Reverts 729f3c0b, 2f02fdd9, 6c5616be at the user's request — the phase was
flawed: the SYS-INERT investigation grepped the per-picker providers and missed
that the shared picker-shell already emits `open`/`presence`, so the proposed
wiring would have double-fired (the color-picker click bounce). Reverting the
whole phase to a clean state before re-approaching it with the component READMEs
read first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- drawer-007 + popover-001 → fixed (729f3c0b).
- SYS-008 (SYS-A33-CLONE) → refuted: re-verification found NO `new Map(this.x)`
clone-and-reassign or `$state(new Map/Set)` registry in any of the four
providers (nor the shared soma layers). They track items via DOM query + the
value opt + the lifted selectedSet. The finding does not hold.
Note: the drawer SYS-5 double-write is systemic across the provider (Title
role/aria-level, Trigger type/aria-haspopup/aria-expanded share the pattern) —
a broader morfo↔soma de-dup, beyond drawer-007's Content location.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SYS-001 (SUMMARY) resolved + 46 per-component scope-drift findings set to
fixed. The other drifted components annotate the drift in their report header
(not a fix-status finding) or capture it only via the systemic SYS-001, so they
have no per-component line to flip. scroll-area's data-overflow finding is a
distinct undeclared-attr issue (not scope) and stays open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
fix-status: open -> fixed (<commit>) for every HIGH whose code fix landed this
session, across 12 component reports:
- 92f988e7: listbox-001, grid-list-001/002, tree-view-002, tree-grid-001, tag-group-001 (SYS-7 A31)
- 98954a7c: alert-dialog-001, breadcrumb-001, navigation-menu-006, select-001, dialog-002
- db33f66c: select-002, dialog-001, collapsible-NEW-001
- bac67315: combobox-001, select-003
The HIGH tier is now code-complete; the 2 remaining HIGH (select-004,
combobox-002) are test-coverage gaps for Phase 6.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>