In HA hp-dialog renders ha-dialog, whose own `.body` is the scroller and
is not a flex container; `.summary-editor` (overflow:auto,
overscroll-behavior:contain, min-height:0) therefore grew to its content
and became a scroll container that never scrolls — Chromium stops wheel
and touch scroll chaining at such a child, so nothing moved (reproduced
on ha.jbstudio.pro, HA 2026.9.1, and in an isolated Playwright page).
hp-dialog gains an opt-in `flex-content` attribute forwarded as
ha-dialog's `flexcontent`, which lays the body out as a flex column: the
editor is height-bound again and scrolls itself, header and footer stay,
exactly as the native branch already did. Only the summary dialog opts in.
Smoke demo/smoke_summary_dialog_scroll.mjs stubs ha-dialog after the HA
2026.9 contract: wheel on desktop, touch swipe on a phone, dialog within
the viewport, and a witness that the stub reproduces the bug without
flexcontent. Docs screenshots: 11/11 pixel-identical (docs:accept
--identical, #512), fingerprint refreshed.
Mutants: summary-dialog-drops-flex-content, hp-dialog-ignores-flex-content.
Issue: #508
User-Visible: yes
Code review r1 (M1): scripts/pre-push-gate.mjs — in its comment and in
the text every developer sees before a push — still named the full
mutation registry a pre-release gate; the same phrase lived in the
header of test/mutation-gate.test.mjs. Both now point at the nightly
schedule (#513); golden/smokes/HA harness are named as the heavy
Validate set on the candidate.
Issue: #513
User-Visible: no
The full registry run proves that tests can fail, not that the product
works; 4 of its 5 runs since 02.09 were manual dispatches tied to
releases. Owner decision 09.09: a daily schedule (01:00 UTC, before the
02:30 nightly Validate), failures reported as an issue by the existing
#472 job, no place in the development or release flow. Docs and the
workflow comments say so; the test pins the daily cron.
Issue: #513
User-Visible: no
Re-acceptance after the version seam (#512 §7) from the full Validate
dispatch on 605991ef (run 34366858855): seven frames carried the version
text — three version-mismatch banners, three PDF footers, the support
preview — and now read `0.0.0-golden`; six of them were within threshold
and still showed stale betas (beta.4, beta.8). The other 162 frames are
kept as reviewed; 128 environment witnesses matched byte for byte.
Sub-threshold drift in nine unrelated frames (tray, resize handles,
compass, junction) is not accepted.
Issue: #512
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.74.0-beta.1
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/34366858855
Golden frames carried the card version text (about, version banner,
support/export previews), so every beta bump re-accepted up to 20
baselines that had not visually changed. The version now reaches the DOM
and stand requests through displayVersion() (src/card-version.ts); the
golden harness pins window.__HP_VERSION_OVERRIDE__ = '0.0.0-golden'
before the card is created. CARD_VERSION literals stay where the release
contract reads them; cache-busting and the console banner keep the literal.
Docs screenshots: `npm run docs:accept -- --identical` re-captures
locally, compares decoded RGBA pixels with the committed frames inside
Chromium (scripts/png-identical.mjs) and, only when every frame is
identical, refreshes the manifest fingerprints and captureScriptSha256;
bytes stay, any difference refuses with a per-frame count. First run on
this tree: 11/11 identical, manifest refreshed.
Mutants: version-seam-ignores-override, docs-identical-accepts-any-frame.
Issue: #512
User-Visible: no
Spec review r1 (H1): the `--out` flag would have changed the only file
guarded by `captureScriptSha256` and reddened check-docs on its own. The
identical-accept mode now leaves demo/docs/capture.mjs as is (frames are
backed up and restored around the standard capture) and takes
`captureScriptSha256` from the candidate manifest together with the
source fingerprint; the docs re-acceptance for this issue is the first
local --identical run in the same branch.
Issue: #512
User-Visible: no
Code review r2 (M1): the cancelled-run filter in merge-candidate's
waitValidate had no test or mutant — every test replaced ops.waitValidate
with a fake. realOps now takes an injectable `exec` (default: the same
spawnSync wrapper) so the real implementation runs against scripted
`gh run list` answers: a cancelled dispatch is skipped and its
replacement followed; a lone cancelled run ends in `missing`, never red.
Mutant: merge-trusts-cancelled-dispatch.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
Code review r1 (M1): validate-gate.mjs and merge-candidate's waitValidate
read a `cancelled` dispatch run on the material as red, so a dispatch
replaced by the next one in the `validate-dispatch-<ref>` concurrency
group would have returned the task S7→S6 for nothing — the same class
#511 fixed in release-gate.mjs. Cancelled runs are now ignored: the gate
follows the replacement dispatch, or starts its own when there is none.
Mutant: review-returns-task-on-cancelled-dispatch.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
The mutant registry pointed at the pre-r1 verdict helper that no longer
exists; the anchor test caught it in CI. The patch now removes the red
branch of the completed-run check.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
Validate ran the three "Мутанты по диффу" shards on every push of every
branch: 48 of 56 job-hours on 08–09.09, most of them cancelled by the
next push. Mutants now run when asked — pull requests, the nightly
schedule, a push carrying a `Release:` trailer, or a dispatch with
`mutants=true` (classify-changes.mjs → `mutants_requested`); an ordinary
push runs the light checks only.
The proof moves to where it is consumed. process.yml gets a gate after
the #499 reuse step: on the code stage it looks for a dispatch Validate
run on the exact material SHA whose mutant jobs executed and passed
(scripts/validate-gate.mjs); none → it dispatches one and waits; red or
missing → the task goes back S7→S6 with the run link and the review
cycle is not spent. Spec stage and the reuse fast-path skip the gate
(`proceed=true`); all later steps branch on `proceed` in place of the
old conflict conjunct only. merge-candidate.mjs dispatches Validate on
the pushed candidate and waits for that dispatch run.
PROCESS.md/AGENTS.md: review does not start on red code; one handoff —
one push.
Mutants: mutants-run-on-every-push, review-starts-on-red-validate,
review-trusts-push-run-without-mutants, merge-waits-push-run-without-mutants.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
Spec review r3: `proceed` is true on the reuse fast-path too, so it must
replace the `rebase.conflict != 'true'` conjunct alone; the existing
`reuse != 'true'` (#499), stage and decide conjuncts stay on every step
that has them. The "single variable" claim is narrowed accordingly.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
Spec review r2: §5.2 named the gate outcome three different ways; the
skip branch (spec stage, reuse fast-path) would have matched a literal
`result != 'green'` and produced a spurious S7→S6 return. All step
conditions now branch on `proceed` only (true = green or skipped, false =
red/missing); `result` feeds the comment text alone.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
Spec review r1: place the gate after the #499 reuse step so its output is
defined; a green dispatch counts only when the "Мутанты по диффу" jobs ran
and passed (a foreign dispatch with mutants=false leaves them skipped);
therefore the Validate job runs whenever mutants are requested, even on an
empty selection. Explicit User-Visible/UX/i18n N/A statement added.
Issue: #510
User-Visible: no
The gate used to require every Validate run on the tag SHA to be green:
a cancelled duplicate or a red flake that a later re-run had fixed kept
the stable release blocked (v1.73.0, 09.09 — released by hand). Now the
verdict comes from the newest run that was not cancelled: not completed →
wait, success → pass, anything else → fail, no run → wait. The same rule
is documented for the perf workflow and the release runbook.
Mutants: release-gate-counts-cancelled-runs, release-gate-oldest-run-wins.
Issue: #511
User-Visible: no
The #160 contract test keeps the dense profile's longTasks block equal to
the historical isometric one, and both profiles boot through the same lazy
iso-scene-render chunk; the accepted split applies to both. Validate
34356856702 caught the divergence.
Issue: #507
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0
Full Performance of the v1.73.0 stable candidate against the v1.72.0 product
(run 34354409872) was red on one check of the isometric profile:
longTask.countP95 16 → 20 against max(16×1.2, 16+3) = 19.2, with every
timing, longTask.totalP95Ms and longTask.maxSingleMs green. The trace behind
#506 shows why: since v1.73.0-beta.1 the isometric renderer is the lazy
iso-scene-render chunk (#160 Stage 3), so the single v1.72.0 boot task is
split in two around that import — the same work, +2 tasks.
Owner decision 2026-09-09: accept the split. countNoiseAllowance 3 → 5 for
large-house-isometric-v1 only; the ratio, the hard ceiling, total and
maximum single task keep gating real growth. The downloaded CI artefact
re-evaluated with this budget passes (limit 21, actual 20, no failures).
Documented in demo/performance/README.md; the budget test pins the
allowance and the untouched profiles.
Issue: #507
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0
Promote the nine published v1.73.0 betas without new product behaviour:
stable version fields, synchronized generated bundles, the aggregated
bilingual release notes from v1.72.0 and status metadata only. beta.9
carried the startup-regression fix (#506) that Full Performance caught on
the first promotion attempt; the stable body keeps it out as an in-line
regression per the #328 curation rules.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0
The beta.9 candidate failed the same phase twice in CI with "Resulting
promise was garbage collected" (runs 34346813552, 34347910231) while it
passes locally; a timer guard did not help, which points at a destroyed
context rather than a starved animation-frame chain. The wait now runs as
page.waitForFunction with raf polling, and the smoke logs frame navigations
and page crashes as `diagnostic …` lines so the next failure names its
cause. Verdict unchanged (animationName of the boot house, or 'missed').
Pre-release gate repair per PROCESS §11.4; locally OK ×2.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0-beta.9
Validate 34346813552 on the beta.9 candidate failed only in browser smoke
shard 1: smoke_preloader phase 3 died with "Resulting promise was garbage
collected" — its rAF-only wait for the boot house had no other reference
while the runner withheld animation frames. A timer now bounds the wait
and keeps the promise reachable; the verdict is unchanged (animationName
of the house, or 'missed'). Pre-release gate repair per PROCESS §11.4:
locally `node demo/smoke_preloader.mjs` → OK ×2; all other heavy gates of
that run (golden, perf-smoke, backend, shards 2–3) were green.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0-beta.9
Version fields and generated bundles move to 1.73.0-beta.9; the #506
changelog entry leaves Unreleased for the beta.9 section; release notes and
STATUS describe the startup-regression fix that unblocks the stable
promotion. No product change beyond #506, already reviewed and merged.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0-beta.9
Every card instance attached its summary-panel runtime through
import().then(), even when the chunk had loaded long ago. The first render
therefore measured a header without summary controls; the controls arrived
a beat later, the stage shrank, the deferred refit opened a `stage-resize`
continuity candidate and the first HA tick paid three extra render passes
(Full Performance: blend stateUpdate1 50 → 130 ms, overlay 217 → 809 ms;
locally 4 performUpdate per tick instead of 1).
summary-runtime-loader.ts separates the summary code from its state: the
loaded factory is cached per page, every host builds its own runtime from
it (no shared preferences, drafts, subscriptions, timers or DOM). A warm
factory yields the runtime synchronously in connectedCallback, before the
first Lit render; a cold mount still pays one lazy import, concurrent cold
mounts share the pending import, a failed import is forgotten so the next
connection retries, and a disconnect cancels the pending attachment of that
connection. SummaryRuntimeSlot owns the per-host lifecycle so the card core
stays under its line ceiling.
Witnesses: loader unit tests (distinct instances, shared pending import,
cancelled attachment, retry after failure); demo/smoke_summary_warm_attach
(warm replacement and cold-key instance on a warm page own the runtime
before the first render, header/stage stable from the first frame, no
stage-resize, one performUpdate per geometry-neutral tick, a real viewport
resize still opens stage-resize); mutant summary-runtime-attaches-after-
first-render. smoke_summary_panel waited for `_summary` as a readiness
proxy; it now waits for the server config load, which stays asynchronous.
Local paired glow benchmarks (4× CPU throttle): blend 159.7 → 49.9 ms and
overlay 326.7 → 120.4 ms at stateUpdate1 with renders 4 → 1; the isometric
load loses the three summary-owned long tasks.
Docs screenshots: all 11 frames decode pixel-identical to the committed
ones; the manifest carries only the new source fingerprint. Initial View
ceiling recentred 299 100 → 299 600 for the +299 B loader.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: yes
Promote the eight published v1.73.0 betas without new product behavior. Synchronize version fields and generated bundles; aggregate public release notes from v1.72.0. Main-only workflow mirrors were merged with an identical beta.8 product tree.
Issue: #505
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0
Personally reviewed all 20 diffs from complete Linux capture34323743229: #505 header/control placement and beta version text only. 149 baselines remain untouched,112 exact witnesses. Product and timing guard unchanged; candidate reruns the same50ms search threshold after a single CI timing failure (local p95=17ms).
Issue: #505
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0-beta.8
Baseline-Reviewed: https://github.com/Matysh/houseplan-card/actions/runs/34323743229
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