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 in the parsed tree, normalize\n  alias fence strings (py → python, ts → typescript, yml → yaml,\n  ...), dynamically import only the canonical Shiki modules the\n  deck names, then run comark's highlightCodeBlocks with that set\n  and registerDefaults disabled.\n- Module cache lives across parses so the dev server pays each\n  language's import cost exactly once per process.\n- Unknown languages still render via the plugin's plain-text path\n  — the catch is silent and cached so failing imports aren't\n  retried on every rebuild.\n- renderer.ts: drop the eleven hardcoded language imports and the\n  highlightPlugin from the parse call; run highlightTree on the\n  parsed tree instead. Mermaid plugin still runs during parse, so\n  its rewritten  elements never reach the highlight walk.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"75075c790bcc55b4e7fcd7808b31f4d8eb35667f"},"mode":"0100644","name":"highlight.ts","size":4900},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T11:38:30.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T11:38:30.000000-07:00"},"hash":"7ac893f584e1bff69717d491761dcf41bdcf95d8","message":"fix(wc): colophon icons are clickable, recognizable, and aligned\n\nThree related issues caught while testing the title-slide colophon\nin the browser:\n\n1. pointer-events: none on slotted slides was unconditional,\n   killing every link inside every slide (markdown links in body\n   slides, colophon socials, etc.). Meant only for presenter-mode\n   slide previews so they don't intercept the drawing canvas;\n   scoped to :host([data-role=\"presenter\"]) ::slotted(...) so\n   audience-mode slides receive pointer events again.\n\n2. Brand icons were rendered from hand-typed approximations of\n   Tabler paths. Bluesky's bbox came out 14x12 (vs siblings'\n   17x18), mastodon was visibly malformed, threads was off-shape.\n   Replaced every brand icon's path data with the upstream Tabler\n   outline source (github.com/tabler/tabler-icons) and bumped\n   stroke-width from 1.6 to 2 (Tabler's default — anything thinner\n   ghosts out at 22px).\n\n3. The four icons sat on different vertical lines. The slide's\n   general list-spacing rule\n   ([data-density=\"balanced\"] :is(ul,ol) li + li adds\n   margin-top: space.xs) was adding ~7px to every li except the\n   first; in a flex row with align-items: center, that asymmetric\n   margin offsets non-first items by half its value, putting the\n   github icon ~3.6px above the rest. Added a higher-specificity\n   reset on .colophon .colophon-socials li so the socials row is\n   a pure horizontal arrangement with no list typography leaking\n   in.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"d0860faee1cfd112fecfbec0b01fb4beaf34e9fe"},"mode":"0100644","name":"icons.ts","size":4241},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-06-06T13:15:27.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-06-06T13:15:27.000000-07:00"},"hash":"4df0adde53c228782c8a80ebbc9736b186ef0746","message":"fix(types): resolve pre-existing deno check failures\n\nFour type errors had accumulated from dependency and TS-lib drift,\nunrelated to recent feature work. Clearing them so deno check passes.\n\n- theme/stylesheet.ts, theme/typescript.ts: terrazzo 2.1.0's build()\n  now requires a resolver in its options. parse() already returns one,\n  so destructure resolver and thread it through both build() calls.\n- server/dev.ts: esbuild's OutputFile.contents types as\n  Uint8Array, which no longer satisfies BodyInit under\n  the current TS lib. Serve the bundle via the .text getter instead,\n  lossless for a JS payload and free of the byte-buffer typing.\n- core/layout.ts: make isImageOnlyParagraph a type guard\n  (node is ComarkElement), matching isMediaBlock. The body already\n  narrows via isElement, so the guard is sound and the invalid\n  \"only as ComarkElement\" cast drops out.\n\ndeno.lock gains one transitive entry (@deno/graph) pulled in while\nrunning the theme build.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 \n","tree":"6bb6947196c67857a1ced82bdc6d3235f47bd129"},"mode":"0100644","name":"layout.ts","size":5703},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T21:36:08.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T21:36:08.000000-07:00"},"hash":"345386ff91bdc9e93363fb119692ead51183a216","message":"refactor(theme): pipe mermaid and QR colors through token JSON\n\nmermaid.ts embedded eleven hex literals in its RENDERER_HTML data URL,\nand qr.ts hardcoded one. All duplicated values from\npackages/theme/tokens/colors.json. Palette changes drifted silently;\nthe audit recommended single-sourcing through the token JSON.\n\nAdd a small @morkdeck/theme/values export with a typed colorHex(name)\nhelper that imports tokens/colors.json directly. The CSS variable\nsurface in @morkdeck/theme/css remains the preferred path for styling;\ncolorHex is the escape hatch for literal-string consumers (canvas\nstrokeStyle, SVG color attributes, build-time HTML templating).\n\nRewrite mermaid.ts's RENDERER_HTML as an interpolated template literal\nusing colorHex(base/surface/overlay/text/subtle/highlight.*) and\nupdate qr.ts's QR ink generation to use colorHex(\"text\").\n\nRendered SVG byte-identical to the prior output since the token values\nhaven't changed; visually no regression.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"59f586f4ea41708fb04db95863585e20bdaec2c1"},"mode":"0100644","name":"mermaid.ts","size":12960},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-16T21:57:31.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-16T21:57:31.000000-07:00"},"hash":"995e9583a10a50dbc97086d3277eb1a2ca23de8e","message":"feat(core): pre-render mermaid diagrams to inline SVG\n\nReplaces the client-side mermaid runtime with a build-time renderer\nthat runs mermaid inside a headless Chromium (via @astral/astral) and\ninlines the resulting SVG into the static HTML. The audience never\nloads mermaid; every viewer gets identical pixels.\n\n- Headless renderer is a lazy singleton: launches on the first\n  diagram, reuses the same page for every subsequent render, closes\n  cleanly in the build CLI's finally block.\n- Prefers an installed Chrome/Edge over Astral's bundled snapshot\n  (the snapshot fails to start on machines missing the matching\n  VC++ side-by-side runtime). MORKDECK_CHROME_PATH overrides.\n- Per-machine cache at %LOCALAPPDATA%\\morkdeck\\mermaid (with XDG /\n  ~/.cache fallbacks). SHA-256 over format | theme version | mermaid\n  version | source — cache hit skips Chrome entirely, so rebuilds\n  with unchanged diagrams finish in well under a second.\n- Error policy: bail the build on MermaidRenderError; in dev mode\n  emit the source + message inline so authoring stays interactive.\n- Renderer page typography matches the audience's body exactly\n  (font-family, weight, feature settings, size). Recursive is loaded\n  with display=block and explicitly awaited via document.fonts.load\n  for each weight mermaid will measure — font-display=swap +\n  document.fonts.ready alone was racing the swap, leaving mermaid to\n  measure narrower fallback glyphs and the audience to paint wider\n  Recursive ones into the resulting too-small foreignObjects.\n- slide-styles resets typography rules inside mermaid foreignObjects\n  so morkdeck-slide p / ul / ol selectors don't leak slide body\n  font-size, 56ch max-width, or margins into mermaid's label HTML.\n- Drops the partials/mermaid.eta runtime, the \"mermaid\" Includes\n  entry, and the __morkdeckMermaidReady await in the presentation\n  component. The presenter-mode-must-wait-for-mermaid guard\n  disappears with the runtime that needed it.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"ef397cc56810f90571d5e336386f1404ac5dd921"},"mode":"0100644","name":"mod.ts","size":157},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T16:13:50.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T16:13:50.000000-07:00"},"hash":"f4273164ff4bb732c596e1745f0706cd97a55ff1","message":"feat(core): avatar + QR + restructured colophon byline\n\nThree additions to the title/outro colophon:\n\n1. Optional avatar (`avatar: ` in frontmatter). On the outro,\n   a large circular byline portrait sits at the top of the\n   right-column stack. On the title, a smaller circular avatar\n   pairs with the speaker name in a CSS grid: avatar in column 1,\n   name in column 2, byline and context hang-indented under the\n   name in column 2 so every text line shares the same left edge.\n   Avatar center y-aligns with name center y (1px optical match).\n\n2. Optional QR code on the outro (`qr: true` for current-URL,\n   `qr: ` for a fixed canonical link). New \n   Lit component renders client-side via @levischuck/tiny-qr +\n   @levischuck/tiny-qr-svg — a dependency-free TypeScript\n   encoder so the runtime bundle stays clean of Node-only\n   modules. QR sits in the bottom-left of the outro grid below\n   the \"Thank you\" wordmark with a \"scan for these slides\"\n   label slotted in, left-aligned to match the rest of the\n   slide's editorial flow.\n\n3. Colophon markup unification. Dropped the .colophon-attribution\n   wrapper. Avatar, speaker, byline, and context now live as\n   siblings inside .colophon-author, with per-layout CSS\n   arranging them: title uses a 2-column grid (avatar | text),\n   outro uses a flex column (avatar above text). Same DOM,\n   purposeful compositions.\n\nDensity tier overrides for .colophon-speaker / .colophon-byline /\n.colophon-context margin: 0 with a 2-class selector\n(`.colophon .colophon-speaker`) — the slide-wide\n`[data-density=\"dense\"] p` rule's margin-bottom was bleeding\ninto the colophon text and shifting each line's optical\nposition away from where align-self placed it.\n\nexamples/showcase.md gains `avatar` + `qr: true` so the demo\nexercises both fields.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"8f6beca218560d027fa327985390db72309694e9"},"mode":"0100644","name":"renderer.ts","size":18065},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T21:53:26.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-17T21:53:26.000000-07:00"},"hash":"db8787c2f18ec874d6d5d49fcb6f84bea48ada78","message":"fix(wc): keep colophon scale at designed sizes in dense density\n\nThe density-tier rules re-target every  in the slide\n(morkdeck-slide[data-density=\"dense\"] p, specificity 0,1,2) to shrink\nrunning body for content-heavy slides. The colophon's three 
\nelements (speaker, byline, context) sat at single-class rules\n(specificity 0,1,1), so the density override won and the colophon\ncollapsed to size-code regardless of which colophon-* size token the\nextract pass introduced. All three lines rendered at 13.52px instead\nof resolving to 16.22 / 11.49 / 10.14 in dense mode, flattening the\nidentity-moment hierarchy of name > byline > metadata.\n\nUpgrade the three selectors to compound (.colophon .colophon-*) at\nspecificity 0,2,1, the same trick the colophon-socials li margin\nreset already uses to beat density. The colophon scale now resists\ndensity auto-fit on title and outro slides.\n\nThe redundant compound margin-reset block is folded away (each\nupgraded rule already carries margin: 0).\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"f254bf8ffa95d3d78c6779497c3b340471ead94b"},"mode":"0040000","name":"templates","size":0},{"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-16T21:57:31.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-05-16T21:57:31.000000-07:00"},"hash":"995e9583a10a50dbc97086d3277eb1a2ca23de8e","message":"feat(core): pre-render mermaid diagrams to inline SVG\n\nReplaces the client-side mermaid runtime with a build-time renderer\nthat runs mermaid inside a headless Chromium (via @astral/astral) and\ninlines the resulting SVG into the static HTML. The audience never\nloads mermaid; every viewer gets identical pixels.\n\n- Headless renderer is a lazy singleton: launches on the first\n  diagram, reuses the same page for every subsequent render, closes\n  cleanly in the build CLI's finally block.\n- Prefers an installed Chrome/Edge over Astral's bundled snapshot\n  (the snapshot fails to start on machines missing the matching\n  VC++ side-by-side runtime). MORKDECK_CHROME_PATH overrides.\n- Per-machine cache at %LOCALAPPDATA%\\morkdeck\\mermaid (with XDG /\n  ~/.cache fallbacks). SHA-256 over format | theme version | mermaid\n  version | source — cache hit skips Chrome entirely, so rebuilds\n  with unchanged diagrams finish in well under a second.\n- Error policy: bail the build on MermaidRenderError; in dev mode\n  emit the source + message inline so authoring stays interactive.\n- Renderer page typography matches the audience's body exactly\n  (font-family, weight, feature settings, size). Recursive is loaded\n  with display=block and explicitly awaited via document.fonts.load\n  for each weight mermaid will measure — font-display=swap +\n  document.fonts.ready alone was racing the swap, leaving mermaid to\n  measure narrower fallback glyphs and the audience to paint wider\n  Recursive ones into the resulting too-small foreignObjects.\n- slide-styles resets typography rules inside mermaid foreignObjects\n  so morkdeck-slide p / ul / ol selectors don't leak slide body\n  font-size, 56ch max-width, or margins into mermaid's label HTML.\n- Drops the partials/mermaid.eta runtime, the \"mermaid\" Includes\n  entry, and the __morkdeckMermaidReady await in the presentation\n  component. The presenter-mode-must-wait-for-mermaid guard\n  disappears with the runtime that needed it.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 \n","tree":"ef397cc56810f90571d5e336386f1404ac5dd921"},"mode":"0100644","name":"types.ts","size":341}],"lastCommit":{"author":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-06-06T13:15:27.000000-07:00"},"committer":{"email":"did:plc:57od6g2ic3e3b3kauctjmo3k","name":"Graham Barber","when":"2026-06-06T13:15:27.000000-07:00"},"hash":"4df0adde53c228782c8a80ebbc9736b186ef0746","message":"fix(types): resolve pre-existing deno check failures\n\nFour type errors had accumulated from dependency and TS-lib drift,\nunrelated to recent feature work. Clearing them so deno check passes.\n\n- theme/stylesheet.ts, theme/typescript.ts: terrazzo 2.1.0's build()\n  now requires a resolver in its options. parse() already returns one,\n  so destructure resolver and thread it through both build() calls.\n- server/dev.ts: esbuild's OutputFile.contents types as\n  Uint8Array, which no longer satisfies BodyInit under\n  the current TS lib. Serve the bundle via the .text getter instead,\n  lossless for a JS payload and free of the byte-buffer typing.\n- core/layout.ts: make isImageOnlyParagraph a type guard\n  (node is ComarkElement), matching isMediaBlock. The body already\n  narrows via isElement, so the guard is sound and the invalid\n  \"only as ComarkElement\" cast drops out.\n\ndeno.lock gains one transitive entry (@deno/graph) pulled in while\nrunning the theme build.\n\nCo-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 \n","tree":"6bb6947196c67857a1ced82bdc6d3235f47bd129"}}

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