v2.0.1

Features

• Select / deselect a shape: clicking the shape selects it (its editing handles & guides show); clicking the empty map deselects it — leaving a clean view (the filled area + label only), which is exactly what you want before a snapshot. Unlike read-only mode, the shape stays editable: clicking it re-selects it. Placing a tool's shape or load()-ing one selects it automatically. New API: setSelected(on) / isSelected. (A point's marker stays visible when deselected — it is the geometry, not a control.)
• Map snapshot (PNG): sigmet.snapshot(opts?) captures the current map as a PNG Blob (MapLibre & OpenLayers; rejects on Leaflet for now). opts.scale sets the output pixel-ratio (default = the screen's); opts.target ("download" | "clipboard" | "blob") delivers it. The turnkey toolbar shows a capture button by default; configure it via the toolbar.snapshot option — "none" | false | null to hide it, or an object { quality?, onClick?, shutter? }: quality ("native" default, or "low" | "medium" | "high") sets the resolution, onClick ("download" default, or "clipboard") is the plain-click delivery with ⌘/Ctrl-click doing the other one (previewed on hover), and shutter (default true) plays a camera-flash feedback on capture. On Leaflet the button shows but is disabled. The capture hides the editing chrome (handles + construction guides) automatically, so the image is always the clean drawing (area + label) whatever the on-screen selection — override with opts.hideOverlays. (Requires @softwarity/draw-adapter ≥ 0.2.5.)

Changes

• Toolbar icons refreshed: the buffer (wide line) tool is now an angled capsule outline with a rounded bend (no centreline), and point is a location pin (location_on) instead of a bare dot — clearer at a glance. Affects the turnkey toolbar (TOOL_ICONS).

Demo

• Snapshot controls added to the live playground: capture quality, click delivery (download / clipboard), and the shutter flash toggle.
• FIR picker gains two groups before the poles — Complex (intricate, high-vertex borders) and Small (the smallest FIRs).