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feat(react): pilot AffineScript port of Button per migration playbook
Step (c) of the TS-elimination plan. First .affine source in this repo. What's done: - Button.affine — full re-decomposition of Button.tsx per the playbook's Cardinal Rule ("re-decompose, don't transliterate"). Concrete moves: * forwardRef class → standalone make_button fn returning own Element * React 'a | b | c' string unions → ButtonVariant/ButtonSize sum types * HTMLButtonAttrs spread escape hatch → dropped (caller mutates returned own Element) * iconBefore?: ReactNode → Option[own Element] * Defaults via default_button_props() factory * DOM mutations declared `/ IO` until @affinescript/dom publishes a typed DOM effect * Inline DOM extern declarations (replace with @affinescript/dom import once cross-package import story is settled in this repo) - Index.affine — version + wcag_level constants + PORTING_NOTES block documenting the Modal decomposition strategy for the next session. - Button/Button.tsx removed - index.ts removed What's not done (deferred): - Modal.tsx left in place. Its 5 useEffect blocks (portal mount, focus trap, escape-key, scroll lock, focus restoration) each become a separate own- resource with Drop semantics in AffineScript — designed but not written. See PORTING_NOTES in Index.affine. - package.json still references rollup + jest + @reach/auto-id; build pipeline swap to affinescript-vite is a separate concern, not blocking this pilot. Reference: hyperpolymath/affinescript:docs/guides/migration-playbook.adoc Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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