v1.1.0

Charts stop taking taps meant for the buttons drawn over them, the ref and event types get a
subpath of their own, and a new agent skill, Apparatus, builds interactive explainers for a
React Native screen.

Added

• panelui-native/primitives/refs. The ref types every component forwards (ViewRef,
  TextRef, TextInputRef, ScrollViewRef) now have a subpath. A project that forbids
  importing the root entry, because Metro loads all of it, can type a useRef or a
  forwardRef wrapper without it. The TextInput event types (KeyPressEvent,
  SubmitEditingEvent, SelectionChangeEvent, ContentSizeChangeEvent) and ViewTokenOf are
  exported here and from the root; before, they were exported from neither. Reported by
  @techzealot in #259.

• activateAfterLongPress on every chart readout. It sets how long a press has to be held
  before the readout takes the touch: 180 ms by default. It is on the Tooltip of BarChart,
  LineChart, AreaChart, MirrorAreaChart, LiveLineChart, ScatterChart, CandlestickChart,
  WaterfallChart, PyramidChart, BumpChart and BubbleChart, and on Plot.Cursor. Set 0 to
  read on contact, for a chart with nothing over it and no scroll view around it.

• Apparatus, an agent skill that explains an idea by building a small isometric machine
  whose working is the idea: a carriage on a spring for a spring animation, a magazine of balls
  for a rate limiter. The agent writes it as a component, drawn with react-native-svg, moved on
  the UI thread and framed in a PanelUI card with a live readout. It ships with a drawing kit
  and five example figures, which are also in the example app.

  npx skills add panel-ui/PanelUI --skill apparatus

Changed

• Chart readouts wait for a held press. A readout used to take the touch the moment a
  finger landed, which cancelled every Pressable drawn over the chart and read the chart
  instead of scrolling the screen. It now waits 180 ms, as HeatmapChart already did, so a tap
  reaches a floating button and a swipe scrolls. Reported by @arnabJ in
  #260.
• react-native-gesture-handler 2.5.0 or later is required. Holding before activating is a
  gesture-handler 2.5.0 feature, and HeatmapChart and Sortable already relied on it. The peer
  range said 2.0.0.

Docs

• Skills, under Integrations, lists every agent skill in the repository with its install
  command. Apparatus has a page with a recording of each example. Logo Maker moved into the
  section; its old address redirects.
• The BarChart page explains how the readout shares the touch with buttons drawn over it.