fmt(js): npm run fix auto-fix - #10
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| overlay.modelPicker || | ||
| overlay.pager || | ||
| overlay.petPicker || | ||
| overlay.pluginsHub || | ||
| overlay.sessions || | ||
| overlay.skillsHub | ||
| overlay.pager || | ||
| overlay.petPicker || | ||
| overlay.pluginsHub || | ||
| overlay.sessions || | ||
| overlay.skillsHub |
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🔍 Deindented boolean chain in hasFloatingPanel is not prettier-idiomatic
The reformat drops the continuation indentation on the || chain inside Boolean(...), which is unusual output for Prettier (the surrounding $isBlocked computed at ui-tui/src/app/overlayStore.ts:49-66 uses the same flat style, so it is at least internally consistent). Behavior is unchanged; worth a sanity check that the TUI package's formatter config (e.g. a custom printWidth or a non-Prettier formatter) is what produced this, so the next npm run fix doesn't oscillate the file back and forth.
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| export type RightPanePerfEvent = | ||
| | 'project-tree-render' | ||
| | 'project-tree-row-render' | ||
| | 'terminal-fit-active' | ||
| | 'terminal-fit-hidden' | ||
| | 'terminal-measure' | ||
| 'project-tree-render' | 'project-tree-row-render' | 'terminal-fit-active' | 'terminal-fit-hidden' | 'terminal-measure' |
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📝 Info: Union type collapsed onto one line exceeds the usual readability threshold
RightPanePerfEvent is now a single 120-char union line instead of the leading-pipe multi-line form. Purely cosmetic and semantically identical, but adding a sixth member will re-wrap the whole declaration, producing noisy diffs. Same shape appears in the reformatted cast at ui-tui/src/__tests__/scrollBoxRendererBounds.test.ts:385-386.
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