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Miguel Ángel
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* feat(registry): eight more WebGPU shader backgrounds and a bundle with thirty new shaders * refactor(registry): simpler bundle copy step in the shader build * test(registry): every shader block ships the same bundle and names a shader in it * refactor(registry): one block loader for the shader block tests * test(registry): name the stale block and match only shader names * chore(registry): shorter licence line at the top of the shader bundle * test(registry): every shader block installs the bundle's licences
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# Source for lib/shaders.iife.js
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One bundle drives every shader block (each lists `lib/shaders.iife.js` in its registry-item.json).
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Each installs it into the project's shared compositions/lib folder, and the canvas's `data-shader`
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attribute picks the shader.
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- `driver.js` renders the canvas from HyperFrames time: on every `hf-seek` it steps the library's
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clock to that exact time, so preview and render draw the same frame.
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- `build.mjs` bundles the driver with `shaders@4.0.0` and only the shaders it lists, then copies the
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result and its licence file into each shader block's `lib/`. A new block lists both lib files in its
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registry-item.json, like godrays, and adds its shader to that list; the build fills its `lib/`.
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## Build
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```sh
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npm ci
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npm run build
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```
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`package-lock.json` pins every bundled package; their licenses are in
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`../lib/shaders.THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txt`.
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