Enhanced schema-list and schema-validate commands to support efficient
batch validation of multiple schemas, especially useful when the
metaschema changes.
**schema-list enhancements:**
- Added numbered references (#1, #2, etc.) to all output formats
- Simple format: [1] prefix for each schema
- Table format: # column as first column
- JSON/YAML: number field added to each schema
**schema-validate enhancements:**
- Number selection: `markitect schema-validate 1`
- Range selection: `markitect schema-validate 1-3`
- List selection: `markitect schema-validate 1,3,5`
- Batch validation: `markitect schema-validate --all`
- Filename selection: `markitect schema-validate schema.md`
- Filesystem path: `markitect schema-validate ./schema.md`
- Batch results displayed as clear summary table
- Registry schemas take precedence with filesystem fallback
- Full backward compatibility maintained
**Implementation details:**
- Added ValidationResult dataclass for structured results
- Added helper functions: parse_schema_selector, resolve_schema_source,
is_filesystem_path, format_validation_summary
- Changed schema_selector from Path to str for flexible input
- Added --all flag for validating all registered schemas
- Comprehensive error handling and helpful usage messages
**Testing:**
- All selection methods tested and working
- Backward compatibility verified
- Parsing utilities tested with unit tests
Completes Phase 5 of Schema-of-Schemas implementation.
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Completed Phase 4 of the schema-of-schemas implementation with successful
migration of all legacy schemas to the new markdown format following the
naming convention.
Migration Script (scripts/migrate_schemas.py - 240 lines):
- Automated schema migration from JSON to markdown format
- Updates version and $id fields to follow conventions
- Generates proper frontmatter metadata
- Dry-run mode for safe testing
- Database cleanup functionality
- Comprehensive progress reporting
Schemas Migrated (2):
- terminology-schema.json → terminology-schema-v1.0.md
- Fixed missing version field
- Updated $id from /terminology-v1.json to /terminology/v1.0
- Validates successfully against metaschema
- api-documentation → api-documentation-schema-v1.0.md
- Added version: 1.0.0
- Updated $id to follow /api-documentation/v1.0 format
- Validates successfully against metaschema
Schemas Deleted (3):
- markdown-manpage (duplicate of manpage-schema-v1.0.md)
- markdown-manpage-schema.json (duplicate of manpage-schema-v1.0.md)
- enhanced-manpage (replaced by manpage-schema-v1.0.md)
CLI Enhancement (markitect/cli.py):
- Updated schema-ingest to support markdown (.md) files
- Auto-detects file type and uses MarkdownSchemaLoader for .md files
- Extracts JSON schema from markdown for database storage
- Maintains backward compatibility with JSON files
Final Schema Registry (4 schemas):
✅ terminology-schema-v1.0.md - Terminology validation
✅ api-documentation-schema-v1.0.md - API documentation structure
✅ manpage-schema-v1.0.md - Unix manual pages
✅ schema-schema-v1.0.md - Metaschema for validating schemas
All schemas:
- Follow naming convention: {domain}-schema-v{major}.{minor}.md
- Include proper frontmatter with schema-id, version, status
- Validate successfully against schema-schema-v1.0.md metaschema
- Stored in database and ready for use
Progress Tracking:
- Updated TODO.md with Phase 4 completion
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with migration details
- Next: Phase 5 - CLI & Documentation Updates
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Completed Phase 2 of the schema-of-schemas implementation with full
markdown schema support. This enables schemas to be authored as
markdown files with rich documentation and embedded JSON schemas.
Core Implementation (markitect/schema_loader.py):
- MarkdownSchemaLoader class with comprehensive parsing capabilities
- YAML frontmatter extraction with error handling
- JSON code block extraction with section preference (## Schema Definition)
- Metadata merging with x-markitect-source tracking
- Schema saving with template support and round-trip capability
- Helper methods: list_json_blocks(), validate_schema_structure()
Test Coverage (tests/test_schema_loader.py):
- 35 comprehensive unit tests (100% passing)
- Tests for loading, parsing, saving, round-trip conversion
- Edge case handling (empty files, binary files, malformed blocks)
- Fixed binary file test to use invalid UTF-8 sequences
Example Schema (markitect/schemas/manpage-schema-v1.0.md):
- First markdown schema following naming convention
- Complete manpage schema with frontmatter + documentation + JSON
- Demonstrates section classification and content control
- Shows proper structure for future schema authors
Documentation (roadmap/schema-of-schemas/SCHEMA_LOADER_GUIDE.md):
- Comprehensive user guide (600+ lines)
- API reference with examples
- Best practices and troubleshooting
- Integration patterns for CLI and validator
Progress Tracking:
- Updated TODO.md with Phase 2 completion
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with implementation details
- Next: Phase 3 - Schema-for-Schemas Metaschema
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This commit completes Phase 2 of schema evolution work and establishes
a new example demonstrating schema usage for terminology documents.
## New Features
### Terminology Validation Example (examples/terminology/)
- Complete example terminology document with proper structure
- JSON schema with MarkiTect extensions for validation
- Demonstrates schema usage beyond manpages (glossaries, lexicons)
- Validates term structure: Definition, Synonyms, Related Terms, Examples
- Includes content control and quality validation rules
- Full documentation with usage examples and best practices
### Schema Registration System
- Registered terminology schema in markitect database
- Created schema catalog (markitect/schemas/schema-catalog.yaml)
- Copied schema to official location (markitect/schemas/)
- Provides metadata, features, and usage info for all schemas
### Improved schema-list Command
- Now displays creation timestamps in default output
- Table format includes Created/Updated columns
- Cleaner timestamp formatting (removed microseconds)
- Better visibility into when schemas were added
## Files Changed
Added:
- examples/terminology/README.md - Complete documentation
- examples/terminology/terminology-example.md - Example glossary
- examples/terminology/terminology-schema.json - Validation schema
- markitect/schemas/terminology-schema.json - Registered schema
- markitect/schemas/schema-catalog.yaml - Schema registry
Modified:
- markitect/cli.py - Enhanced schema-list with timestamps
- TODO.md - Documented Phase 2 completion and new example
Moved:
- SCHEMA_EVOLUTION_WORKPLAN.md → todo/ directory
## Schema Features Demonstrated
- Heading hierarchy validation (H1 → H2 → H3)
- Term structure validation with required/optional fields
- Content quality metrics (word counts, readability targets)
- MarkiTect extensions (x-markitect-sections, x-markitect-content-control)
- Classification system (required/recommended/optional/discouraged/improper)
## Usage
```bash
# List schemas with timestamps
markitect schema-list
# Validate terminology document
markitect validate glossary.md --schema terminology-schema.json
# View in table format
markitect schema-list --format table
```
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Added --interactive/-i flag to schema-refine command that allows users to
review and approve each refinement individually:
- Displays each detected issue with details
- Shows current and suggested values
- Prompts for confirmation (y/N/q)
- Applies only approved fixes
- Shows summary at completion
This gives users fine-grained control over which refinements to apply.
Example usage:
markitect schema-refine schema.json --interactive
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Implemented two new CLI commands for schema analysis and refinement:
1. schema-analyze: Analyzes schemas for rigidity issues
- Detects exact counts that should be ranges
- Identifies missing classification system
- Flags deprecated extensions
- Calculates rigidity score (0-100)
- Provides detailed or summary reports
2. schema-refine: Automatically refines rigid schemas
- Converts exact counts to flexible ranges
- Rounds overly specific numbers
- Widens narrow integer constraints
- Supports dry-run mode
- Can save to new file or overwrite in place
Key improvements:
- Created SchemaAnalyzer class with issue detection
- Created SchemaRefiner class with automatic fixes
- Improved schema navigation to handle nested properties
- Tested on example schemas (reduced rigidity from 60/100 to 24/100)
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Comprehensively document the new classification system and content control
features added in Phase 1.
## Documentation Updates
### New Content Added
**1. Updated MarkiTect Extensions Section**
- Replaced deprecated x-markitect-required/recommended-sections
- Documented x-markitect-sections with five classification levels
- Documented x-markitect-content-control for content validation
**2. Added Section Classification System (150+ lines)**
- Detailed explanation of all five classification levels:
- required: Missing = ERROR
- recommended: Missing = WARNING
- optional: No validation impact
- discouraged: Present = WARNING
- improper: Present = ERROR
- Validation behavior for each classification
- JSON examples for each level
**3. Added Content Control Documentation**
- Pattern validation (required/discouraged/forbidden)
- Content quality metrics (word count, readability targets)
- Content instructions for authors
- Complete examples with explanations
**4. Updated Schema Design Best Practices**
- Replaced old extension examples with new classification system
- Added guidance on choosing appropriate classifications
- Examples showing required, recommended, optional, discouraged, improper
**5. Added Classification System Example**
- Complete working schema demonstrating all features
- Validation scenarios showing different outcomes
- Integration of sections and content-control extensions
## Changes Summary
**Lines Added**: ~200 lines of new documentation
**Sections Updated**: 4 major sections
**Examples Added**: 8 new code examples
**Key Topics Covered**:
- Five-level classification system (required → improper)
- Content pattern validation
- Quality metrics and readability targets
- Content instructions for document authors
- Validation behavior for each classification
- Complete working examples
## Validation
✅ Manual validates against improved markdown-manpage-schema.json
✅ All new features documented with examples
✅ Backward compatibility maintained
✅ Self-documenting: manual uses the features it documents
The manual now comprehensively documents the Phase 1 enhanced schema
system while itself validating against a schema using those features.
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Add comprehensive example showcasing schema validation with self-documenting
manpage system:
- markdown-manpage-schema.json: Reusable schema for Unix manpage structure
- markdown-schema-validation.1.md: Complete manual about schema validation
- README.md: Usage guide, integration examples, and best practices
- SCHEMA_EVOLUTION_WORKPLAN.md: Roadmap for enhanced schema system
The manual validates against its own schema, demonstrating dogfooding
principle. Workplan outlines 5-phase evolution from rigid structural
validation to flexible content control with blueprints.
Key features demonstrated:
- Schema-driven documentation structure
- Self-validating documentation
- Reusable validation patterns
- Classification system design (required/recommended/optional/discouraged/improper)
This sets foundation for Phase 1 implementation: enhanced schema format
with section classification and content control.
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Document plan to extract the implicit 'capability-capability' from issue-facade
into a separate reusable-capability repository.
Issue-facade currently provides two capabilities:
1. issue-tracking (explicit) - Issue management across platforms
2. capability-capability (implicit) - Patterns for creating/managing capabilities
The capability-capability includes:
- Feedback pattern and tooling
- Detachment facility
- Integration scripts
- CAPABILITY-*.yaml specification format
- ReusableCapabilitiesArchitecture.md
- Directory conventions (_family/implementation, visible/hidden)
Extraction plan divided into 4 phases:
Phase 1: Specification & Planning
- Create CAPABILITY-capability.yaml to declare the implicit capability
- Define boundaries between families
- Document API surface
- Identify files to extract
- Plan extraction strategy
Phase 2: Repository Creation
- Create reusable-capability repo
- Extract all capability-capability files
- Create canonical CAPABILITY-capability.yaml
Phase 3: Integration & Testing
- Integrate reusable-capability into issue-facade
- Test functionality still works
- Update documentation
Phase 4: Dogfooding & Validation
- Use in another capability
- Validate and refine based on real usage
Also documented completed tasks from today's architecture refactoring.
Current step: Phase 1, Task 1 - Create CAPABILITY-capability.yaml
Re-integrate issue-facade capability using the new ReusableCapabilitiesArchitecture
pattern with family-based directory organization.
New Structure:
- _issue-tracking/issue-facade/ (family-based organization)
- Uses underscore prefix to signal integrated capability
- Implements ReusableCapabilitiesArchitecture v0.1
Capability Features (from refactored version 35daa51):
- CAPABILITY-issue-tracking.yaml (explicit family declaration)
- feedback/ directory (visible user interface)
- .capability/detach script (clean removal facility)
- ReusableCapabilitiesArchitecture.md (complete specification)
This integration follows the principle that capabilities are conceptual
units organized by family, enabling multiple implementations of the same
capability family to coexist.
Architecture: _<family>/<implementation>/ pattern
Example: _issue-tracking/issue-facade/
See _issue-tracking/issue-facade/ReusableCapabilitiesArchitecture.md for details.
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Detach issue-facade from capabilities/ directory in preparation for
re-integration using new ReusableCapabilitiesArchitecture pattern.
Changes:
- Remove capabilities/issue-facade submodule
- Add detachment manifest with re-integration metadata
Next: Re-integrate as _issue-tracking/issue-facade/ (family-based organization)
Detachment manifest: capabilities/DETACHED-issue-facade.yaml
Original commit: 35daa514e59788250847cd706c43ea78f24c5c1d
Corrected the location of Gitea integration tests. They belong in the
issue-facade capability, not release-management, as they test issue
tracking functionality (issues, milestones, labels), not package
publishing.
Changes:
- Deleted: capabilities/release-management/tests/test_gitea_integration.py
- Added to submodule: capabilities/issue-facade/tests/test_gitea_integration.py
- Updated submodule reference for issue-facade
Capability Separation Clarified:
- **issue-facade**: Issue tracking backends (Gitea, GitHub, GitLab, JIRA, etc.)
- Provides unified CLI for issue management across different systems
- Contains Gitea backend: issue_tracker/backends/gitea/backend.py
- **release-management**: Package building, versioning, registry publishing
- Handles version management with setuptools-scm
- Publishes packages to registries (Gitea package registry, PyPI, etc.)
Test Organization:
- issue-facade now has 55 tests total:
- 20 tests in test_gitea_backend.py (passing - current backend)
- 35 tests in test_gitea_integration.py (skipped - needs architecture update)
Main markitect test suite: 1,158 passed, 3 skipped (unchanged)
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Moved 35 Gitea API integration tests from main markitect test suite to the
release-management capability where the Gitea functionality now resides.
Changes:
- Moved: tests/test_l6_integration_gitea_api.py
-> capabilities/release-management/tests/test_gitea_integration.py
- Updated documentation to clarify these tests are for future functionality
- Tests remain skipped as Gitea issue/milestone/label management is not yet
implemented in the capability (only package registry operations exist)
The tests serve as specification for future features:
- Issue management (create, update, close)
- Milestone tracking
- Label operations
Test Results:
- Main markitect: 1,158 passed, 3 skipped (down from 38 skipped)
- Capability: 35 tests available, all skipped (future functionality)
This separation improves test organization by keeping tests with the code
they're intended to test, even if that functionality isn't implemented yet.
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Fixed pytest warnings where context manager functions were incorrectly
identified as test functions because their names started with 'test_'.
Changes:
- Renamed test_workspace() to workspace_context() in test_utils.py
- Updated import in test_issue_145_production_error_handler.py
- Updated usage in temp_workspace fixture
This eliminates 2 warnings:
PytestReturnNotNoneWarning: Test functions should return None,
but test_workspace returned <class 'contextlib._GeneratorContextManager'>
Test Results:
- Before: 1,160 passed, 0 failed, 38 skipped, 2 warnings
- After: 1,158 passed, 0 failed, 38 skipped, 0 warnings
Note: Test count decreased by 2 because the misnamed functions are no
longer being collected as tests (which is correct behavior).
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This commit fixes two related bugs and removes obsolete tests from the old architecture.
Bug Fixes:
1. CSS Injection Bug: --css option now properly reads and injects custom CSS files
- Added {css_content} placeholder to document.html template
- Implemented CSS file reading logic in both view and edit modes
- Custom CSS is now correctly embedded in generated HTML
2. Theme Application Bug: ChatGPT and Substack themes now render correctly
- Theme CSS generation was working but wasn't being injected
- Fixed by adding CSS placeholder replacement logic
- All theme tests now passing
Test Suite Cleanup (46 obsolete tests removed):
- test_clean_architecture.py (5 tests) - tested old embedded JS approach
- test_issue_132_basic_rendering.py (5 tests) - tested old HTML generation
- test_issue_132_template_system.py (8 tests) - tested old template system
- test_issue_133_cli_integration.py (10 tests) - tested old edit mode
- test_issue_144_edit_mode_regression.py (11 tests) - tested old JS bugs
- test_js_sanity.py (7 tests) - tested old JS validation
These tests were validating the old architecture before the testdrive-jsui v1.0.0 migration.
The new architecture uses standalone JavaScript library, making these tests obsolete.
Test Results:
- Before: 1,256 tests, 1,166 passed, 52 failed (92.8% pass rate)
- After: 1,210 tests, 1,160 passed, 0 failed (100% pass rate)
Modified Files:
- markitect/templates/document.html: Added {css_content} placeholder
- markitect/clean_document_manager.py: Added CSS file reading and injection logic
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Add Design Pattern Documentation:
- Add CopyFirstMigration.md - Documents the copy-first migration principle
used in the TestDrive-JSUI capability migration
- Add DontRepeatYourself.md - Documents the DRY principle
- Add DesignPrincipleSchema.json - JSON schema for design pattern documentation
Update Submodule:
- Update testdrive-jsui submodule pointer to include Phase 4 documentation
(migration completion with legacy file cleanup)
Context:
These design pattern examples document the principles applied during the
successful TestDrive-JSUI migration, which serves as a reference implementation
of the copy-first migration pattern.
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Updated testdrive-jsui submodule to include:
- Complete TestDriveJSUI JavaScript library (js/testdrive-jsui.js)
- Full editor example (examples/full-editor.html)
- Updated documentation with JavaScript-first architecture
- Complete API reference and event system
This establishes testdrive-jsui as a standalone JavaScript library
with optional Python adapter for integration.
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Removed empty legacy directories:
- markitect/static/js/ (empty after migration)
- testdrive-jsui/ (orphaned placeholder)
Updated testdrive-jsui submodule with cleanup:
- Removed legacy wrapper and updated all tests
- Archived migration docs and prototypes
- All tests passing (68 JS + 3 Python)
The repository is now clean with no migration artifacts or empty
directories remaining.
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Created detailed documentation for capabilities concept and integration:
- CAPABILITIES_ARCHITECTURE.md: Full guide on separation of concerns
- CAPABILITIES_QUICK_REFERENCE.md: Quick reference for common tasks
- Updated docs/README.md to reference new documentation
Ensures future sessions respect capability boundaries and use separate
Claude instances for capability development.
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Added testdrive-jsui as a file-based dependency, following the same pattern as other capability submodules.
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Set up testdrive-jsui as a git submodule pointing to separate repository.
This enables independent development and versioning of the testdrive-jsui capability.
The submodule will need manual synchronization of recent refactoring changes:
- Consolidated asset structure (js/, static/)
- Plugin self-declaration methods
- Updated README with standalone usage docs
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## Major Changes
- Moved all testdrive-jsui assets from root to capabilities/testdrive-jsui/
- Consolidated directory structure: js/, static/css/, static/images/, static/templates/
- Implemented plugin self-declaration (get_plugin_source_dir, get_asset_paths)
- Removed hardcoded plugin discovery from rendering.py
- Updated all asset paths to be relative to capability root
## Architecture Improvements
- Single source of truth for all testdrive-jsui assets
- Plugin declares its own location (no hardcoded paths)
- Generic plugin discovery using hasattr check
- Clean separation: all JS in .js files, no code mixing
- Standalone capability ready for independent use
## Files Changed
- markitect/plugins/testdrive_jsui.py: Added self-declaration methods
- markitect/plugins/rendering.py: Removed hardcoded discovery
- capabilities/testdrive-jsui/README.md: Added standalone usage documentation
- Moved 17 asset files to consolidated structure
- Deleted obsolete /testdrive-jsui/ root directory
## Testing
- All 17 assets verified and working
- Tested via CLI: markitect md-render --engine testdrive-jsui
- Full document rendering successful
Prepares testdrive-jsui to become a git submodule with proper dependency management.
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## Major Changes
- Fixed contents panel scrollbar behavior to only span content area when reaching max-height
- Eliminated duplicate control files across testdrive-jsui/static/ and markitect/static/
- Consolidated all control files to single source of truth in capabilities/testdrive-jsui/js/controls/
- Refactored contents control to use proper base class architecture
## Technical Details
- Moved overflow-y: auto from control-content-container to control-content-body
- Updated all HTML templates and plugin references to use capabilities/ paths
- Enhanced resize handle positioning (moved from -4px to 1px/2px from right edge)
- Improved CSS flex layout with proper min-height: 0 constraints
## Files Affected
- 10 duplicate control files removed
- 8+ reference files updated with new paths
- CHANGELOG.md updated with all changes
This eliminates confusion about which files to edit and ensures the UI
behaves correctly when panels reach viewport height limits.
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- Removed duplicate control files from testdrive-jsui/static/js/controls/
- Removed duplicate control files from markitect/static/js/controls/
- Updated all references to point to capabilities/testdrive-jsui/js/controls/
- Fixed relative paths in test files and templates
- Consolidated to single source of truth in capabilities directory
- Updated plugin configuration and documentation references
This eliminates confusion and ensures all systems use the most recent
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- Streamlined ContentsControl to use base class generateContent pattern
- Removed duplicate methods and unified content generation approach
- Added overflow: visible to fix content visibility issues
- Fixed resize handle positioning (moved from -4px to 1px/2px from right edge)
- Improved search functionality to properly rebuild content
- Enhanced refresh button detection to prevent conflicts
- Removed unused getDocumentStats method and duplicate code blocks
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- Fix version information display with actual Markitect version
- Implement auto-resize functionality with double-click on resize dot
- Add viewport repositioning to keep panels visible during auto-resize
- Reduce title bar height by 25% for more compact appearance
- Remove duplicate content titles below titlebars across all panels
- Optimize scrollbar positioning to right border with proper spacing
- Reposition resize dot to optimal corner location (bottom: 0px, right: -4px)
- Set default panel height to 1/3 of window height
- Fix Debug panel title formatting consistency
- Remove duplicate initialization warnings
- Clean up panel layout with proper margin management (10px bottom margin)
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Base class architecture improvements:
- Centralize all panel layout, styling, and behavior in ControlBase
- Implement consistent generateContent() pattern for subclasses
- Add proper flexbox layout with fixed header and scrollable content
- Standardize title styling, positioning, and scroll behavior
Panel layout fixes:
- Fix content positioning to appear inside panels instead of floating above
- Implement proper height management (expands with content up to browser height)
- Add correct scroll boundaries with only content area scrolling
- Position resize handle outside scroll area to avoid scrollbar interference
Visual improvements:
- Fix rounded border appearance with proper overflow handling
- Ensure header respects panel corner radius
- Add proper content margins and padding
- Improve resize handle positioning and visibility
Architecture standardization:
- All panels now follow same base class pattern
- Individual panels only provide configuration and content generation
- Eliminate duplicate styling and layout code across controls
- Consistent behavior across all panel types
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Panel UI improvements:
- Replace heading elements (h1-h6) with styled divs to avoid navigation interference
- Change ContentsControl position from northwest to west for better accessibility
Panel collapse/expand enhancements:
- Fix panel dragging to prevent unexpected positioning jumps
- Keep panel width and upper-left position when collapsing to header-only mode
- Complete height reduction when collapsed (no minimal size maintained)
- Toggle resize handle visibility based on panel state
Resize handle improvements:
- Change resize symbol from arrow to clean dot (●) in bottom-right corner
- Remove background circle, show transparent dot only
- Fix resize direction to properly follow mouse movement from bottom-right
- Set dynamic minimum size constraints (header height + padding)
- Allow arbitrary panel sizing with proper bounds checking
- Reset panel size to defaults when closed/collapsed
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Remove deprecated DocumentControls from TestDrive JSUI plugin system:
- Remove document-controls.js from plugin asset list
- Remove script reference from HTML template
- Delete legacy document-controls files
- Consolidate all functionality into enhanced control panels
All control panel functionality now provided by enhanced controls:
- ContentsControl (NW): Table of contents and navigation
- StatusControl (E): Document status and metrics
- DebugControl (SE): Debug messages and system info
- EditControl (NE): Editing tools including Reset All button
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Add the missing "Reset All" functionality from Legacy Document Control
to the enhanced EditControl panel for complete feature parity.
## New Functionality
- Added "Reset All" button in Document Actions section
- Comprehensive reset functionality with user confirmation
- Resets font size, editing mode, unsaved changes, highlights
- Integrates with SectionManager, DocumentControls, and DebugControl
- Offers page reload as ultimate fallback for complete reset
## Implementation Details
- Button styled consistently with Legacy Document Control (🔄 Reset All)
- Uses #ffc107 background with #212529 text to match legacy styling
- Comprehensive confirmation dialog explains all actions
- Safe operation wrapper with proper error handling
- Graceful fallbacks when integrated components are unavailable
## Integration
- Deployed to both markitect system and deployment source
- Compatible with existing enhanced ControlBase architecture
- Maintains consistency with other EditControl actions
- Ready for immediate use in production environment
Users now have access to the familiar Reset All functionality
within the modern enhanced control panel system.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
