Drag, flick and tap-vs-scroll now live on the scrollX/scrollY flag in
ui.lua, so any scroll box pans with no app code. tree.hit returns the
deepest node by geometry and dispatch bubbles to the nearest handler,
dropping the now-unused CAPTURE flag. keyboard moves in as ui.keyboard,
and embed compiles nested lib dirs to dotted module names.
Namespaces were shared across features: `settings` was written by core, the
panel and touch, and `input` by touch and buttons. That made "does this
firmware implement the whole feature?" a question no pointer could answer.
Each namespace now belongs to exactly one feature or to core, so a feature is
a provider pointer and the compiler validates completeness:
gui, node -> screen, tree, under the screen feature
settings -> screen (rotation, theme), sys (timezone),
touch (calibration)
input -> touch, buttons
Runtime::open() no longer requires a GuiProvider; a firmware without one runs
with no screen/tree globals and reports sys.hasFeature("screen") false.
Rotation is one value again: GuiProvider::setRotation applies and persists, so
an app rotating the panel transiently puts the old value back itself.
Chrome takes the top of the panel before an app builds anything, and layout
has not run yet when it does, so ui.frame() reports what the mount left it.
Chrome and the app now share a tree, so a screen is no longer something an
app constructs and holds: ui.mount() takes the function that builds the
whole thing and ui.rebuild() runs it again. Building a node after layout
is refused rather than silently resetting the arena under the panel.
The Lua modules were split between tabs and spaces because nothing pinned a
style; .editorconfig is what lua-language-server reads on save, so the editor
and the tree now agree. clang-format already had a config and left native/
unchanged. Embedded modules regenerate from the reformatted ui.lua.
Two columns portrait and three landscape read better than 3/4 on a 320x480
panel. The new disabled palette role sits between face and muted, for a
control that is present but inactive.
evan