fix(web): preserve hover-card selection and feedback

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creatixchu
2026-07-31 16:13:12 +08:00
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@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@ Workspace and Session rows clip the two values their hover cards expose in full:
## Decision
`HoverCard` accepts an optional `copyText` plus `copyLabel` and `copiedLabel`. With `copyText`, the whole card has button semantics for pointer and keyboard activation; it writes that exact string through the shared clipboard helper and replaces its content with the success label for one second only after the host accepts the write. Without `copyText`, the atom retains its read/select-only behavior.
`HoverCard` accepts an optional `copyText` plus `copyLabel` and `copiedLabel`. With `copyText`, the whole card has button semantics for pointer and keyboard activation; its accessible name combines the localized action prefix with the exact value, it writes that value through the shared clipboard helper, and it replaces its content with the success label for up to one second only after the host accepts the write. The feedback retains the pre-copy card height and clears with the card. Without `copyText`, the atom retains its read/select-only behavior.
The Workspace browser chooses the payload rather than making the primitive infer it from rendered text: a Workspace card passes the full directory path, and a Session card passes the full display title. The browser's locale seat supplies `Copy`/`复制` and the success state `Copied`/`已复制`.
The Workspace browser chooses the payload rather than making the primitive infer it from rendered text: a Workspace card passes the full directory path, and a non-blank Session card passes the full display title. A provisional blank New Session card remains read-only because its localized label is a placeholder, not session content. The browser's locale seat supplies `Copy`/`复制` and the success state `Copied`/`已复制`.
Press and activation remain separate contracts. A pointer press inside the card keeps it mounted so text selection can begin; the completed click activates copy. Anchor-region presses still dismiss immediately, and clipboard rejection leaves the original content visible without claiming success.
Press and activation remain separate contracts. A pointer press inside the card keeps it mounted so text selection can begin; a completed non-collapsed selection intersecting the card suppresses pointer-click activation, while a plain click or button key activates copy. Anchor-region presses still dismiss immediately, and clipboard rejection leaves the original content visible without claiming success.
## Alternatives considered
@@ -26,4 +26,4 @@ Press and activation remain separate contracts. A pointer press inside the card
## Consequences
Both hover-card variants gain the same click and keyboard affordance while retaining consumer-owned payload semantics and localized feedback. The generic atom adds one optional behavior path and a one-second timer; it clears the timer on unmount and never reports a rejected write as success. Focused component coverage pins pointer selection, activation, failure, feedback expiry, and cleanup, while the real-browser Workspace scenario verifies the English label and browser clipboard.
Both non-placeholder hover-card variants gain the same click and keyboard affordance while retaining consumer-owned payload semantics and localized feedback. The generic atom adds one optional behavior path and a one-second timer; it clears copied state on close, ignores completion after close or unmount, and never reports a rejected write as success. Focused component coverage pins pointer selection precedence, activation, failure, feedback geometry and expiry, and cleanup, while the real-browser Workspace scenario verifies the English label, stable feedback height, and browser clipboard.