Anber/wyw-in-js @wyw-in-js/transform@2.2.0

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Minor Changes

• 7cded5b: Static-first processor pipeline: processor parameters that are statically
  analyzable are now computed by the transform and passed to processors
  directly, without executing modules at build time.

  • The transform builds a per-file static plan before processor scheduling.
    Literals, constant objects, enum-like exports, re-export chains, and
    processor-produced values that can be proven statically are resolved ahead
    of time; everything else falls back to the eval path with unchanged output.

  • Processor packages can point a wyw-in-js.tags entry at a JSON manifest
    ({ "version": 1, "name": "...", "implementation": "./processor.js", "semantics": { ... } }). Declarative semantics (css-template,
    styled-target, style-object-call, css-var-call,
    token-contract-call, class-name-call) let the pipeline compute a
    processor's static value — including for imports of that value in other
    files — while the JS processor implementation stays the authoritative
    source of artifacts, diagnostics, and runtime replacement.

  • Modules whose processor inputs are fully static are no longer executed
    during evaluation, so their module-level side effects no longer run at
    build time.

  • Evaluation results now travel as a single structured PrevalPayload. If
    you implement custom workflow handlers: the internal eval action now
    yields PrevalPayload | null (previously [ValueCache, string[]] | null)
    and collect receives { prevalPayload } (previously { valueCache }).

    Emitted CSS — class-name hashes, selector text, rule content — and
    diagnostics are unchanged. Rule declaration order is not guaranteed and may
    shift in rare cases.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies
  • @wyw-in-js/processor-utils@2.2.0
  • @wyw-in-js/shared@2.2.0