Changelog

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Native scene indexing, XPath-style queries, sparse/full schema decoding, and effective graphs for resolved Figma instances and overrides.
Optional headless raster rendering through Skia, with PNG, JPEG, WEBP, and raw RGBA output.
Rendering support for the documented beta subset, including rectangles with independent corner radii, ellipses, partial ellipse rings, regular polygons, stars, editable vectors, fills, transformed gradients, image paints, strokes, rich text, effects, clipping, and sibling masks.
%Figler.Render.Warning{} diagnostics with stable codes and structured context. Non-strict renders return warnings in metadata; strict: true rejects renders that would require unsupported, approximate, substituted, malformed, or missing behavior.
Caller-controlled font fallback, grapheme-safe fallback selection, and UTF-16-compatible rich-text style ranges.
Visual-oracle helpers for comparing Figler output with reference PNGs and running repeatable manifest-based render checks.
Complete-document Figler.decode/1 and Figler.encode/1 APIs for transforming .fig archives with ordinary Elixir structs, pattern matching, Enum, and Access, while preserving archive entries, images, container metadata, and the original input representation.
Preservation of complete .fig archives, including Kiwi payloads, archive entries, message blobs, and images/* assets.

Render options now have a documented validation contract. Unknown, conflicting, or malformed options return structured {:invalid_render_options, errors} results.
Malformed documents, scene selectors, GUIDs, and graph options now use a consistent %Figler.Error{} contract with machine-readable codes and context.
Effective scene graphs now apply instance overrides, component-property assignments, swaps, variables, and layout metadata before rendering.
Large-file scene indexing and effective-graph construction use less memory and complete substantially faster.
The Hex package no longer brings development-time code generators or quality tools into production dependency resolution.
The published API reference now focuses on supported document, scene, graph, rendering, and oracle modules.

Shape effects no longer accidentally include child content.
Effect, mask, and aligned-stroke layers use geometry-aware bounds instead of unbounded compositing surfaces.
Clipped containers now use independent corner paths, preserve transformed descendant clipping, and exclude clipped overflow from output bounds.
Closed compound path strokes retain alignment, dash, join, cap, miter, and transformed-bound semantics; open-path alignment reports its centered approximation explicitly.
Opacity and blend isolation layers are bounded to nested subtree content, and mask nodes retain supported effects and opacity during compositing.
Text styling and fallback no longer split Unicode scalars or grapheme clusters.
Invalid vector networks, geometry, paint transforms, image settings, text ranges, and stroke values now produce explicit diagnostics instead of silent fallback output.
Live boolean operations without flattened or imported geometry are rejected explicitly instead of disappearing silently.
Full-circle arcData ellipses and rings are emitted as renderable half-arc path segments instead of disappearing on a 360-degree backend arc.
Cyclic parent graphs, oversized or non-finite render bounds, excessive archive expansion, and malformed background colors now fail before recursive traversal, canvas allocation, archive extraction, or backend command construction.
Instance clones retain effective paint, effect, vector, text, and layout overrides during rendering.