Release v2.13.1

v2.13.1

Changelog

Peers type-check under strict host tsconfigs; product tour records seen on every close (driver.js 1.8–1.10). See UPGRADING.

Fixed

• Stimulus peers type-check under a stricter host tsconfig: noUncheckedIndexedAccess, exactOptionalPropertyTypes,
  noImplicitOverride, noImplicitReturns, noFallthroughCasesInSwitch, isolatedModules and
  verbatimModuleSyntax (ES2022 target). Lifecycle methods and static targets / values carry override;
  ConfirmOptions (ask_confirm.ts) accepts explicit undefined values; index reads in listing_customizer_controller.ts
  and tabs_controller.ts are typed. New tsconfig.strict-host.json, checked by pnpm run typecheck (CI), keeps the
  peers' sources on those options. Hosts no longer need to hide the peers from tsc behind a declaration file.
• Product tour (product-tour peer): closing a tour (close button, Esc, overlay, Done, product-tour#stop) records it
  as seen and dispatches product-tour:ended itself, instead of waiting for driver.js's onDestroyed. driver.js
  (1.8 to 1.10) never calls onDestroyed for a tour destroyed before its first highlight settled, so a tour closed
  during its opening animation stayed unseen (it auto-started again on every visit) and kept data-tour-active. The
  end runs once whichever path comes first; a disconnect still tears down without marking seen, and a tour destroyed
  because another driver.js instance started (driver.js 1.10 reason replaced) is cleaned up without being marked
  seen. Checked against driver.js 1.8 and 1.10 hook semantics (unit tests with both, plus a browser probe of
  1.8.0 / 1.9.0 / 1.10.2); dev dependency driver.js 1.10.2.