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Codemble v0.19.1 — a clearer instrument

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@udhawan97 udhawan97 released this 21 Aug 16:50
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Codemble v0.19.1 — a clearer instrument

v0.19.1 is a focused interaction and documentation patch. It keeps the
parser-proven graph, learning journey, checks, progress, and 1,000-file default
cap unchanged while making five existing surfaces clearer to operate.

Highlights

  • The Map's percentage control now tells assistive technology that it resets
    zoom to 100%, while retaining the current percentage as visible state.
  • First Flight ends with one Finish action instead of two differently named
    buttons that performed the same exit.
  • Project-path and module-search fields expose stable names and stop credential
    autofill and spellchecking from treating local paths or code identifiers as
    ordinary prose.
  • Native controls inherit Codemble's dark colour scheme.
  • The compact Map now shows a continuation cue when its notes extend below the
    visible stage, matching Study, checks, chart, finder, modules, and Key.
  • All nine product screenshots were recaptured from current source. README,
    landing, guides, download routes, and the release manifest agree on v0.19.1
    and the current 199 represented systems.

This release also carries the previously unreleased Study focus and 320px
guidance repairs recorded in the changelog: ordinary Study and explicit source
arrivals focus the surface they opened, retries preserve that intent, and the
narrowest supported source loop gives the code back a visible row.

Correctness boundaries

  • Parser evidence still decides structure, Home, routes, roles, citations,
    impact, and check answers. No model gained decision authority.
  • Possible routes remain visibly possible; amber still means passed checks and
    nothing else.
  • Visiting remains separate from understanding.
  • The normal project cap remains 1,000 supported source files. A complete
    5,000-module Map still needs to pass both Chromium and WebKit before that cap
    can move.
  • No account, cloud ingestion, telemetry, watcher, disk parser cache, new
    provider, or new progression system was added.

Verification before tagging

  • Python test suite and Ruff
  • complete frontend contract/build gate
  • Chromium and WebKit user-flow gates
  • Chromium Escape, panel-reach, and compact-layout gates
  • docs typecheck/build plus public-site browser matrix
  • reproducible wheel and source archive matched against the committed release
    manifest
  • final two-round, four-role council review

The separate human learner-acceptance issue remains open. This release does not
claim that unaided external testing has completed.