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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded the July 2026 “What’s new” page. The page covers Gauge, linting, editor metadata, typography, layout, interactive controls, and released package versions. ChangesJuly 2026 release notes
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Pull request overview
Adds the July 2026 “What’s New” entry to the documentation site, summarizing recent Elements releases and notable improvements across components, linting, metadata generation, typography utilities, and interactive behavior.
Changes:
- Introduces a new July 2026 update page with highlights and a released-packages list.
- Adds Eleventy frontmatter metadata (title/description/dates/tags/updateMonth) consistent with prior monthly updates.
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| projects/site/src/docs/whats-new/07-2026.md | New July 2026 “What’s New” doc entry with frontmatter, highlights, and released package versions. |
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In `@projects/site/src/docs/whats-new/07-2026.md`:
- Line 19: Revise the “Catch design problems during linting” bullet so the lint
rules are explicitly the subject of the final sentence, making clear that they
avoid false positives for framework event bindings and flexible gap values.
Preserve the existing list of newly flagged patterns and the documentation link.
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| - **Visualize system metrics with Gauge.** The new [Gauge](/docs/elements/gauge/) component renders accessible progress values in 270-degree or half-circle shapes, with fill, dot, and needle indicators plus sizes, statuses, custom maximums, and gradient styling. | ||
| - **Catch design problems during linting.** [Elements lint rules](/docs/lint/) now flag excessive primary actions, labels that crowd form controls inside toolbars and page headers, and `container="full"` outside supported page-level positions. Framework event bindings and flexible gap values also avoid false positives. |
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Make the lint-rule subject explicit.
The current sentence makes framework event bindings and flexible gap values the things that avoid false positives. Make the lint rules the subject.
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-- Framework event bindings and flexible gap values also avoid false positives.
+- The rules also avoid false positives for framework event bindings and flexible gap values.As per coding guidelines, Markdown documentation should follow the repository's technical writing style, including Google developer documentation style and write-good rules.
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| - **Catch design problems during linting.** [Elements lint rules](/docs/lint/) now flag excessive primary actions, labels that crowd form controls inside toolbars and page headers, and `container="full"` outside supported page-level positions. Framework event bindings and flexible gap values also avoid false positives. | |
| - **Catch design problems during linting.** [Elements lint rules](/docs/lint/) now flag excessive primary actions, labels that crowd form controls inside toolbars and page headers, and `container="full"` outside supported page-level positions. The rules also avoid false positives for framework event bindings and flexible gap values. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@projects/site/src/docs/whats-new/07-2026.md` at line 19, Revise the “Catch
design problems during linting” bullet so the lint rules are explicitly the
subject of the final sentence, making clear that they avoid false positives for
framework event bindings and flexible gap values. Preserve the existing list of
newly flagged patterns and the documentation link.
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