The player's tracker derefed its inputs one by one inside `ratom/run!`. An
edit that also changed the selection ran it from the selection's change: it
read `::render/shown` while still stale, then pulled the dirty
`::render/clip`, which re-ran it nested with the new resolver — and the outer
run, finishing last, wrote the old one back. A deleted layer stayed on the
stage until something else ran the tracker. The snapshot is now one sub, so
the tracker derefs a single clean input and is never re-entered.
Onion skinning only ghosted cels in `:display :lane` symbols, so a drawing
made of keyed shapes showed nothing. A ghost is now just the picture the
resolver draws n frames back and ahead, limited to the selection when there
is one. The scope setting is gone.
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Top bar: every document command is an icon button in a run — panes, new/open,
undo/history/redo, cut/copy/paste/duplicate, snapshots — with the title and
status in the middle and export, share and account on the right. Pane toggles
are pictures of the window with that pane filled in.
Stage bar: tracing, onion and passepartout are all the same toggle-plus-settings
split button, followed by one zoom group, with fit inside it.
Popovers: one `menu/popover`, measured against its button and dismissed by a
scrim, replaces the <details> popouts that never closed on an outside click.
Palette: the strip ends in a palette button whose popover lists every palette
with its swatch strip, renames the open one in place, and marks the ones on
the stage. An info badge says when the palette being edited is not one the
stage draws in at the playhead; both ends of a palette-lane blend count.
`clip/palette-at` is the resolver's root palette lookup, pulled out so the
strip asks the same question the renderer answers.
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