.
• Rest props expand into ordinary JSX attributes before existing event, binding, style, and keyed-row analysis, preserving source-order overrides without a runtime rest object.
• Calling-component const prop spreads now resolve through lexical function scopes, including keyed row calls nested inside map callbacks.
• Dynamic defaults, indirect or repeated rest use, rest-forwarded children, and prototype-sensitive rest properties fail with source-located diagnostics.
• A React-shaped keyed row fixture proves object and array defaults, ARIA and event rest props, style output, and component erasure.
• The repository README is now a concise project entry point; detailed APIs, limits, and benchmarks link to the maintained web documentation.

Boundary

Defaults must be directly serializable literals. Rest must be one final identifier binding used exactly once as a spread on the direct intrinsic root. State collections still cross specialized wrapper boundaries as direct props. Exported reusable specialized rows, forwardRef, and useId remain fixture-driven work.

Upgrade

npm install @kudzujs/core@^0.7.11