dmellok/tesserae v0.71.2

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Fixed

• Full-bleed cells now honour the gap between neighbouring cells.
  v0.71.1's render.full_bleed handling skipped padding entirely,
  which made the status bar sit flush against the widgets below it
  (no visible matting even at large gap settings). Full-bleed now
  only drops the outer padding (edges touching the panel wall);
  inner padding between the cell and its neighbours still applies,
  so the gap slider stays visible around the bar.
• Palette / tone editor no longer disappears from the Calibration
  tab after a save (issue #52 follow-up). The section is gated on
  palette_profile_slug resolving to a real profile; if the slug
  got into a state where it pointed at nothing (fresh install with no
  applied profile, or a stale slug from a deleted user profile), the
  whole palette + tone block vanished from the DOM. _palette_profile_slug_for
  now self-heals: on any read where the device has a supported
  gamut (Spectra 6 or Inky 7-colour) and the stored slug is empty or
  unresolvable, it backfills the family's default bundled slug and
  persists it. Devices whose gamut has no matching family (mono,
  bwry_4, rgb24, rgb16) are still passed through untouched.
• Manual re-add after device delete now wipes leftover state
  (issue #48 follow-up). The discovery path already wiped orphan
  state on a MAC-differs signal, but the manual "Add device" form has
  no MAC to compare, so re-adding a device under the same id kept
  dashboards / history / per-device settings from the previous
  instance. devices_add now looks up the delete-marker for the
  target id and, when one exists, calls wipe_orphan_state before
  creating the new instance so the new device starts pristine.

Changed

• History status label renamed "delivered" → "pushed" (discussion
  #62). The chip on the History timeline reflected the server-
  side sent status, but "delivered" implied end-to-end receipt.
  The push pipeline only guarantees a successful publish (broker
  publish, or a REST device with a new digest ready to poll); it
  doesn't know whether the panel has applied the frame yet.
  Renamed to "pushed" so the chip matches the guarantee. Separate
  receipt tracking is a follow-up.
• OpenAPI spec version bumped to match the release (discussion
  #28). schema/openapi.yaml had info.version stuck at
  0.64.16. Rolled to the current version so generated SDKs carry the
  right release marker.

Added

• Per-cell padding override (feedback from r/eink launch DMs).
  Each cell now has an optional padding_override field surfaced
  in the page editor as a Layout tweaks disclosure (collapsed by
  default so the cell edit card stays lean). Ticking "Override
  page-gap padding for this cell" turns on a 0-80 px slider whose
  value replaces the page-level gap-derived padding on that cell,
  and also beats the widget's render.full_bleed manifest flag,
  so users can dial in per-widget breathing room without touching
  the page gap the other cells share.
• Content-checksum push skip (feedback from r/eink launch DMs).
  When the newly-rendered composition PNG matches a bound device's
  last-served digest, the push pipeline no longer publishes to that
  device. The panel isn't asked to re-paint, which is a real battery
  win on the bigger e-ink panels and the primary optimisation
  callers were doing externally (checksumming their own data and
  suppressing the webhook). Skipped renderers surface as
  unchanged=True on the per-renderer result and log a
  no_change event. When every bound renderer for a push is
  unchanged, the whole push logs as no_change too, and the
  History timeline shows a distinct "no change" chip. HTTP-polled
  devices' next fetch still returns 304 via the existing ETag path;
  MQTT-only devices skip the retained re-publish entirely.