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feat(console): polish rendering, animations, diagrams, typography - #27
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A streamed draft re-renders every code block on each delta flush, and syntect highlighting dominated that cost on long replies. A bounded LRU keyed by (language, code) serves byte-identical blocks from the cache, so a flush highlights only the newest tail block. The cache drops with the highlighter on a theme switch, since cached output is baked in the old palette.
Diagrams inherited the code-frame width cap, so wide flowcharts fell back to the source view even on wide terminals. The fence seam now draws on the full body budget and its frame stretches to match; code frames keep the modest cap. Diagram bodies are plain geometry, so they now ride the theme text style instead of the terminal default foreground.
Gantt bars ignored each task's start date: every bar left-aligned and scaled by duration only, so a staggered schedule rendered as identical-looking rows. Bars now sit at their offset from the earliest start and scale against the full span. Quadrant charts probe neighboring cells when points coincide (they used to overwrite each other), keep points off the quadrant labels, and wrap the legend across rows instead of falling back whole.
…tails The crow's-foot cardinality heads of an erDiagram marker were parsed and discarded; they now decode into the edge label, leading it so the multiplicity survives narrow-lane truncation. Class, entity, and requirement boxes draw a full-width rule under their title row, and members past the box cap collapse into an explicit tail row instead of vanishing. Straight (vertically aligned) edges annotate their labels beside the lifeline on per-edge rows - they used to lose the label entirely - and labels stop short of the neighboring lifeline, growing the canvas when the widest band leaves no room.
A sequence diagram fell back to the source view whenever any note appeared, and the +/- activation markers inside message heads forked phantom participants. Notes now render as text-sized boxes hanging over or beside the anchor lanes, activation bookkeeping (activate/deactivate/auton and the markers) is tolerated as presentation-only, and participants stay canonical.
TD bands placed nodes in source order and hugged the left edge of the widest band; bands now sort by the mean center of their predecessors (barycenter) and center in the canvas, which untangles most edge crossings. LR columns get the same ordering vertically. LR edges skipping a layer ran a straight line through every intermediate box - boxes painted last, so the line read as connecting the wrong box - and now route through the inter-column gutters on the nearest box-free row. LR edge labels that cannot fit their run truncate into it instead of disappearing.
List item continuation lines started at column 0, floating under the marker instead of the item text; they now hang by the nesting indent plus the marker width (the indent rides the text style so the user-message background band carries through the wrap). Headings get one extra blank line above the single-blank rhythm - space above, tight below - so sections scan apart in long replies; a document- leading heading stays flush.
The spinners advanced on 80 ms and 130 ms cadences against the render loop's 100 ms tick, so frames skipped and the waves visibly stuttered; the streaming dot's 530 ms blink half-period alternated between 500 and 600 ms. All animation intervals now sit on the tick grid (100 ms spinners, 500 ms blink): every animation advances exactly one frame per tick with no extra redraws.
The light theme's muted text sat below the WCAG AA bar for normal-size text (4.3:1) and the dark theme's fell to 3.6:1 over the input band; both muted values lift clear of 4.5:1 and the theme contract test now locks the floor at 4.5:1. The thinking preview wraps at its real four-column prefix width instead of reserving two extra columns, and the queue pane gains the trailing spacer every transcript component ends with, so it no longer sits flush against the editor frame.
Two edges leaving a box at the same column share one trunk, and the second edge's fill used to overwrite the first edge's corner glyph standing in its path (a turn rendered as a plain line). Trunk fills now place only where the cell is clear, so a corner always survives.
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The markdown event loop and the mermaid edge routers each carried a whole document (or diagram) of inline branches, tripping the function length limit and the bumpy-road health rules. The event loop moves into a DocumentState with one handler per event class, the TD and LR routers dispatch to per-shape functions over small routing structs, and the quadrant point probe, legend wrap, and ER relationship parse stand alone.
The mermaid and markdown test modules had grown into single 700-1000 line files mixing every concern, which read as low cohesion. They now split into thematic submodules (dispatch/flowchart/sequence/charts/ shared-engine, and cache/code-blocks/tables/inline/cjk/rhythm) with the shared helpers in each directory's mod.rs.
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🟡 Minor · Enforce the 4.5:1 muted-text floor. · builtin.rs:188-191
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEnforce the 4.5:1 muted-text floor.
The documentation requires muted text to meet 4.5:1, but this test still permits 3.5:1.
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Review comments at @crates/frontends/engine/src/markdown.rs:
- Around line 385-403: Update DocumentState::start_tag so a paragraph opening
inside a list item with an empty inline buffer starts with the painted hang
indent. This aligns its first line under the item text and preserves the
existing wrap width; leave paragraphs outside list items unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/frontends/engine/src/markdown/tests/cache.rs:
- Around line 78-86: Update highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache to swap in a second
CountingHighlighter with its own call counter instead of PlainHighlighter. After
rendering the same input, assert the original counter remains at one and the new
counter reaches one, so the test detects whether set_highlighter clears the
cached output.
Review comments at @crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/charts.rs:
- Around line 734-735: In the timeline bar sizing logic, clamp the rounded bar
length to the remaining width after offset, while preserving the existing
one-cell minimum. Apply this where `bar_len` and `offset` are calculated so
separately rounded values cannot misalign task endpoints.
Review comments at @crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/layout.rs:
- Around line 541-545: Reorder the routing checks so the skip-level condition
`tl > fl + 1` runs before the `route.from_row == route.to_row` branch, routing
same-row skip edges through `skip_lr` when applicable. Preserve `skip_lr`’s
straight-run fallback when no box-free row exists; do not add canvas rows.
- Around line 552-557: Update the crossing-row selection near the routing logic
so it filters out rows occupied by intermediate boxes before choosing the
nearest row to route.from_row; the current Option::filter checks only the
nearest candidate. Preserve the exclusions for route.from_row and route.to_row,
and select the nearest remaining box-free row.
- Around line 832-838: Update elbow_td’s fallback label placement to truncate
the annotation with super::truncate_width to the remaining canvas width, and
skip placement when fewer than three columns remain. Pass total_width from the
elbow_td call site so the fallback cannot extend the rendered row beyond the
canvas.
Review comments at @crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/sequence.rs:
- Around line 342-345: Update the bottom-border formatting in the note rendering
code so its display width matches the top border and the `┘` aligns with `┐`. In
`sequence_notes_render_as_boxes_over_the_lanes`, add an assertion comparing
those corner columns by display width, not byte index.
Review comments at @crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/tests/flowchart.rs:
- Around line 40-50: Update td_bands_order_by_predecessor_centers to verify the
rendered child-band row places X before Y, comparing their positions on that
row; keep the existing presence and routing assertions as appropriate.
- Around line 75-81: Update the skip-edge test around `turn_rows` so it verifies
the route actually avoids the intermediate box: use a graph with a box-free row
in the intermediate column and assert that row has no horizontal edge segment
between the source gutter and the box, or count corner glyphs only outside box
column ranges. Ensure the assertion cannot pass merely because box borders
contain corner glyphs.
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Review comments at @crates/frontends/console/src/theme/builtin.rs:
- Around line 188-191: Update the muted-text contrast assertion and its failure
message in the built-in palette test to enforce a 4.5:1 minimum, matching the
documented requirement. Also update the nearby documentation so it states the
same muted-text threshold.
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| let hang = hangs.last().copied().unwrap_or(0); | ||
| let prefix = if in_quote { "│ " } else { "" }; | ||
| for line in width::wrap_line(inline, columns.saturating_sub(prefix.width())) { | ||
| // Painted so the user-message background band carries through | ||
| // the continuation indent (plain spaces would punch a hole in | ||
| // the band at every wrap). | ||
| let indent = self.style.text.paint(&" ".repeat(hang)); | ||
| for (index, line) in width::wrap_line(inline, columns.saturating_sub(prefix.width() + hang)) | ||
| .into_iter() | ||
| .enumerate() | ||
| { | ||
| let lead = if index > 0 { indent.as_str() } else { "" }; | ||
| if in_quote { | ||
| // Each span already carries the quote look (compose | ||
| // layers it per span); only the bar prefix needs its | ||
| // own paint here — an outer paint would be cut at the | ||
| // first inner reset. | ||
| out.push(format!("{}{}", self.style.quote.paint(prefix), line)); | ||
| out.push(format!("{lead}{}{line}", self.style.quote.paint(prefix))); | ||
| } else if index > 0 { | ||
| out.push(format!("{lead}{line}")); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Indent the first line of later paragraphs in a list item, or limit the hang to the marker line.
flush_inline applies hang to every flush while a list item is open. Only the first block of an item starts with the marker. A later paragraph in the same item starts with an empty inline buffer. Example: "1. step\n\n long explanation …".
For that paragraph, the first wrapped line starts at column 0. Lines after it start at column hang. The result is a reversed hanging indent, where wrapped lines sit to the right of the paragraph's first line. Before this change, all of those lines started at column 0. Model replies often put explanation paragraphs under numbered steps, so this layout is common.
To fix it, add the painted hang indent when a paragraph opens inside an item and inline is empty. The first line then aligns with the item text. It also keeps the same columns - hang wrap width as the marker line.
🐛 Proposed fix in `DocumentState::start_tag`
- Tag::Paragraph => ensure_blank(&mut self.out),
+ Tag::Paragraph => {
+ ensure_blank(&mut self.out);
+ // A later paragraph inside a list item aligns under the
+ // item text, like the wrapped lines of the marker line.
+ if self.inline.is_empty()
+ && let Some(&hang) = self.hangs.last()
+ {
+ self.inline
+ .push_str(&md.style.text.paint(&" ".repeat(hang)));
+ }
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403:
Update DocumentState::start_tag so a paragraph opening inside a list item with
an empty inline buffer starts with the painted hang indent. This aligns its
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| fn highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache() { | ||
| let (mut md, calls) = counting_renderer(); | ||
| md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40); | ||
| assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1); | ||
| md.set_highlighter(Box::new(PlainHighlighter)); | ||
| md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40); | ||
| assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1, "the new highlighter ran once"); | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache detect a missing cache clear.
The test swaps to PlainHighlighter, which does not change calls. After the swap, calls.get() stays 1 in both cases:
set_highlighterclearshighlight_cache, and the new highlighter runs.set_highlighterdoes not clear it, and the old cached output is reused.
The assertion therefore passes even if self.highlight_cache.clear() is removed. Use a second CountingHighlighter and assert that it runs once.
💚 Proposed fix
fn highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache() {
let (mut md, calls) = counting_renderer();
md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40);
assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1);
- md.set_highlighter(Box::new(PlainHighlighter));
+ let swapped = std::rc::Rc::new(std::cell::Cell::new(0));
+ md.set_highlighter(Box::new(CountingHighlighter {
+ calls: std::rc::Rc::clone(&swapped),
+ }));
md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40);
- assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1, "the new highlighter ran once");
+ assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1, "the old highlighter did not run again");
+ assert_eq!(swapped.get(), 1, "the new highlighter ran once");
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| #[test] | |
| fn highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache() { | |
| let (mut md, calls) = counting_renderer(); | |
| md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40); | |
| assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1); | |
| md.set_highlighter(Box::new(PlainHighlighter)); | |
| md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40); | |
| assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1, "the new highlighter ran once"); | |
| } | |
| #[test] | |
| fn highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache() { | |
| let (mut md, calls) = counting_renderer(); | |
| md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40); | |
| assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1); | |
| let swapped = std::rc::Rc::new(std::cell::Cell::new(0)); | |
| md.set_highlighter(Box::new(CountingHighlighter { | |
| calls: std::rc::Rc::clone(&swapped), | |
| })); | |
| md.render("```rs\nfn a() {}\n```", 40); | |
| assert_eq!(calls.get(), 1, "the old highlighter did not run again"); | |
| assert_eq!(swapped.get(), 1, "the new highlighter ran once"); | |
| } |
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Update highlighter_swap_drops_the_cache to swap in a second CountingHighlighter
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| let bar_len = ((*days as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize; | ||
| let offset = (((start - origin) as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize; |
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Clamp rounded bars to the remaining timeline width.
Separate rounding can produce a 25-column span from the 24-column timeline. For example, a task starting 25 days into a 48-day schedule and lasting 23 days rounds to offset = 13 and bar_len = 12. A task starting at day 0 and lasting 48 days ends at the same date but renders a 24-column bar, so the endpoints differ by one column.
The row-width guard prevents the line from exceeding columns. It does not prevent this endpoint misalignment. Clamp bar_len to the remaining timeline width while preserving the existing one-cell minimum.
🐛 Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/charts.rs"
+++ "b/crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/charts.rs"
@@ -731,8 +731,9 @@
lines.push(title.clone());
}
for (name, start, days) in &g.tasks {
let bar_len = ((*days as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize;
let offset = (((start - origin) as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize;
+ let bar_len = bar_len.min(bar_max.saturating_sub(offset).max(1));
let bar = "\u{2588}".repeat(bar_len.max(1));
let end = civil_from_days(start + days);
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| let bar_len = ((*days as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize; | |
| let offset = (((start - origin) as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize; | |
| let bar_len = ((*days as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize; | |
| let offset = (((start - origin) as f64 / span as f64) * bar_max as f64).round() as usize; | |
| let bar_len = bar_len.min(bar_max.saturating_sub(offset).max(1)); |
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In the timeline bar sizing logic, clamp the rounded bar length to the remaining
width after offset, while preserving the existing one-cell minimum. Apply this
where `bar_len` and `offset` are calculated so separately rounded values cannot
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| if route.from_row == route.to_row { | ||
| straight_lr(&mut rows[route.from_row], &route, total_width); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| if tl > fl + 1 { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check for skip-level edges before same-row edges.
The from_row == to_row check runs before the tl > fl + 1 check. A skip-level edge whose endpoints share a row therefore always uses straight_lr. That line goes through every intermediate box on the row. Boxes are centered in each column, so this is the most common skip-edge shape. An example is A --> B; B --> C; A --> C with single-box columns. skip_lr already handles from_row == to_row correctly: the corner glyphs follow from r alone. Move the skip-level branch first. If no box-free row exists, skip_lr still falls back to the straight run.
Even after this change, columns of equal height have no box-free row. In that case the fallback still goes through the box. Fixing that needs extra canvas rows.
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Review comment at @crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/layout.rs around lines
541 - 545:
Reorder the routing checks so the skip-level condition `tl > fl + 1` runs before
the `route.from_row == route.to_row` branch, routing same-row skip edges through
`skip_lr` when applicable. Preserve `skip_lr`’s straight-run fallback when no
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| let crossing = (0..total_height) | ||
| .filter(|&r| r != route.from_row && r != route.to_row) | ||
| .min_by_key(|&r| (r as isize - route.from_row as isize).unsigned_abs()) | ||
| .filter(|&r| { | ||
| (fl + 1..tl).all(|k| cols[k].iter().all(|&n| r < y[n] || r >= y[n] + box_h[n])) | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Filter for box-free rows before you pick the nearest row.
The code calls .min_by_key(...) first, so it selects one row: the nearest row to route.from_row, excluding the endpoint rows. The next .filter(...) is Option::filter, so it checks only that one row. That row is usually from_row ± 1. Columns are centered, so that row is usually inside the intermediate box. The result is None and the straight run through the box, even when a box-free row exists further away. The code comment says it crosses "on a row no intermediate box occupies, nearest to the source exit". The code does not do that.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/layout.rs"
+++ "b/crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/layout.rs"
@@ -549,12 +549,12 @@
// connecting the wrong box. Cross on a row no intermediate
// box occupies, nearest to the source exit; wall-to-wall
// columns fall back to the straight run.
- let crossing = (0..total_height)
- .filter(|&r| r != route.from_row && r != route.to_row)
- .min_by_key(|&r| (r as isize - route.from_row as isize).unsigned_abs())
- .filter(|&r| {
- (fl + 1..tl).all(|k| cols[k].iter().all(|&n| r < y[n] || r >= y[n] + box_h[n]))
- });
+ let box_free = |r: usize| {
+ (fl + 1..tl).all(|k| cols[k].iter().all(|&n| r < y[n] || r >= y[n] + box_h[n]))
+ };
+ let crossing = (0..total_height)
+ .filter(|&r| r != route.from_row && r != route.to_row && box_free(r))
+ .min_by_key(|&r| r.abs_diff(route.from_row));
skip_lr(
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| let crossing = (0..total_height) | |
| .filter(|&r| r != route.from_row && r != route.to_row) | |
| .min_by_key(|&r| (r as isize - route.from_row as isize).unsigned_abs()) | |
| .filter(|&r| { | |
| (fl + 1..tl).all(|k| cols[k].iter().all(|&n| r < y[n] || r >= y[n] + box_h[n])) | |
| }); | |
| let box_free = |r: usize| { | |
| (fl + 1..tl).all(|k| cols[k].iter().all(|&n| r < y[n] || r >= y[n] + box_h[n])) | |
| }; | |
| let crossing = (0..total_height) | |
| .filter(|&r| r != route.from_row && r != route.to_row && box_free(r)) | |
| .min_by_key(|&r| r.abs_diff(route.from_row)); |
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552 - 557:
Update the crossing-row selection near the routing logic so it filters out rows
occupied by intermediate boxes before choosing the nearest row to
route.from_row; the current Option::filter checks only the nearest candidate.
Preserve the exclusions for route.from_row and route.to_row, and select the
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| if !draw_horizontal(&mut rows[elbow], left + 1, right, route.label, route.hfill) | ||
| && let Some(text) = route.label | ||
| { | ||
| // Span too narrow for the label: annotate beside the | ||
| // arrowhead instead of dropping it. | ||
| rows[route.gap_start + route.height - 2].put(right + 2, text.to_string()); | ||
| } |
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Truncate the elbow annotation to the canvas width.
When the span is too narrow, elbow_td puts the full label at right + 2 and does not truncate it. RowCanvas::put only rejects a start column at or past the width. A label that starts inside the canvas and extends past the right edge therefore renders a line wider than total_width. The labeled_width loop (lines 216–227) grows the canvas only for straight edges, not for elbow edges. If the rightmost child has a narrow box and the edge label is long, the row can exceed columns. render_diagram then rejects the whole diagram and the console shows the source text. straight_lr, skip_lr, and straight_td already truncate with super::truncate_width. Do the same here.
🐛 Proposed fix
-fn elbow_td(rows: &mut [RowCanvas], route: &TdRouting<'_>, slot: usize) {
+fn elbow_td(rows: &mut [RowCanvas], route: &TdRouting<'_>, slot: usize, total_width: usize) {
@@
{
// Span too narrow for the label: annotate beside the
// arrowhead instead of dropping it.
- rows[route.gap_start + route.height - 2].put(right + 2, text.to_string());
+ let col = right + 2;
+ let room = total_width.saturating_sub(col);
+ if room >= 3 {
+ rows[route.gap_start + route.height - 2].put(col, super::truncate_width(text, room));
+ }
}Update the call at line 306 to pass total_width.
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Update elbow_td’s fallback label placement to truncate the annotation with
super::truncate_width to the remaining canvas width, and skip placement when
fewer than three columns remain. Pass total_width from the elbow_td call site so
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| bottom_row.put( | ||
| box_left, | ||
| format!("└{}┘", "─".repeat(inner.saturating_sub(1))), | ||
| ); |
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Fix the note bottom border. It is one column narrower than the top border.
The box spans columns box_left..=box_right, so its width is inner + 2.
- The top row starts with
┌and pads until its width isbox_right - box_left. It then appends┐. Its total width isinner + 2. - The bottom row is
└, theninner - 1dashes, then┘. Its total width isinner + 1.
Example: for a 4-column note text, box_w is 10 and inner is 9. The top row is 11 columns wide and the bottom row is 10. The ┘ corner sits one column left of the ┐ corner on every note.
The new tests only check that the text, ┌, and ┐ are present. They do not catch this.
🐛 Proposed fix
--- "a/crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/sequence.rs"
+++ "b/crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/sequence.rs"
@@ -339,10 +339,10 @@
lifeline(&mut label_row, Some((box_left, box_right)));
lifeline(&mut bottom_row, Some((box_left, box_right)));
label_row.put(box_left, top);
bottom_row.put(
box_left,
- format!("└{}┘", "─".repeat(inner.saturating_sub(1))),
+ format!("└{}┘", "─".repeat(inner)),
);
lines.push(label_row.render());
lines.push(bottom_row.render());
}Add an assertion in sequence_notes_render_as_boxes_over_the_lanes. It should check that the ┐ column on the note row equals the ┘ column on the next row. Use display width, not byte index.
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| bottom_row.put( | |
| box_left, | |
| format!("└{}┘", "─".repeat(inner.saturating_sub(1))), | |
| ); | |
| bottom_row.put( | |
| box_left, | |
| format!("└{}┘", "─".repeat(inner)), | |
| ); |
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Review comment at @crates/frontends/engine/src/mermaid/sequence.rs around lines
342 - 345:
Update the bottom-border formatting in the note rendering code so its display
width matches the top border and the `┘` aligns with `┐`. In
`sequence_notes_render_as_boxes_over_the_lanes`, add an assertion comparing
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| fn td_bands_order_by_predecessor_centers() { | ||
| // Definition order X, Y would cross without barycenter sorting: | ||
| // A feeds X (first), B feeds Y; the barycenter keeps X left. | ||
| let lines = render_diagram("graph TD\n A --> X\n B --> Y\n B --> X\n A --> Y2", 60) | ||
| .expect("crossed graph renders"); | ||
| let joined = lines.join("\n"); | ||
| for label in ["A", "B", "X", "Y", "Y2"] { | ||
| assert!(joined.contains(label), "{label}: {joined}"); | ||
| } | ||
| assert!(joined.contains('▼'), "edges route: {joined}"); | ||
| } |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Make the barycenter test check node order.
The test name and doc comment say the test checks barycenter ordering. The assertions only check that the labels appear and that a ▼ exists. Both checks also pass without sorting. Assert that X is to the left of Y on the row with the child band labels. For example, compare line.find("X") with the position of Y (not Y2).
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Update td_bands_order_by_predecessor_centers to verify the rendered child-band
row places X before Y, comparing their positions on that row; keep the existing
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| // The skip edge turns twice in the lanes (two extra corner rows on | ||
| // top of the adjacent elbows' single turn row). | ||
| let turn_rows = lines | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .filter(|l| l.contains('┐') || l.contains('┘')) | ||
| .count(); | ||
| assert!(turn_rows >= 2, "routed around B: {lines:?}"); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the skip-edge test check the gutter route.
The assertion turn_rows >= 2 always passes. Every box top row contains ┐ and every box bottom row contains ┘. In this graph, A, B, and C are single 3-row boxes, so total_height is 3 and from_row == to_row. The A→C edge takes the straight_lr path through B. The test passes anyway and does not detect the routing defects in layout.rs lines 541–557.
Use a graph whose intermediate column leaves a box-free row off the endpoint row. Then assert that the box row of the intermediate box has no ─ between the source gutter and that box. Alternatively, count only corner glyphs outside the box column ranges.
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lines 75 - 81:
Update the skip-edge test around `turn_rows` so it verifies the route actually
avoids the intermediate box: use a graph with a box-free row in the intermediate
column and assert that row has no horizontal edge segment between the source
gutter and the box, or count corner glyphs only outside box column ranges.
Ensure the assertion cannot pass merely because box borders contain corner
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Review findings, all real: a second paragraph inside a loose list item opened at column 0 while its own continuations hung, a reversed indent; the highlighter-swap test could not detect a missing cache clear; gantt bars could round one cell past a same-enddate task; the LR dispatcher checked same-row before skip-level, so the common centered shape pierced every intermediate box; the crossing row search vetted only the single nearest row instead of filtering box-free rows first; an elbow annotation could overflow the canvas and fail the whole diagram; the note bottom border ran one column short of the top; and two layout tests asserted presence where they meant order.
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Summary
A focused polish pass over the console frontend (
crates/frontends/console+crates/frontends/engine) across five areas: streaming CPU cost, animation smoothness, diagram fidelity, color/contrast, and vertical rhythm. Tracks #26.What changed and why
Frame rate and resource usage
perf(markdown)): a streamed draft re-renders every code block on each 50 ms delta flush, and syntect highlighting dominated that cost on long replies. A bounded LRU keyed by (language, code) serves byte-identical blocks from the cache, so a flush highlights only the growing tail block. The cache drops with the highlighter on theme switches.fix(console)): spinners advanced on 80 ms / 130 ms design intervals against the render loop's 100 ms tick, so frames skipped and the waves stuttered; the streaming dot's 530 ms blink half-period alternated 500/600 ms. All intervals now sit on the tick grid (100 ms spinners, 500 ms blink) — one frame per tick, zero extra redraws.Mermaid diagram fidelity
||--o{) were parsed and discarded — they decode into the edge label, leading it so the multiplicity survives narrow-lane truncation.… (+N more)tail row instead of vanishing.+/-activation markers in message heads forked phantom participants — notes now render as text-sized boxes over or beside the anchor lanes, and activation bookkeeping (activate/deactivate/autonand the markers) is tolerated as presentation-only.Typography and spacing
Color and contrast
text_mutedmeasured 4.3:1 (below WCAG AA for normal-size text) and dark fell to 3.6:1 over the input band — both values lift clear of 4.5:1 and the theme contract test locks the floor at 4.5:1.Docs
docs/subsystems/ui.mdand its Chinese twin synced with the new rhythm, width, and diagram behaviors.Verification
cargo test --workspace --lib --tests: all suites green (the console-ui shell-cancellation tests are the known parallel-load timing flakes; they pass on serial reruns).cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets: clean.cargo fmt --check: clean.ui::showcaseframe dumps for all three bundled themes, plus targeted dumps of the new flowchart, ER, and sequence renders.Compatibility
No public API changes:
Markdown/MarkdownStyle/FenceRenderersignatures are unchanged (flush_inlineand friends are private). Diagram fit fallback and the Ctrl+M source toggle keep their semantics; the markdown vertical-rhythm contract gains the documented heading break (tests updated to pin the new behavior). The theme value-lock tests pin the new muted ink values.