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graphics-vector.md section 5 (Draft): what a sink exposes to assistive technology and to a text consumer, and how. Each text block's active set (the effective windows of the items that draw it, merged), the projection at a frame and the transcript as exact JSON, the text record and its digest, ruby, purposes, writing modes and the cluster rule. - wai-vector: src/text.rs (no_std, no dependency), the a11y and text commands, and vectors verify recomputing every text record. - The corpus: a new a11y group, each payload with its text record (<name>.a11y.jsonl) and its digest in the expected file; canonical and refusal vectors for TEXT. No existing expected file changes. - tests/text_layer.rs: each rule of section 5, with expected JSON written by hand from the text, each falsified once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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57 lines
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Rust
//! `wai.graphics.vector` (`extensions/graphics-vector.md`): titles, credits and other
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//! authored graphics as integer drawing instructions, rasterised into an overlay
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//! layer.
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//!
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//! - [`wos1`]: the outline set (§2.1), parsed with its load checks, and written.
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//! - [`wvg1`]: the payload (§2.2–§2.5), parsed with the refusal order of §2.7, loaded
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//! with its sets, and written canonically.
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//! - [`clock`], [`track`], [`place`]: the clock, track evaluation, placement, the
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//! load-time interval check and the per-frame cost (§3.1–§3.4).
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//! - [`geom`], [`cover`], [`paint`]: the raster stage family RS1–RS9 (§3.5–§3.9,
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//! §3.15): flattening, the row and cell split, accumulation and scan, coverage, the
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//! glyph-wise union, compositing, groups and clips, and the straight-alpha view.
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//! - [`frame`]: the frame procedure (§3.10), `RGBA8P` at a listed size, rate and frame.
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//! - [`text`]: the text layer (§2.11, §5): `text_hash`, block identities, each block's
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//! active set, and the projection and the transcript as JSON.
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//! - [`arith`]: `R_rat`, `R_half_up`, `div255`, the quantisers and the straight-alpha
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//! channel (§3.0, §3.8, §3.9, §2.9).
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//! - [`scene`]: a builder that writes canonical payloads (authoring).
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//! - [`wsf1`] (feature `author`): the stroke source format and its integer expansion
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//! into a `WOS1` (Annex A).
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//! - [`builtin`]: the default stroke set's bytes and digest (§4, Annex B), bundled with
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//! every reference sink.
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//! - [`form`]: the JSON authoring form (§2.12, informative).
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//! - [`vectors`]: the conformance vectors of `../vector-conformance/`, generated and
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//! recomputed.
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//!
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//! Every value is an exact integer. Nothing here uses floating point, wraps, or
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//! depends on the target's word size.
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#![no_std]
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#![forbid(unsafe_code)]
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extern crate alloc;
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pub mod arith;
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pub mod bounds;
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pub mod builtin;
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pub mod clock;
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pub mod cover;
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pub mod form;
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pub mod frame;
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pub mod geom;
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pub mod json;
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pub mod paint;
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pub mod place;
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pub mod refuse;
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pub mod scene;
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pub mod sha256;
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pub mod text;
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pub mod track;
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pub mod vectors;
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pub mod wos1;
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#[cfg(feature = "author")]
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pub mod wsf1;
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pub mod wvg1;
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pub use refuse::{Code, Refusal};
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pub use wvg1::{Doc, Loaded, Resolver, SetStore, load, parse};
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