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Prepare 0.7.0: grouped trace styles and scales constructor mounting - #64
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Trace styles now use
line: { width, tolerancePx }andpoint: { radius }consistently in options and snapshots. Nested patches preserve omitted values, invalid keys are rejected atomically, and snapshots cannot mutate chart state.SmithScalesaccepts an optional CSS selector or element in its constructor, matchingSmith.Prepare 0.7.0 with a migration guide, release notes, updated examples and API signature report. This minor release also includes the previously merged visual-style grouping and constructor mounting changes.
Validation:
npm run lint:fix,npm run format,npm run check(470 unit tests),npm run test:e2e(132 browser tests), packed-package type/runtime checks and 24 documentation snippets, plus installed integration examples in Chromium, WebKit and Firefox. The published npm package will receive a separate consumer smoke test after publication.