Release: codemap example + cheers:open locator jump#242
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Devin-style agent-maintained codemap for the workbench (docs/arch/CODEMAP.md): map.yaml data contract (comments = the agent's margin notes, English maintenance guide embedded as the file header), Cheers Locator design, gap analysis, and a phased plan. Ships a working protocol-1 renderer plugin (examples/codemap.plugin.html — inline YAML-subset parser, comment-preserving line-level patch writes, standalone demo mode) and the companion environment template (views deliberately empty so activation never binds the file away from the plugin renderer). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Renderer plugins can now ask the host to navigate the user's view to a
cheers: locator (plugin -> host cheers:open {uri}, fire-and-forget,
ignored by hosts without support — the protocol-1 growth rule).
- features/chat/locator.ts: strict parseLocator for
cheers:{desk,ws,msg,inbox} with GitHub-style #L<n>[-L<n>] anchors;
rejects whitespace/control chars, traversal and malformed fragments,
swaps reversed ranges (unit-tested).
- SandboxRenderer shape-gates the message; ChannelView.openLocator
routes it: desk -> workbench deep-link, ws -> @handle resolved via
channel bot members + getWorkspaceFile existence probe -> workspace
browser, inbox -> channel files; msg is a clear not-yet error.
Every failure mode surfaces a readable error dialog.
- CodeEditor gains scrollToLine (select + center, selection-only so the
buffer never dirties); RemoteWorkspaceDialog threads initialLine to
the deep-linked file — ws line anchors work end to end.
- Protocol docs (EN normative + zh design) and the SDK gain the new
message / host.open(uri).
UI routing only: every read behind a jump still passes the existing
authz; the plugin gains no data access.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t crash Real-world maps turned out flat — many single-module areas — and the one-column-per-area layout smeared them into a single overlapping row. Areas are now packed as blocks (modules stacked, two columns past five) flowed into rows that wrap at an adaptive target width, so the map approaches a sane aspect ratio at any area count. Also: worldBounds() recomputes the layout from the current model (a stale cache crashed fit() when it ran between a model swap and the next render), and fit() only shifts right for the zoom controls when there is horizontal slack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n-7f752f feat(workbench): cheers:open host verb + codemap design/example plugin
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develop → main: workbench codemap design/example plugin+template, and the cheers:open host verb (locator-driven jump to code, ws line anchors). See #241.
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