v0.6.2

Added

• Distribution-attach transport — serve any ExRatatui.App to remote BEAM nodes over Erlang distribution. New transport: :distributed option on ExRatatui.App and a standalone ExRatatui.Distributed.Listener for direct supervision-tree use. Each attaching node gets its own isolated TUI session; widget lists travel as plain BEAM terms with zero NIF on the app node
• ExRatatui.Distributed — main API module with attach/3 for connecting to a remote TUI
• ExRatatui.Distributed.Listener — supervisor wrapping a DynamicSupervisor for per-attach sessions, with config stored in :persistent_term
• Distributed.Client (internal) — local rendering proxy that takes over the terminal, polls events, and forwards them to the remote server
• Server (internal) learns a transport: {:distributed_server, client_pid, width, height} init path that sends {:ex_ratatui_draw, widgets} over distribution instead of rendering locally
• Guide: guides/distributed_transport.md — architecture, quick start, options reference, testing, troubleshooting
• README "Running over Erlang Distribution" section
• examples/system_monitor.exs now supports --distributed flag for running over Erlang distribution
• :peer-based integration tests for the full cross-node roundtrip (tagged :distributed, run with elixir --sname test -S mix test --only distributed)

Changed

• ExRatatui.Server event and resize handlers are now shared between :ssh and :distributed_server transports
• ExRatatui.App dispatch_start/1 routes :distributed to ExRatatui.Distributed.Listener.start_link/1
• WidgetList scroll_offset is now row-based — previously scroll_offset skipped whole items by index; it now skips rows of content. To scroll to a specific item, sum the heights of all preceding items. Items partially above the viewport are clipped at the row level, enabling smooth pixel-row scrolling for chat histories and similar variable-height lists. This is a breaking change for callers that relied on the item-index interpretation

Fixed

• WidgetList partial-item clipping — items straddling the top edge of the viewport are now correctly rendered via an off-screen buffer blit instead of being skipped entirely