SPEC §14 draws the way on places, a scene's hotspot among them. A
hotspot is a cell of the scene's board (aac-core scene), so the finder
already found it and the way pressed it; what it lacked:
- scene_board.rs: the way's next press is outlined in the hotspot's own
shape (.scene-path: its polygon or rectangle), a dashed purple line on
a light halo (on dark, high-contrast and yellow-on-black, a lighter
purple on a dark halo), under the scan's outline and wider than it, so
both show; the button carries path-next as a grid cell does, with no
box drawn; a hidden hotspot the way ends at is outlined too.
- A tap, mouse or key on a hotspot is recorded with how it was made
(usage::with_via(click_via)), as on a grid's cell.
- finder::scan_place maps the mark into the scene's own scan rows
(scenes::scan_place), so a pass can start at the hotspot to press.
- other_places stays empty and says why: listing hotspots there too would
list each twice.
Tests: aac-core (a scene's hotspot is its board's cell), aac-web finder
(found from Home through the link, at once on the scene, a message's word,
its scan place in the scene's rows), and an integration test through the
public finder (an outlined hotspot).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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