Changelog

2.3.0

• Added reusable compact and split page-lead compositions.
• Added a public density API for page insets, title-to-lead spacing, section boundaries, object padding, layout gaps, and content measure.
• Reduced duplicated whitespace in the default desktop and mobile rhythm.

2.2.2

• Audit active page sources for inline style attributes and JavaScript style writes before those declarations can reach the rendered DOM.
• Continue to permit custom-property-only inline content data, such as per-person portrait positioning.

2.2.1

• Centralize shared color constants used by both sites.
• Make the ownership verifier reject literal consumer colors and !important overrides in addition to local typography and inline visual styles.

2.2.0

• Enforce single ownership of typography by rejecting all consumer declarations.
• Add a deterministic style-ownership auditor and mechanical cleanup mode.
• Promote multilingual personal-hero text to explicit shared semantic roles.
• Add compact semantic roles for academic-activity records.

2.1.5

• Classify update-category tags as shared labels rather than wrapper metadata.
• Keep update dates on the metadata tier while removing local visual drift.
• Assign compact item and supporting roles to mentorship and academic-contribution groups.

2.1.4

• Use regular weight for inactive contextual navigation.
• Preserve semibold emphasis for the active section only.

2.1.3

• Lower structural-fallback specificity so explicit semantic roles always win.

2.1.2

• Remove the legacy article-wide supporting-text fallback.
• Align structural CSS fallbacks with the compact-content DOM roles.

2.1.1

• Keep page-level narrative prose on the body tier.
• Reserve supporting typography for repeated records, cards, FAQs, openings, and compact content groups.

2.1.0

• Separate quiet navigation typography from primary action controls.
• Map repeated record and card headings to the shared item-title role.
• Preserve subsection scale for explanatory structures such as FAQs and openings.

2.0.0

• Replace wrapper-specific typography with one hierarchy derived from semantic HTML.
• Add a shared XPath contract consumed by both the browser and build pipeline.
• Add a deterministic Python fixer/verifier for roles, inline typography, and heading order.
• Exclude standalone project systems from the two-site typography audit.

1.8.1

• Extend literal typography checks to standalone project HTML pages.

1.8.0

• Define and document one semantic type ladder from display titles through labels.
• Add utility classes and customization arguments for every public type role.
• Normalize service rows, update-card lists, lab-note heroes, and people captions.
• Reject consumer CSS that introduces literal pixel/rem font sizes or numeric weights.

1.7.1

• Extend customization arguments to light and dark surfaces, text, borders, and complete accent palettes.
• Strengthen metadata typography selectors so semantic roles beat generic card-paragraph rules.
• Add shared statistic sizing and compact-control coverage for note links.

1.7.0

• Add the public declare-customize mixin for brand, typography, shape, layout, and rhythm arguments.
• Document layout selection, consumer setup, supported customization, ownership, and upgrades.
• Preserve clicked section-menu targets when multiple sections share a horizontal row.
• Ensure inline menus reach their docked state before scroll-spy selection resumes.
• Centralize section-label chips, compact list grids, technical content formatting, and mobile content wrapping.
• Strengthen consumer verification against local copies of shared content and token rules.

1.6.0

• Add selectable lab and personal site shells with documented customization variables.
• Centralize wrapper columns, author-sidebar geometry, responsive stacking, and print behavior.
• Correct inline and mobile submenu targeting by measuring the menu’s docked position.
• Center both footer text and footer links.
• Promote FAQ answers to supporting-text size and centralize the FAQ row pattern.
• Reject consumer redefinitions of shared shell and FAQ selectors.

1.5.0

• Add a shared right-rail page composition for contents and publication-year navigation.
• Make rail placement independent of DOM source order and stack it consistently on smaller screens.
• Keep long desktop rail labels inside their boundary while preserving horizontal mobile navigation.
• Centralize muted, parenthesized publication-category counts and sticky archive controls.
• Guard the canonical shared layout classes against consumer redefinition.

1.4.1

• Give the shared page composition classes one inherited width-safety baseline.
• Leave flex/grid geometry and sidebar placement explicitly site-specific.

1.4.0

• Make global design tokens and base element rules core-only.
• Centralize inner-page metadata strips, title spacing, and divider treatment.
• Reject consumer redefinitions of shared tokens and page headers.
• Remove obsolete personal-site component styles from the lab consumer.

1.3.0

• Add one shared publication archive component family.
• Centralize publication search, filters, records, metadata, links, and abstracts.
• Keep archive composition and year-rail placement site-specific.
• Enforce single ownership for shared primary and secondary controls.

1.2.4

• Position anchored content from the rendered bottom of a sticky inline menu.

1.2.3

• Detect horizontal menus by layout rather than only by overflow.
• Apply the correct sticky-menu offset even when every item already fits.

1.2.2

• Reserve anchor offset ownership for the shared section-menu component.
• Reject consumer scroll-margin-top declarations that can hide headings.

1.2.1

• Keep anchored section headings clear of sticky inline section menus.

1.2.0

• Move site titles, logo variants, and theme-aware logo switching into core.
• Centralize footer link states and responsive masthead logo dimensions.
• Reject consumer stylesheet definitions of shared site-chrome selectors.

1.1.0

• Introduce one inherited section-menu component with rail and inline variants.
• Centralize sticky, active, hover, focus, and mobile overflow behavior.
• Prevent consumer stylesheets from redefining shared section-menu classes.
• Preserve the first mobile item border by removing edge-clipping masks.

1.0.6

• Correct the consumer update instructions to reference the shared sync helper.

1.0.5

• Allow the sync helper to update initialized consumers before their first parent-repository commit.

1.0.4

• Remove selectors absent from the combined generated output of both sites.

1.0.3

• Normalize nested lab call-to-action controls to the shared control scale.
• Reject reintroduced duplicate shared-contract blocks in consumer CSS.

1.0.2

• Enforce semantic type roles against legacy high-specificity component rules.
• Require the explicit declare-core document inheritance contract.

1.0.1

• Preserve the established 1.65 baseline leading outside content regions.
• Add consumer synchronization and cross-repository alignment checks.

1.0.0

• Establish shared color, type, spacing, control, and chrome tokens.
• Unify base typography, buttons, navigation, footer, and theme controls.
• Centralize mobile primary-menu and in-page section-menu behavior.