Route VR lifecycle through platform services
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@@ -197,8 +197,10 @@ Known local toolchain state:
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options-menu preference execution. It keeps UI scale, viewport scale, RTL,
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VR mode, VR-controller, auto-timelapse, and canvas cursor-mode callbacks on
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the `pp_app_core` `AppPreferenceServices` contract while retained settings
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persistence, VR start/stop, recording lifecycle, and legacy canvas/UI
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execution remain tracked by `DEBT-0045`.
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persistence, recording lifecycle, and legacy canvas/UI execution remain
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tracked by `DEBT-0045`; the VR mode callbacks now call `App` wrappers that
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dispatch through `PlatformServices` before reaching the retained platform VR
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bridge.
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- `src/legacy_app_startup_services.*` is the current app-shell bridge for
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startup preference/runtime execution. It keeps run-counter persistence,
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startup preference save, auto-timelapse startup, stored VR-controller state,
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@@ -387,7 +389,8 @@ Known local toolchain state:
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context.
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Desktop VR drawing also consumes backend-owned scissor/depth/blend state,
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depth clear masks, active texture units, and fallback 2D texture unbind
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targets while retaining the existing VR SDK/platform bridge shape.
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targets; VR SDK start/stop now dispatches through `PlatformServices` while
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retaining the existing Windows OpenVR bridge shape.
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Canvas mode overlay, mask, and transform paths also consume backend-owned
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blend/depth state, active texture units, 2D texture copy targets, and RGBA8
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readback format tokens.
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@@ -559,7 +562,8 @@ Known local toolchain state:
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display-path formatting, canvas input tip visibility and pressure remapping,
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native UI/window state saving, live asset/layout reload policy, diagnostic
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stacktrace/crash hooks,
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SonarPen availability/startup, PPBR export data-directory policy,
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SonarPen availability/startup, VR mode lifecycle,
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PPBR export data-directory policy,
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prepared-file writable target selection, network TLS verification policy, and
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prepared-file save/download handoff; PPBR
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and MP4 export dialogs consume
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@@ -656,8 +660,8 @@ Known local toolchain state:
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split persistence/runtime dispatch, and malformed startup-plan rejection.
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- `pp_platform_api_tests` covers service dispatch for clipboard read/write,
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empty clipboard writes, cursor visibility, virtual-keyboard visibility,
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external file display, file sharing, and picker callbacks without platform
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SDK headers or a window.
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external file display, file sharing, VR lifecycle, and picker callbacks
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without platform SDK headers or a window.
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- `pp_app_core_document_cloud_tests` covers cloud upload no-canvas,
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new-document warning, clean publish prompt, and dirty save-before-upload
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decisions, plus cloud browse no-canvas/show-browser and selected-download
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@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ agent or engineer to remove them without reconstructing context from chat.
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| DEBT-0014 | Open | Modernization | `windows-clangcl-asan` now configures as a headless Ninja/clang-cl preset and uses the release MSVC runtime required by ASan, but local builds still fail because installed clang-cl 18.1.8 is paired with VS 2026-preview STL headers that require Clang 20 or newer | Sanitizer validation should be local and repeatable, but this machine's compiler/header pairing is incompatible | `cmake --fresh --preset windows-clangcl-asan`; `cmake --build --preset windows-clangcl-asan --target pp_foundation` | Install/use Clang 20+ with the VS 2026 STL, or point the preset at a compatible VS 2022 toolchain, then make `platform-build.ps1 -Presets windows-clangcl-asan` pass for the headless matrix |
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| DEBT-0015 | Open | Modernization | Cursor visibility requests now consume pure `pp_app_core` planning through `pano_cli plan-cursor-visibility`, `App::show_cursor`/`App::hide_cursor` dispatch through `PlatformServices` without platform guards, and Windows live execution uses injected `WindowsPlatformServices`, but macOS cursor execution still reaches the retained fallback adapter | Keep canvas cursor behavior stable while platform shells are extracted incrementally | `pp_app_core_document_platform_io_tests`; `pano_cli plan-cursor-visibility --visible`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | Cursor visibility execution is owned by injected `pp_platform_*` services for every supported platform |
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| DEBT-0016 | Open | Modernization | Clipboard get/set requests now consume pure `pp_app_core` planning through `pano_cli plan-clipboard-read` and `pano_cli plan-clipboard-write`, and Windows live execution uses injected `WindowsPlatformServices`, but Apple/Android clipboard execution still reaches retained fallback adapter branches from `App::clipboard_get_text` and `App::clipboard_set_text` | Keep picker/color text clipboard behavior stable while platform shells are extracted incrementally | `pp_app_core_document_platform_io_tests`; `pano_cli plan-clipboard-write --text #ff00aa`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | Clipboard execution is owned by injected `pp_platform_*` services for every supported platform |
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| DEBT-0017 | Open | Modernization | Startup storage path preparation, `App::clipboard_get_text`, `App::clipboard_set_text`, `App::show_cursor`, `App::hide_cursor`, `App::showKeyboard`, `App::hideKeyboard`, `App::display_file`, `App::share_file`, native app/window close, UI-thread lifecycle hooks, render-context acquire/release/present hooks, render-target binding hooks, render platform hint hooks, render debug callback hooks, render-capture frame hooks, recording cleanup, live asset/layout reload policy, diagnostic stacktrace/crash hooks, per-frame platform hooks, `App::pick_image`, `App::pick_file`, the non-writer `App::pick_file_save`, `App::pick_dir`, working-directory picker/display-path policy, canvas input tip/pressure policy, prepared-file save/download handoff, work-directory document export collection policy, app network TLS verification policy, PPBR export data-directory policy, and SonarPen availability/startup now call the SDK-free `pp::platform::PlatformServices` interface, and Windows injects `WindowsPlatformServices` from `src/platform_windows/windows_platform_services.*`; non-Windows live implementations still use `src/platform_legacy/legacy_platform_services.*`, a named fallback adapter that forwards to retained Apple/Android/Linux/Web bridge functions and retained no-op branches, including retained iOS canvas tip behavior, retained macOS directory picker/display-path behavior, retained iOS SonarPen bridge, and retained macOS PPBR export directory override; `pp_platform_api` also owns the default network TLS policy helper consumed by retained curl sites that cannot yet depend on injected services | Preserve behavior while moving platform execution behind a testable service boundary before platform shell implementations are injected | `pp_platform_api_tests`; `pp_app_core_document_export_tests`; `pp_app_core_document_platform_io_tests`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts\automation\package-smoke.ps1 -Preset windows-msvc-default -Configuration Debug` | Replace `src/platform_legacy/legacy_platform_services.*` with injected `pp_platform_*` service implementations owned by each non-Windows platform shell |
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| DEBT-0017 | Open | Modernization | Startup storage path preparation, `App::clipboard_get_text`, `App::clipboard_set_text`, `App::show_cursor`, `App::hide_cursor`, `App::showKeyboard`, `App::hideKeyboard`, `App::display_file`, `App::share_file`, native app/window close, UI-thread lifecycle hooks, render-context acquire/release/present hooks, render-target binding hooks, render platform hint hooks, render debug callback hooks, render-capture frame hooks, recording cleanup, live asset/layout reload policy, diagnostic stacktrace/crash hooks, per-frame platform hooks, `App::pick_image`, `App::pick_file`, the non-writer `App::pick_file_save`, `App::pick_dir`, working-directory picker/display-path policy, canvas input tip/pressure policy, prepared-file save/download handoff, work-directory document export collection policy, app network TLS verification policy, PPBR export data-directory policy, SonarPen availability/startup, and VR mode start/stop now call the SDK-free `pp::platform::PlatformServices` interface, and Windows injects `WindowsPlatformServices` from `src/platform_windows/windows_platform_services.*`; non-Windows live implementations still use `src/platform_legacy/legacy_platform_services.*`, a named fallback adapter that forwards to retained Apple/Android/Linux/Web bridge functions and retained no-op branches, including retained iOS canvas tip behavior, retained macOS directory picker/display-path behavior, retained iOS SonarPen bridge, retained non-Windows VR unsupported/no-op behavior, and retained macOS PPBR export directory override; `pp_platform_api` also owns the default network TLS policy helper consumed by retained curl sites that cannot yet depend on injected services | Preserve behavior while moving platform execution behind a testable service boundary before platform shell implementations are injected | `pp_platform_api_tests`; `pp_app_core_document_export_tests`; `pp_app_core_document_platform_io_tests`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File scripts\automation\package-smoke.ps1 -Preset windows-msvc-default -Configuration Debug` | Replace `src/platform_legacy/legacy_platform_services.*` with injected `pp_platform_*` service implementations owned by each non-Windows platform shell |
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| DEBT-0019 | Open | Modernization | Unreferenced-parameter warnings are muted globally through `pp_project_warnings` with MSVC `/wd4100` and Clang/GCC `-Wno-unused-parameter` | Legacy callbacks, virtual hooks, serializer methods, and platform/API compatibility functions carry many intentionally unused parameters during the component split; muting this keeps stricter warning builds focused on higher-signal migration issues | `cmake --build --preset windows-msvc-default --config Debug --target PanoPainter`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `cmake --build --preset linux-clang --target pp_foundation` | Remove `/wd4100` and `-Wno-unused-parameter`, mark intentionally unused parameters with names/comments or `[[maybe_unused]]`, and make the Windows app plus headless Clang/GCC tests pass without unreferenced-parameter warnings |
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| DEBT-0020 | Open | Modernization | Document resize dialog state, selected-resolution planning, and execution dispatch now consume pure `pp_app_core` through `NodeDialogResize`, `App::dialog_resize`, `pano_cli plan-document-resize`, and the `DocumentResizeServices` boundary, and live resize shares `src/legacy_document_canvas_services.*` with canvas clear commands, but the shared live bridge still calls legacy `Canvas::resize`, updates the legacy app title, and clears legacy `ActionManager` history through the history bridge | Preserve existing layer/frame GPU resize behavior while the document model and canvas execution boundary are extracted incrementally | `pp_app_core_document_resize_tests`; `pano_cli plan-document-resize --current-resolution 2048 --selected-resolution-index 4`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | Document resize execution is owned by injected document/app services with no legacy resize adapter, title shim, or direct `ActionManager` history clearing |
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| DEBT-0021 | Open | Modernization | Layer rename planning/execution dispatch and layer panel operation planning/execution dispatch now consume pure `pp_app_core` through `App::dialog_layer_rename`, `App::init_sidebar` layer callbacks, `pano_cli plan-layer-rename`, `pano_cli plan-layer-operation`, `DocumentLayerRenameServices`, and `DocumentLayerOperationServices`, and the live execution adapters are centralized in `src/legacy_document_layer_services.*`, but that shared bridge still mutates legacy `Canvas` layer state, `NodeLayer`/`NodePanelLayer`, and `ActionManager` undo entries | Preserve existing UI/canvas behavior while document layer commands and undo history are extracted incrementally | `pp_app_core_document_layer_tests`; `pano_cli plan-layer-rename --old-name Base --new-name Paint`; `pano_cli plan-layer-operation --kind add --layer-count 2 --index 1 --name Paint`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | Layer command execution is owned by the document/app command boundary with legacy `Canvas`/UI nodes acting only as adapters or removed entirely |
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@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ agent or engineer to remove them without reconstructing context from chat.
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| DEBT-0042 | Open | Modernization | Accepted Save As and Save Version planning/execution dispatch now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through `App::dialog_save`, `App::dialog_save_ver`, `pano_cli plan-document-file`, `pano_cli plan-document-version`, `DocumentFileSaveServices`, `DocumentVersionSaveServices`, and `src/legacy_document_session_services.*`, but the bridge still opens legacy overwrite prompts, calls legacy `Canvas::project_save`, mutates app document name/path/directory fields, marks version saves dirty before saving, updates the title, and handles keyboard/dialog cleanup directly | Preserve current Save As and Save Version behavior while document persistence moves toward app/document/storage/UI services | `pp_app_core_document_session_tests`; `pano_cli plan-document-file --work-dir D:/Paint --name demo --target-exists`; `pano_cli plan-document-version --directory D:/Paint --doc-name demo.01 --existing-path D:/Paint/demo.02.ppi`; `pano_cli simulate-app-session --save-intent save-as`; `pano_cli simulate-app-session --save-intent save-version`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | Save As overwrite prompting, project-save execution, app document metadata updates, title updates, version-save dirty-state handling, and keyboard/dialog cleanup are owned by injected app/document/storage/UI services with `App::dialog_save` and `App::dialog_save_ver` acting only as UI adapters |
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| DEBT-0043 | Open | Modernization | Equirectangular, layer, animation-frame, depth, and cube-face export planning/execution dispatch now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through `App::dialog_export`, `App::dialog_export_layers`, `App::dialog_export_anim_frames`, `App::dialog_export_depth`, `App::dialog_export_cube_faces`, `pano_cli plan-export-*`, `DocumentExportServices`, and `src/legacy_document_export_services.*`; layer/frame dialogs also consume `plan_document_export_collection_target` plus `PlatformServices::uses_work_directory_document_export_collections()` instead of spelling local iOS branches, but the bridge still calls legacy `Canvas` export methods, owns platform-specific export success messages, creates export directories, handles picker-selected stems, and performs Web prepared-file handoff directly | Preserve current image/collection/depth/cube export behavior while export execution moves toward document/renderer/platform/storage services | `pp_app_core_document_export_tests`; `pp_platform_api_tests`; `pano_cli plan-export-start --requires-license --demo`; `pano_cli plan-export-menu --kind layers`; `pano_cli plan-export-target --kind collection --work-dir D:/Paint --doc-name demo --suffix _layers`; `pano_cli simulate-document-export`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | File, collection, stem, depth, and cube export execution, export-directory creation, platform success reporting, Web file handoff, picker-selected stem handling, and legacy canvas export calls are owned by injected document/renderer/platform/storage services with export dialogs acting only as UI adapters |
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| DEBT-0044 | Open | Modernization | Timelapse and animation MP4 export execution dispatch now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through `App::dialog_timelapse_export`, `App::dialog_export_mp4`, `pano_cli plan-export-menu`, `pano_cli plan-export-target --kind name`, `DocumentVideoExportServices`, and `src/legacy_document_export_services.*`, but the bridge still launches legacy desktop timelapse worker threads, calls `App::rec_export`, calls `Canvas::export_anim_mp4`, owns mobile/Web save callbacks, and emits success messages directly | Preserve current MP4/timelapse export behavior while video export moves toward app/document/renderer/video/platform/storage services | `pp_app_core_document_export_tests`; `pano_cli plan-export-menu --kind animation-mp4`; `pano_cli plan-export-menu --kind timelapse`; `pano_cli plan-export-target --kind name --doc-name demo --suffix -animation`; `pano_cli plan-export-target --kind name --doc-name demo --suffix -timelapse`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug` | Timelapse and animation MP4 execution, desktop worker threading, frame readback/video encoding handoff, mobile/Web save callbacks, and success reporting are owned by injected app/document/renderer/video/platform/storage services with export dialogs acting only as UI adapters |
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| DEBT-0045 | Open | Modernization | Options-menu preference execution now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through UI scale, viewport scale, RTL direction, VR mode, VR-controller, auto-timelapse, and canvas cursor-mode callbacks plus `AppPreferenceServices` and `src/legacy_app_preference_services.*`, but the bridge still calls legacy `App::set_ui_scale`, `App::set_ui_rtl`, `App::vr_start`, `App::vr_stop`, `NodeCanvas::set_density`, `NodeCanvas::set_cursor_visibility`, `App::rec_start`, `App::rec_stop`, and `Settings::save` directly | Preserve current options-menu behavior while preferences move toward app/UI/platform/storage services | `pp_app_core_app_preferences_tests`; `pano_cli plan-app-preferences --ui-scale 1.5 --display-density 2 --current-scale 1.6 --scale-option 1 --scale-option 1.5 --rtl`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `cmake --build --preset windows-msvc-default --config Debug --target PanoPainter` | Preference persistence, UI/layout direction, viewport density, cursor mode, VR mode start/stop/failure handling, VR-controller state, and auto-timelapse recording side effects are owned by injected app/UI/platform/storage services with options-menu callbacks acting only as UI adapters |
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| DEBT-0045 | Open | Modernization | Options-menu preference execution now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through UI scale, viewport scale, RTL direction, VR mode, VR-controller, auto-timelapse, and canvas cursor-mode callbacks plus `AppPreferenceServices` and `src/legacy_app_preference_services.*`, but the bridge still calls legacy `App::set_ui_scale`, `App::set_ui_rtl`, `NodeCanvas::set_density`, `NodeCanvas::set_cursor_visibility`, `App::rec_start`, `App::rec_stop`, and `Settings::save` directly; its VR mode callbacks now call `App` VR wrappers that dispatch to `PlatformServices`, while the actual Windows OpenVR SDK bridge still lives in `WindowsPlatformServices` | Preserve current options-menu behavior while preferences move toward app/UI/platform/storage services | `pp_app_core_app_preferences_tests`; `pano_cli plan-app-preferences --ui-scale 1.5 --display-density 2 --current-scale 1.6 --scale-option 1 --scale-option 1.5 --rtl`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `cmake --build --preset windows-msvc-default --config Debug --target PanoPainter` | Preference persistence, UI/layout direction, viewport density, cursor mode, VR mode start/stop/failure handling, VR-controller state, and auto-timelapse recording side effects are owned by injected app/UI/platform/storage services with options-menu callbacks acting only as UI adapters |
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| DEBT-0046 | Open | Modernization | Startup preference/runtime execution now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through `App::init`, `pano_cli plan-app-startup`, `AppStartupServices`, and `src/legacy_app_startup_services.*`, but the bridge still calls legacy `Settings::set`, `Settings::save`, `App::rec_start`, app VR-controller state mutation, and message-box license warning execution directly | Preserve current startup behavior while app startup moves toward app/preferences/storage/recording/UI services | `pp_app_core_app_startup_tests`; `pano_cli plan-app-startup --run-counter 7 --vr-controllers-disabled --license-invalid`; `pano_cli plan-app-startup --run-counter -1`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `cmake --build --preset windows-msvc-default --config Debug --target PanoPainter` | Startup preference persistence, auto-timelapse startup, stored VR-controller state, license validation/warning, and startup UI/runtime side effects are owned by injected app/preferences/storage/recording/UI services with `App::init` acting only as orchestration |
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| DEBT-0047 | Open | Modernization | PPBR brush package export request validation and execution dispatch now consume pure `pp_app_core` through `App::dialog_ppbr_export`, `pano_cli plan-brush-package-export`, `BrushPackageExportServices`, and `src/legacy_brush_package_export_services.*`; PPBR header/path planning now consumes `pp_assets::brush_package`, and the macOS data-directory override now routes through `PlatformServices`, but the bridge still reads `NodeDialogExportPPBR`, carries the legacy `Image` header object outside the pure request, converts to `NodePanelBrushPreset::PPBRInfo`, calls `NodePanelBrushPreset::export_ppbr`, owns desktop worker-thread dispatch, dialog destruction, mobile/Web completion, and success-message behavior directly | Preserve current PPBR export behavior while brush assets, PPBR serialization, picker completion, and UI lifetime move toward asset/storage/UI/platform services | `pp_assets_brush_package_tests`; `pp_app_core_brush_package_export_tests`; `pp_platform_api_tests`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-export --path D:/Paint/clouds.ppbr --author Artist --dest-path D:/Paint/BrushPreviews --export-data --header-image`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-export`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-export --path clouds`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-export --path D:/Paint/clouds.ppbr --dest-path D:/Paint/BrushPreviews --no-export-data`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `cmake --build --preset windows-msvc-default --config Debug --target PanoPainter` | PPBR metadata collection, header-image ownership, serialization, picker-selected path execution, desktop threading, dialog lifetime, and success UI are owned by injected brush asset/storage/UI/platform services with `App::dialog_ppbr_export` acting only as a UI adapter |
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| DEBT-0048 | Open | Modernization | ABR/PPBR brush package import execution now consumes pure `pp_app_core` through document-open confirmation callbacks, `pano_cli plan-brush-package-import`, `BrushPackageImportServices`, and `src/legacy_brush_package_import_services.*`; imported brush tip/pattern target paths now consume `pp_assets::brush_package`, but the bridge still launches detached legacy `NodePanelBrushPreset::import_abr`/`import_ppbr` worker threads and depends on the legacy preset panel as the importer/storage owner | Preserve current brush import behavior while brush package parsing, preset storage, progress/error reporting, and UI refresh move toward asset/paint/UI services | `pp_assets_brush_package_tests`; `pp_app_core_brush_package_import_tests`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-import --kind ppbr --path D:/Paint/Brushes/clouds.ppbr`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-import --kind abr --path D:/Paint/Brushes/clouds.abr`; `pano_cli plan-brush-package-import --kind ppbr`; `ctest --preset desktop-fast --build-config Debug`; `cmake --build --preset windows-msvc-default --config Debug --target PanoPainter` | ABR/PPBR parsing, preset creation/storage, import threading/progress, duplicate asset policy, and UI refresh are owned by injected brush asset/paint/UI services with document-open callbacks only confirming user intent |
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@@ -630,6 +630,10 @@ VR mode, VR-controller, auto-timelapse, and cursor-mode side effects through
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`AppPreferenceServices` in `src/legacy_app_preference_services.*` before
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retained settings writes, recording lifecycle calls, and legacy canvas/UI
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adapters continue.
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VR mode start/stop now enters `App` platform wrappers that dispatch through
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`PlatformServices`; Windows keeps the retained OpenVR bridge in
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`WindowsPlatformServices`, while the legacy fallback reports unsupported VR
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startup on non-Windows platforms until their shells own the service.
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`pano_cli plan-about-menu` exposes app-core planning for About menu help,
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about, what's-new, crash-test, and performance-test commands, including
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versioned what's-new labels, diagnostic gating, and no-canvas performance-test
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frame hooks, render platform hint hooks, render debug callback hooks, external
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file display, file sharing, recording file cleanup, live asset/layout reload
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policy, diagnostic stacktrace/crash hooks, SonarPen availability/startup,
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VR mode start/stop,
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image/file/save-file pickers, and directory pickers.
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Windows installs an injected `WindowsPlatformServices` implementation from
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`src/platform_windows/windows_platform_services.*` in `pp_platform_windows`;
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@@ -680,6 +685,9 @@ The Tools menu SonarPen entry now asks `PlatformServices` whether SonarPen is
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available and dispatches startup through the same service, preserving the
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current iOS Objective-C bridge in the legacy adapter while removing iOS branches
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from `App::init_menu_tools` and `LegacyToolsMenuServices`.
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App VR lifecycle start/stop now asks `PlatformServices`, preserving the current
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Windows OpenVR startup/shutdown bridge in `WindowsPlatformServices` while
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non-Windows fallback adapters keep the existing unsupported/no-op behavior.
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Canvas image export publishing and explicit persistent-storage flushes now
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dispatch through `PlatformServices` too, preserving iOS photo-library export
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publication and WebGL filesystem sync behavior in the legacy adapter while
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prepared-file export-dialog policy dispatch, work-directory document export
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collection policy dispatch, network TLS verification policy dispatch,
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default network TLS policy coverage, PPBR export data-directory policy
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dispatch, SonarPen availability/startup dispatch,
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dispatch, SonarPen availability/startup dispatch, VR lifecycle dispatch,
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live asset/layout reload policy dispatch,
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diagnostic hook dispatch, per-frame platform hook dispatch, picker callback
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dispatch, and prepared-file save/download callback dispatch. The live Windows
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