ZacharyZhang-NYandClaude Opus 5.5
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- reference/Ely-GPUI-Components/src/typography/math.rs:183 (50a59d2; shared options in documents/diagram.rs) — Loading system fonts does not make the sizing parser resolve fonts like GPUI's SVG renderer. On WSL, installed Droid Sans Fallback can draw `\text{中文}`, but the sizing parser cannot resolve `sans-serif` and omits its ink. The formula succeeds with a 32 × 14.72 frame that clips the displayed text: the exact-source raster probe retains 7,488 ink pixels, versus 8,169 with an expanded viewport. The existing Chinese outline/export test also incorrectly reports unavailable glyphs. Configuring installed generic families in the probe copy produces a 41.42 × 21.71 frame, retains all 8,169 pixels, and passes the export test. Align measurement and export font resolution with rendering, and test fallback text using resolved fonts or raster pixels; `every_glyph_lies_inside_the_picture` currently reparses with fontless default options and misses this clipping. Evidence: `.work/C14.16-r1/library-frame-probe.log`, `library-frame-generic-probe.log`, `library-tests.log`, `linux-chinese-fonts.log`, and `probe-source.log`.
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- apps/ely-mark/src/vcs.rs:200 (also :217) — Both new fixtures inherit the user's commit-signing configuration. With `commit.gpgsign=true` and no available signing program/key, their initial commits fail before any status assertion. Native Windows reproduces both failures because bundled MinGit cannot spawn `gpg`; Linux reproduces the same failure with signing enabled and an unavailable `gpg.program`, so this is independent of W-02's checkout/path failures. Disable signing explicitly for fixture commits or isolate their Git configuration. With signing disabled in the test process, all 94 Windows tests pass; isolated Linux tests pass 96/96. Evidence: `.work/C14.16-r1/windows-tests.log`, `signing-probe.log`, `linux-signing.log`, `windows-isolated.log`, and `linux-isolated.log`.
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