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The maintainer is using a CodeRabbit Advanced trial to review the whole codebase, fix what it finds, merge and repeat; this pull request fixes the six round 1 findings for website/ (the review is in #66).
No linked issue: these are review findings from the trial, each checked against the code and its source before the change.
What changed
Fixed:
website/README.md (Reserved Font Name): links "SIL Open Font License" to its official text. The text's condition 3 bars a Modified Version from using the Reserved Font Name, and its definition of a Modified Version includes "changing formats", which backs "do not subset or convert".
website/README.md (install scripts): the claim "npm 11.7.0 honours allowScripts" was wrong. As of 4 Nov 2026 the npm 11 release notes put allowScripts in 11.16.0 and the npm install-scripts command, with ls, in 11.18.0 (its pull request adds approve, deny and ls). The paragraph now says so, with those sources. It also said npm install-scripts ls lists only @ibm/plex-mono, which stopped being true once allowScripts denies it (the command now prints "No packages with unreviewed install scripts."). It now says that with allowScripts removed the command lists only that package, checked on 4 Nov 2026 with npm 11.19.1. The postinstall explanation, --ignore-scripts on Vercel and the local npm ci command are unchanged.
website/src/content/docs/index.mdx (build provenance): the "release workflow" link pointed at the attestations page. It now links release.yml as the creator of the provenance and the attestations page as the list of it. The "stores no registry tokens" claim is scoped to the repository and dated as of 3 Nov 2026, as in the README's Supply chain section, and the sentence says the workflow publishes with short-lived credentials from trusted publishing, since it requests a temporary crates.io token.
website/src/content/docs/index.mdx (packages paragraph): the release and format-draft claims are dated as of 2 Nov 2026 and link to the Install page's Supported versions section, which has the sources and the same date. The package table is unchanged.
website/src/scripts/playground.ts (replaceState rate limit): MDN's History.replaceState() lists SecurityError as thrown "if the method is called too frequently", so the claim holds. Before the fix, a throwing replaceState stopped the first render, so the playground never left "Loading" (reproduced in the built site). A writeUrl helper now encodes the state, calls replaceState in a try, and ignores only a SecurityError; schedule and render use it.
website/src/scripts/playground.ts (hash without state): reproduced in the built site that hashchange to a fragment such as #main replaced the typed definition with the first example. The handler now loads state only when the fragment starts with #s= (new hasState in playground-state.ts, which decodeState also uses). The initial load is unchanged, so a bookmarked link still restores its state.
CHANGELOG.md: one "Website" line under Unreleased/Fixed for the two playground fixes.
Tests: three Playwright tests in website/tests/playground.spec.ts (a link to another part of the page keeps the typed definition and date; a #s= fragment still loads that state; the playground renders and updates results when replaceState always throws a SecurityError) and a unit test for hasState. Against the unfixed code the first and third fail and the second passes; against the fix all pass.
Dismissed
None. All six findings were valid.
Needs maintainer
None for these findings. One thing for the maintainer, outside the findings: website/tests/unit/json-path.test.ts fails on Node.js 24.21.0 and 24.22.1 (two tests, "a path to a field finds its value" and "a missing field marks the deepest field that exists") and passes on 26.12.0. The file is not touched here. Because npm test is node --test ... && playwright test, a Node 24 run stops before Playwright. I ran the Playwright part on Node 26.12.0 (see below).
Checklist
The pull request links an issue, or explains why none is needed.
An ADR is linked if the change alters the definition format, an operation's result, the public API, error codes, core dependencies, supported versions or scope (see CONTRIBUTING.md). No such change.
Behaviour changes come with conformance vectors whose expected results come from a cited source or an independent generator, not from fiscalclock's own output. No library behaviour changed; the website behaviour fixes have Playwright tests.
No expected result in an existing vector changed, or the linked issue explains why. None changed.
Every new factual claim in code, docs or tests has a source link or a reproducible check, and time-sensitive facts carry "as of ".
Documentation (README, spec, wiki) is updated where behaviour changed.
CHANGELOG.md has an entry under "Unreleased" for any user-visible change.
The checks in AGENTS.md that cover the change were run (for example python -I scripts/check.py rust python), and the description lists the commands and their results.
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Checks
python -I scripts/check.py website docs on Node.js 24.22.1:
FAIL: site_tests, in the two json-path unit tests described above, which this change does not touch.
npm test in website/ on Node.js 26.12.0, so the Playwright suite runs: PASS. The 26 unit tests pass and all 161 Playwright checks pass (accessibility, CSP, links, playground, the new tests). Playwright ran against astro preview started by hand, because npx astro preview did not become ready within Playwright's 60 s webServer timeout on this machine.
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Link and date the Reserved Font Name, npm allowScripts, build provenance and package version claims. The playground no longer stops rendering when replaceState throws a SecurityError, and keeps typed text when the fragment has no playground state.
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Summary
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New Features
The playground now preserves entered values when navigating to page anchors and continues to show results if the browser blocks address updates.
Saved playground-state links continue to restore their values.
Documentation
Updated font licensing and npm version guidance.
Expanded release provenance and package information, with links to supporting details.
The playground now preserves form values when a page-fragment link changes the hash and continues rendering if history.replaceState throws a SecurityError. Website documentation and changelog entries also received updates.
Address updates use a helper that suppresses SecurityError and rethrows other errors. Hash changes load URL state only for state fragments. Browser tests cover page anchors, saved state fragments, and address update errors. The changelog records the playground changes.
Website documentation
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Summary
Website guidance and release information website/README.md, website/src/content/docs/index.mdx
The README updates the font licence link and npm version details. The documentation page updates its release provenance statements and adds a date and source link for package information.
The playground now keeps working when the browser refuses address updates. However, the "Link copied" action can then hand out a link that omits the latest edits. The landing page also says provenance covers every release file, but GitHub-generated source archives are not attested. Both are small fixes that should be made, but neither blocks the merge.
Pre-merge checks: 7 · 2
Failed checks: 2 inconclusive
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The pull request adds the exported public function hasState in website/src/lib/playground-state.ts (head line 15; absent at base). This matches an ADR-triggering change, and AGENTS.md line 64 also…
The title follows the required Conventional Commit format and accurately summarises the documentation updates and playground URL handling changes.
Description check
The description is directly related to the changeset and explains the documentation updates, playground fixes, tests, and known unrelated Node.js test failure.
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Conformance Evidence
The pull request changes only CHANGELOG.md and website files. The authoritative diff contains no changes under crates/core/src or conformance/, so the check's conformance-evidence condition does not a…
Changelog Entry
The pull request changes only website files and CHANGELOG.md. It does not change crates/core, bindings/python, or bindings/js, so it does not introduce user-visible behaviour in a published package co…
Scope
The pull request does not add support for holidays, business days, working hours, pay periods or sprints. It adds hasState, which is not named after an organisation, country, standard or calendar fa…
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Explanation
The pull request changes only CHANGELOG.md and website files. The authoritative diff contains no changes under crates/core/src or conformance/, so the check's conformance-evidence condition does not apply.
Full details: Changelog Entry
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The pull request changes only website files and CHANGELOG.md. It does not change crates/core, bindings/python, or bindings/js, so it does not introduce user-visible behaviour in a published package covered by this check. It also adds a Website entry under the Unreleased section describing the playground behaviour changes.
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The pull request does not add support for holidays, business days, working hours, pay periods or sprints. It adds hasState, which is not named after an organisation, country, standard or calendar family. The changes comply with the AGENTS.md out-of-scope rule and design rule 1.
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The pull request adds the exported public function hasState in website/src/lib/playground-state.ts (head line 15; absent at base). This matches an ADR-triggering change, and AGENTS.md line 64 also requires an ADR for public API changes. The supplied pull request description shows no ADR link, but it is explicitly marked as truncated. The full description is not available, so the required absence of an ADR link cannot be verified.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @website/src/content/docs/index.mdx:
- Line 24: Update the Build provenance statement in the documentation to say
provenance is available on every packaged release artefact, rather than every
release file. Leave the workflow links and remaining supply-chain claims
unchanged.
Review comments at @website/src/scripts/playground.ts:
- Around line 149-150: Update the copy handler to build the copied link from the
current state after flush(), rather than relying on location.href; report when
writeUrl cannot update the address, including when replaceState raises
SecurityError.
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…he attested release files
The copy-link handler used location.href, which stays stale when replaceState throws a SecurityError, so it now encodes the current state. The landing, install and README provenance claims name the files the release workflow's attest job covers (artefacts/*) and exclude the source archives GitHub adds.
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Why
The maintainer is using a CodeRabbit Advanced trial to review the whole codebase, fix what it finds, merge and repeat; this pull request fixes the six round 1 findings for
website/(the review is in #66).No linked issue: these are review findings from the trial, each checked against the code and its source before the change.
What changed
Fixed:
website/README.md(Reserved Font Name): links "SIL Open Font License" to its official text. The text's condition 3 bars a Modified Version from using the Reserved Font Name, and its definition of a Modified Version includes "changing formats", which backs "do not subset or convert".website/README.md(install scripts): the claim "npm 11.7.0 honoursallowScripts" was wrong. As of 4 Nov 2026 the npm 11 release notes putallowScriptsin 11.16.0 and thenpm install-scriptscommand, withls, in 11.18.0 (its pull request addsapprove,denyandls). The paragraph now says so, with those sources. It also saidnpm install-scripts lslists only@ibm/plex-mono, which stopped being true onceallowScriptsdenies it (the command now prints "No packages with unreviewed install scripts."). It now says that withallowScriptsremoved the command lists only that package, checked on 4 Nov 2026 with npm 11.19.1. Thepostinstallexplanation,--ignore-scriptson Vercel and the localnpm cicommand are unchanged.website/src/content/docs/index.mdx(build provenance): the "release workflow" link pointed at the attestations page. It now linksrelease.ymlas the creator of the provenance and the attestations page as the list of it. The "stores no registry tokens" claim is scoped to the repository and dated as of 3 Nov 2026, as in the README's Supply chain section, and the sentence says the workflow publishes with short-lived credentials from trusted publishing, since it requests a temporary crates.io token.website/src/content/docs/index.mdx(packages paragraph): the release and format-draft claims are dated as of 2 Nov 2026 and link to the Install page's Supported versions section, which has the sources and the same date. The package table is unchanged.website/src/scripts/playground.ts(replaceStaterate limit): MDN'sHistory.replaceState()listsSecurityErroras thrown "if the method is called too frequently", so the claim holds. Before the fix, a throwingreplaceStatestopped the first render, so the playground never left "Loading" (reproduced in the built site). AwriteUrlhelper now encodes the state, callsreplaceStatein atry, and ignores only aSecurityError;scheduleandrenderuse it.website/src/scripts/playground.ts(hash without state): reproduced in the built site thathashchangeto a fragment such as#mainreplaced the typed definition with the first example. The handler now loads state only when the fragment starts with#s=(newhasStateinplayground-state.ts, whichdecodeStatealso uses). The initial load is unchanged, so a bookmarked link still restores its state.CHANGELOG.md: one "Website" line under Unreleased/Fixed for the two playground fixes.Tests: three Playwright tests in
website/tests/playground.spec.ts(a link to another part of the page keeps the typed definition and date; a#s=fragment still loads that state; the playground renders and updates results whenreplaceStatealways throws aSecurityError) and a unit test forhasState. Against the unfixed code the first and third fail and the second passes; against the fix all pass.Dismissed
None. All six findings were valid.
Needs maintainer
None for these findings. One thing for the maintainer, outside the findings:
website/tests/unit/json-path.test.tsfails on Node.js 24.21.0 and 24.22.1 (two tests, "a path to a field finds its value" and "a missing field marks the deepest field that exists") and passes on 26.12.0. The file is not touched here. Becausenpm testisnode --test ... && playwright test, a Node 24 run stops before Playwright. I ran the Playwright part on Node 26.12.0 (see below).Checklist
CHANGELOG.mdhas an entry under "Unreleased" for any user-visible change.python -I scripts/check.py rust python), and the description lists the commands and their results.Checks
python -I scripts/check.py website docson Node.js 24.22.1:node_version,site_install,site_build,site_check,site_examples,site_links,markdownlint,cspell,yamllint,local_links.site_tests, in the twojson-pathunit tests described above, which this change does not touch.npm testinwebsite/on Node.js 26.12.0, so the Playwright suite runs: PASS. The 26 unit tests pass and all 161 Playwright checks pass (accessibility, CSP, links, playground, the new tests). Playwright ran againstastro previewstarted by hand, becausenpx astro previewdid not become ready within Playwright's 60 s webServer timeout on this machine.