v2.32.1

Patch — a component and your own style no longer overwrite each other, a seeded value survives a
Livewire morph, today is announced in the calendar, and two catalog strings say what they mean.

Fixes only. Nothing here adds or removes API, and every change is backward compatible — though two
of them change what a page renders, which is the point: in both cases it was rendering the wrong
thing quietly.

Fixed

• A component and a passed-in style attribute no longer cancel each other out. Several
  components wrote their own inline style beside the attribute bag. As soon as a style was
  passed in, the element carried two of them — and a browser keeps the first and drops the rest,
  with no error and no invalid-markup complaint. Which half disappeared depended only on the order
  they were written in. aspect-ratio lost its ratio to anyone who also set a
  background; data-list and its items discarded the passed-in style instead.
  Both halves now survive as one declaration list, with your declaration last so a deliberate
  override still wins. The same shape is fixed in scroll-area,
  stepper, header, badge and every other component
  that had it.

• A value seeded into x-data now survives a Livewire morph.
  segmented-control, rating,
  pricing-table and tabs interpolated a server-driven value into
  their x-data seed while also observing it through a data attribute. A morph rewrites x-data,
  so Alpine re-initializes on a DOM node that survived, and an effect queued against the pre-morph
  scope writes the old value last — the control reverted to its initial state after a server
  round-trip. The seed is now read from the attribute at init instead.

• event-calendar announces today. The current day was distinguished by an
  accent pill and a heavier weight and nothing else, so "this is today" reached a screen reader only
  as a color. It now carries aria-current="date" in the month, week and agenda views.

• Spanish: a status tile read as an instruction. On the success tile of
  status-tiles, OK was translated as Aceptar — the verb on a confirm
  button — where the key is a status word. Beside a green check it asked the operator to confirm
  something. It is now Correcto, matching Advertencia and Crítico in the same catalog.

• Popover shipped untranslated in every catalog. The key was present with the English term as
  its value, so a completeness comparison found nothing missing while a reader saw English in an
  otherwise translated interface. It is now translated in Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese;
  German and Dutch keep the established loanword deliberately.

• wirekit:csp-audit pointed at the shape it does not hit. Its hint about Js::from() said the
  encoder wraps its payload for "any non-empty string, array or object". It wraps a non-empty
  array or object; a string of any length — apostrophes and non-ASCII included — comes back a
  quoted literal, as do numbers, booleans, null, [] and {}. Acting on the old advice for a
  string meant replacing a correct encoder with hand-written interpolation that the next apostrophe
  breaks. The report now names the real trigger and exempts the safe shapes explicitly.

Documentation

• CLI reference: the wirekit:csp-audit section states
  the real trigger, says outright that a string is not the case to fix, and recommends
  AlpinePayload::from() for handing a composed payload to an Alpine directive — a helper the
  documentation had never mentioned.
• event-calendar: the accessibility section documents the
  aria-current="date" contract across all three views.

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