The embedded currentAttribute() in the bundle was returning gym:
tatEsc(gym), but the render template in Dialog.render also escapes with
tatEsc(s.gym). The double-escape turned 'George's' into 'George's',
which the browser decoded to the visible text 'George's'.
The src/dom.js source does NOT pre-escape (returns the raw gym string and
lets the render template handle escaping once). This commit restores the
mirror in the embedded dom.js so the bundle matches the source.
No changes to src/dom.js (it was already correct).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirrors the three src/ changes into the embedded copy in
torn-attribute-tracker.user.js:
1. Hoist the four let bindings (lastSnapshot, lastAttr, lastDelta,
anchorError) to the top of start(), before dialog.mount() and
applyMode(), so the anchor-miss branch of applyMode() can write
anchorError without tripping the TDZ.
2. Default the floating dialog to bottom-left (left: 20px, bottom: 20px)
in both Dialog.mount() and Dialog.setMode()'s 'free' branch.
3. One-time migration: if prefs.pos has any non-zero coordinate on load
(a residue of the bottom-right era), reset it to {x: 0, y: 0} and log
to the console. Stored position from any subsequent drag is preserved.
4. Wrap the start() body in try/catch and log failures to the console,
so an unexpected error (e.g. TornTools conflict, future regressions)
does not prevent the dialog from appearing.
All four changes are byte-equivalent to the corresponding src/ changes;
the build-time drift tests in tests/build.test.js still pass.
Mirror the three source-level fixes in the embedded copies inside
torn-attribute-tracker.user.js:
1. _wireHeaderDrag: add the .tat-header closest() guard so the bundle
no longer steals focus from inputs/selects.
2. findAnchorElement: replace the narrow 'button[name="train"]' query
with the priority-ordered candidate list and the gym-panel last-
ditch fallback.
3. Inline anchor-error UX: add the anchorError state, include it in
the snapshot, surface it via applyMode, render the note with the
.tat-anchor-err class, and add the corresponding CSS rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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