v0.3.11

What's Changed

Added

• Symfony 8 support in the dependency constraints. Widened
  symfony/yaml, symfony/twig-bridge, and symfony/var-dumper
  ranges to include ^8.0 alongside the existing ^5.4 || ^6.x || ^7.0
  branches. The package's own PHP requirement stays at ^8.3 — Composer
  resolves the appropriate Symfony major based on the consumer's PHP
  runtime (PHP 8.3 stays on Symfony 7.x because Symfony 8 requires PHP

  = 8.4.1; PHP 8.4+ can pull Symfony 8). No src/ changes were needed:
  our Symfony surface is limited to Yaml::parse(), ParseException,
  and guarded class_exists() checks for DumpExtension + VarCloner,
  none of which carry BC breaks in Symfony 8.0.

  The parisek/twig-typography 1.2.0 release widens its own
  symfony/yaml constraint to ^6.0 || ^7.0 || ^8.0, so a consumer
  on PHP 8.4+ now resolves all Symfony components to 8.x cleanly via
  this package — no transitive 7.x pin remains.

Changed

• parisek/twig-typography updated to 1.2.0 (transitively via
  composer update, no constraint change — ^1.0 already covers 1.2).
  Modernization release: source moved to src/, full PHPUnit + PHPStan
  level 8 baseline, PHP-array constructor overload alongside the existing
  YAML-path overload, Symfony 8 + Twig 4 forward-compat in the require
  constraints. No consumer template changes required; the |typography
  filter keeps its signature and is_safe => ['html'] semantics.

• parisek/twig-attribute updated to 1.6.0 (transitively via
  composer update, no constraint change — ^1.0 already covers 1.6).
  The package was refreshed from Drupal 11.x core (additive methods:
  hasAttribute(), removeClass(), getClass(), jsonSerialize(),
  __clone()), now ships a 41-test PHPUnit suite, dropped both
  drupal/core-render and drupal/core-utility from its require
  (Drupal core's Html::escape() inlined as a 5-LOC helper;
  NestedArray::mergeDeep[Array] and PlainTextOutput::renderFromHtml
  inlined as minimal shims under Parisek\Twig\Internal\*;
  MarkupInterface replaced by a local marker under
  Drupal\Component\Attribute), tightened constraints to Twig 3+ and
  PHP ^8.3 explicitly — both already implied transitively by Drupal 11.
  No consumer template changes required; create_attribute() keeps
  its signature, return type, and is_safe => ['html'] semantics.
  Net effect on the styleguide's vendor/ tree: the entire
  vendor/drupal/ subtree disappears.

• Toolbar revert: xl+ keeps the expanded controls, only narrow viewports
  collapse into the dropdown. v0.3.10 unified all four controls (preset
  pill, Custom input, Orientation switch, Canvas button) into a single
  dropdown across every viewport. On wide screens this made cross-viewport
  testing slower — every change required two clicks (open dropdown, pick
  preset). Restored: xl+ shows the segmented preset pill + standalone
  Custom input + Portrait/Landscape switch + Canvas button inline; below
  xl, the dropdown still consolidates the same four controls.

• Orientation toggle mounted on the chassis itself for mobile + tablet
  presets. A small button floats -top-9 right-0 of the device frame
  with a phone glyph that rotates 90° via transition-transform to mirror
  the chosen orientation. Sibling of the iframe wrapper (not child) so it
  isn't clipped by the wrapper's overflow-hidden. Hidden on desktop /
  custom / full where orientation has no canonical meaning. Coexists with
  the toolbar's segmented Portrait/Landscape switch — both write to the
  same $store.ui.previewRotated, so the two stay in sync.

Removed

• parisek/twig-common dependency. Only one of its four features —
  uniqueId() — was reaching real consumer templates (4 components in
  tailwind-base, 1 in pm-a); |yaml_parse, the no-op |t filter, and
  the no-op {% trans %} token parser saw zero use. uniqueId() is now
  registered directly in Styleguide::registerBundledHelpers() with the
  same signature (letter + 6 hex chars), so .twig templates that call
  uniqueId() keep working without changes. Dropping the dependency also
  removes a latent Twig 4 incompatibility — twig-common's TransTokenParser
  references \Twig_Token::NAME_TYPE, the Twig 2.x class alias that's
  being phased out (Twig 4.0.0-alpha1 is already published). Net effect:
  one fewer slow-upstream package in the chain, one fewer future bump
  blocker for Symfony 8 / Twig 4 future-proofing.

Full Changelog: v0.3.10...v0.3.11