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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions content/docs/references/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.mdx
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Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
*/

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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions content/docs/references/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.mdx
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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Expand Up@@ -63,8 +63,16 @@
* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions content/docs/references/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.mdx
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -63,8 +63,16 @@
* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
*/

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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions content/docs/references/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.mdx
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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Expand Up@@ -63,8 +63,16 @@
* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
*/

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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions content/docs/references/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.mdx
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -63,8 +63,16 @@
* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
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Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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Expand Up@@ -63,8 +63,16 @@
* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
*/

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`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
*/

import { z } from 'zod';
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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions content/docs/references/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.mdx
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -67,8 +67,16 @@ at the top level (`alert`/`empty`/`dialog` `title`+`description`, `badge`
`label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.

<Callout type="info">
**Source:** `packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts`
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12 changes: 10 additions & 2 deletions packages/spec/src/ui/expression-bindable-text-keys.zod.ts
Original file line numberDiff line numberDiff line change
Expand Up@@ -63,8 +63,16 @@
* `label`, form inputs' `value`/`label`, …) — those rows are deliberately NOT
* declared yet: form-control `value` is interactive state rather than display
* text, and each row is an accept-surface widening that should arrive with its
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). Adding a row
* is additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
* own measurement, not ride this one (startup scope discipline). `text` reads
* back `schema.content || schema.value` (`basic/text.tsx`) — unlike the rows
* above, its omission is not merely unmeasured: `value` there is a fallback
* spelling for the same slot `content` already evaluates (see `content` NOT a
* member, above), not a second read point, so a `text: ['value']` row would
* legitimize the fallback spelling and give one slot two declared evaluation
* paths. The objectstack#13670 ruling settled `text`'s intended evaluation
* channel as `content` alone and declared `text.value` OUT on those grounds —
* this omission is deliberate, not pending measurement. Adding a row is
* additive and spec-first; do it here, never as a renderer-side inference.
*/

import { z } from 'zod';
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