Three layouts collapsed in fe028a9, where the isMacChrome branches were
removed by a scripted edit that was wrong in two ways. The *bindings* were
dead by construction; the layout classes inside them were not, and nothing
replaced them.
- tab-bar: the edit appended a second `class` attribute to an element that
already had one. A duplicate attribute is silently dropped, so the
workspace strip lost h-9/pt-1/pl-1.5 entirely and collapsed under the
title bar. Merged into one attribute, with a comment saying why there is
exactly one. A template sweep found no other element carrying two.
- connection-manager + editor-window <header>: the edit deleted all five
[class.h-*]/[class.pl-*] bindings and put nothing back, leaving both
headers with no height and no left padding. Restored h-9 pl-3 (the
non-mac arm) and dropped the now-false "on macOS this row IS the
titlebar" comments — every window is frameless now.
Separately, the ListView never filled its panel: 7.css sets table-layout:
fixed but declares no width, so the table shrank to content and left a dead
grey gutter down the right of each pane. w-full is safe as a utility
precisely because 7.css declares no width for `skin` to outrank it with;
the unsized first <col> then absorbs the slack, which is what makes Name
elastic.
Verified on a live window capture, not from a build log: the tab strip has
its height back and both tables reach the pane edge. The connection-manager
window needs a click to reach and is unverified visually — its fix is a
verbatim copy of the editor-window one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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