A band whose top and bottom are equal lost its only piece when the repeated cut was removed, so the line kept the frame's whole width. Anchor cuts now apply only to a band with height.
docs/target-app-parity.md listed the "Preferences that act" bullet three
times. Two older copies disagreed on Highlight Alternate Glyphs (one said
on by default, the code sets it off in Prefs::default) and still counted
about 14 stored options. The newest copy is kept, now with the Highlight
Alternate Glyphs clause (off by default), and its count names the two
options still stored only: Scratch Disks and the legacy vector clipboard.
The older of the two "Preferences audit (2026-10-30)" bullets, which still
listed five stored-only options, is removed, and the UI chrome summary row
now says 2 options, matching docs/gaps.md G12.
Crossings of the middle of a line's band that lay within a few units of rounding of each other were joined as a seam, so two contours of an area type frame 1e-7 pt apart at x = 1e8 held one line across the gap between them. A vertical edge crosses the middle at its own x with no rounding, so a gap at one is no longer joined.
With Invert Wrap and an offset, each piece of a line's band kept only the x that one part of the shape held within the offset of every height of the piece. Where the offsets of two parts met across a gap (one above and one below), the heights between them held neither part, and the line lost that x although the grown shape covered the whole band.
The band is now also cut at every height an offset above or below an anchor of the shape (when there are at most 64 of them), and the horizontal edges at the ends of a piece's window count, so the window of the piece between the meeting offsets reaches both parts.
When the desktop portal's process exited while its save dialog was
open, no Response came. The stream that save_file read does not end
while the session bus stays up, so the save waited forever on the
calling thread and rfd's dialog never showed.
save_file now waits with the screen color sampler's Responses, which
moves from linux_screen_color/request.rs to portal_request.rs and is
built on Linux and the BSDs. Before the call it listens for the
Response and for the bus's NameOwnerChanged for the portal's name, so
the wait ends with an error when the connection that replied leaves
the bus, and the caller shows rfd's dialog, as for other portal errors.
When the bus reports the portal gone, the wait first reads the
Responses already queued, so an answer the portal sent before it left
is still the answer. Before, the sampler's wait could take the bus's
report while that answer was queued and end with an error.
The mock portal gains three modes that close its connection after the
reply: 300 ms later without a Response, at once without a Response,
and at once after the Response. The private bus helper of the
sampler's tests moves to portal_request.rs, and the save dialog's
tests use it, so a failing test also stops its bus.
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