A sweep that read every render found 28 roots still on w_full,
reached by 64 components: the field button under Select and every
picker, the checked and mention fields, the slider track,
NumberInput, Steps, the state views, the agent previews, and every
chart and finance frame. All drop it. LivePreview's size_full becomes
h_full, since its card no longer fills.
Every host of those roots was listed and read, 231 in all. Five
tests that mounted a picker as the window root sit in a size_full
box, the index manager gives its method select a flex_1 box, and the
notification center and the gallery's state frames stack their state
views in a column so they stretch.
Each dropped root carries a debug selector, and six chapter tests
mount 43 components in a padded card whose column is measured by
content, through layout::tests::narrow_width: each root must take the
full 240px. With w_full back on the roots, all six fail.
AGENTS.md names the roots that keep w_full and why: picture frames
that keep a ratio, and rows that hand a text field its share.
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Roadmap lays initiatives across months in lanes: each a bar from its
first day through its last, filled as far as it has come, under the
months' names and a line at today; hover a bar for its dates. Bars sit
at fractions of the span, so nothing is measured, and a strip too
narrow for its months scrolls sideways at a least width per month.
GanttChart and TimelineView are the charts GanttChart.
BurndownChart lives with the charts, on their scales, labels, tiles
and paint: the ideal line from the scope down to nothing, what was left
at each day's end so far, and a line at today; hover a day to read it.
MilestoneProgress shows a milestone's issues done as a bar and a count,
when it is due, and whether it keeps pace: on track, at risk when the
work trails the time gone by more than a tenth, late past its day, or
done. WorkloadView sets each person's points against what they can
take, the bar turning red past it, in columns that line up.
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