The import action moves onto the name line: it was a flex container in a baseline-aligned row, so it floated above the name and the type chip. It also loses the data_array glyph for a plain upload arrow, since the dialog it opens explains itself. A list input now folds, on the same rule the two groups follow: unfolded while it still needs attention, folded once it is satisfied. Five long answers filled the whole aside otherwise. Folded, the row says how many items it is hiding, so nothing disappears silently. Long values were being typed through a slit ~320px wide. Every text value now offers a larger box - on the head for a single value, per row for one item of a list. Both write back through the ordinary pending change, so the panel's single Save still decides when anything is sent, and the box is read-only when the panel is. Both dialogs now resolve the input by key when applying: editableInputs is rebuilt on every poll, so the object captured when the dialog opened could be a stale value to rebase an edit onto. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
HumAInFlow
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