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Narrow windows no longer squish the doc — panels glide over it as drawers instead. Below a computed threshold (when the doc would drop under a readable width given your current panel widths) the left sidebar and right rail stop pushing the editor and become floating drawers over a full-width doc. Close a drawer to reveal the doc; open it back via the toolbar buttons. Scrim click, Esc, or the panel's own close button all close. Widen the window back and your previously-docked panels restore. Resize handles stay docked-only.
Blog publish validates against the target site's content schema before pushing. Publishing a post whose frontmatter violates the site's Astro content schema — e.g. a category outside the site's allowed list — is now blocked before any commit or push, instead of silently failing the site build and 404ing the live page. You get a plain-language reason in the publish result and a toast in the editor naming exactly what to fix. The schema is read live from the site repo on every publish, so it never drifts.
Sidebar tints the collapsed ancestors of the active doc. When the row you're editing is hidden inside a collapsed workspace / container / variant master, that ancestor row now carries the accent tint — so you can tell at a glance which branch holds the open doc without having to expand everything.
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Title-rename decoration now renders in blog (and any) compose view, not just the article view. When a pending title rename was queued, the in-place rename highlight only appeared in the article compose surface — the blog and other compose views silently dropped it. The decoration now rides on every compose view that hosts the editor.