Visible warning for unrecognized modifier kinds - #43
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Makes schema drift visible at the modifier level — the analog of the existing unknown-node diagnostic (which renders
⟨unknown node⟩in red).What changed
KNOWN_MODIFIER_KINDSset enumerating every kind some consumer handles (composeModifiers folds, plus the ones read by RenderText, RenderChild's environment, RenderEffects, and container branches).composeModifiers()now outlines any node carrying a kind outside that set in red, instead of silently dropping it.Verification
notImplementedInInterpreter) gets a thin red outline, while every neighboring example (clipShape, overlay, background, …) renders cleanly — no false positives on known kinds.The set is the one maintenance point: a new modifier kind must be added here, or it'll self-flag on first render — which is the intended safety net.