0.9.1-alpha.61

Patch Changes

• ab573da: feat(agenda-calendar): one week, and what is on it

  P5.26c. The row of marks is the whole difference: a strip of seven numbers is a date picker, and a strip of seven numbers with marks under some of them is an agenda.

  The cells are the Calendar's own style, resolved through calendarRecipe rather than a second table — a strip and a month showing two different discs for the same chosen day is what that sharing exists to prevent, and the two sit one above the other the moment a caller expands one into the other.

  It is a component rather than a layout prop on the Calendar because it steps by weeks. A different unit means different state under it, and layout="week" would have been a prop that changes what another prop means. Everything genuinely shared is shared; the API is not, because the two do not do the same thing.

  No day is ever "outside". All seven are on screen and all seven are choosable — a strip that greyed out the two days belonging to next month would be greying out days it is showing. Only the bounds make a day inert, and the chevrons go dead when the week they would reach has none left.

  Today moves the strip; it does not choose today. The two are one press apart, and a button that quietly answered the question would be a button you cannot use to look. It goes dead — and now reads dead — while this week is already the one showing.

  events is a list read by day and turned into a set once per change, rather than a scan per cell. The title names the month of the week's middle day, which is always the majority month of a seven-day window and the only rule that does not call a week with six September days in it "August".