Semiotic v3.13.2

Added

• ZoomableNetworkCustomChart passes the commit's camera to onLayoutCommit
  as a third argument (NetworkLayoutCommitCamera). A zoomTo through it
  applies inside that commit, so the run's marks paint under it, and its
  getZoom reads the applied camera at once, which lets a host that swaps
  layouts restage its camera and measure the result in one call.

Changed

• Among the network edges whose hit band holds the pointer, the nearest stroke
  takes the hover and click, with a tie going to the last painted, so a pointer
  between two close strands picks the one it is on; a filled band still owns its
  interior. Lines and paths rank distance outside their painted stroke;
  indexed picking skips duplicate curve candidates and prunes earlier paint
  orders after an on-stroke hit.
• A change to minZoom, maxZoom or panBounds re-clamps a camera move in
  flight to the new bounds, continuing a tween from its visible camera over its
  remaining time, including when only the visible camera is clamped, instead
  of cancelling it; locked, zoomEnabled and pan
  changes still cancel. Layout anchoring applies its move in the commit.

Fixed

• Theme providers inherit nested overrides, discard overrides removed from the
  current prop, and avoid notifying chart consumers for equivalent inline
  themes. Partial tooltip and accessibility updates preserve their other fields,
  and nested automatic palettes follow system preferences before hydration.
  Automatic descendants also inherit live parent changes in chart colors and
  CSS, while changed props clear imperative overrides even when their resolved
  defaults are equal.
• Release artifact preparation works from renamed checkouts, preserves scoped
  package identities and lockfile dependency graphs, and cleans up failed
  attempts so the output directory can be retried without overwriting evidence.
• Selection dimming multiplies authored mark opacity once, preserving separate
  fill and stroke opacity across canvas and SVG. Chart-wide staleness dimming
  also applies to every mark, pulse overlay, and network particle. Animation
  transitions and geographic decay retain the same opacity after settling.
  Removed XY and ordinal marks preserve both paint channels throughout their
  exit fade, including lines and areas that previously vanished on the first tick.
• Tooltips reuse computed dimensions for placement, avoiding redundant viewport
  measurements during pointer updates while preserving resize and CSS-scale handling.