Changelog

All notable changes to Ebox are documented here.

2.0.0 (Unreleased)

Direct dependencies on the independent ECSS 0.1.0 cascade engine and TP 1.0.0 retained/reactive text runtime.
ECSS-backed property schemas, selectors, stylesheets, inheritance, cascade layers, custom properties, computed values, and provenance for Box, Flex, and Grid nodes.
Surface-scoped region handles through ebox-region-resolve, retained TP publication through ebox-render-to-buffer and ebox-display-buffer, and atomic handle/selector/viewport/scroll updates.
Typography longhands and inherited foreground projection that keep text readable when child boxes override background colors.
A public, nestable framework render-burst boundary that covers pre-commit allocation, shares interactive deferred GC ownership with Ebox commits, and restores batch GC settings without collecting at the boundary.

ECSS is the only selector matcher and cascade winner. Ebox adapts node trees to ECSS subjects, interprets computed values for measurement/layout/paint, and classifies their layout impact.
TP is the only live buffer writer. Ebox produces retained surface candidates and semantic dirty-owner plans; TP owns diff execution, marker-backed mounts, revisions, transactions, and rollback.
Flex and Grid container/item declarations enter the same ECSS pipeline as ordinary boxes instead of maintaining a parallel style path.
Region updates use opaque surface-scoped handles. The same declarative source may be mounted in multiple buffers without sharing live identity.

ebox-pop-to-buffer, ebox-switch-to-buffer, and the private erase-and-evaluate buffer writer they exposed.
Ebox's duplicate selector parser/matcher and duplicate cascade winner.
Bundled playground fixtures. Executable .ebox references live in the independent ebox-playground package.

Install ECSS 0.1.0 and TP 1.0.0, in either order, before Ebox 2.0.0.
Replace numeric region-id mutation with ebox-region-resolve followed by ebox-region-update on the returned handle.
Replace ebox-pop-to-buffer or ebox-switch-to-buffer with ebox-display-buffer, or call ebox-render-to-buffer when display is controlled by the caller.
Ebox does not scan previously rendered text to reconstruct runtime identity. Remount the declarative source through Ebox 2.0.