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fix(widget): share scheduler and modal runtime state - #563
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Externalize scheduler and document-wide modal coordination packages from the component build. Require React 19 and align scroll-lock dependencies with pnpm. Add consumer and modal coordination regression checks.
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Philippoes
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Sep 7, 2026
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Summary
The component package now shares scheduler and document-wide modal coordination state with its host application.
scheduler, Radix dismissable-layer/focus utilities,aria-hidden, andreact-remove-scrollfrom the component build.Root cause
The published component previously embedded its own scheduler and modal coordination modules. A host React renderer could therefore process work on a different queue, and host/widget modal lifetimes could update separate lock stacks. The component build now leaves these runtime imports to the host and verifies that they are not bundled.