Features

Added onAnyCallbackFired to the ForesightManager, this function will run when ANY callback function is hit. Read More
Added new debuggerSettings.showNameTags to show or hide name tags on startup (true by default)
Added toggle to hide/show name tags in debugger
The debugger now shows an icon 👁 for if a registered element is in the viewport and thus being tracked
The debugger now shows total amount of visible elements and total callback hitcount (split by mouse and tab)
Added new Static Property Foresightmanager.instance.getManagerData this has:
- The current global settings
- Map of registered elements and their associated data
- Map of elements that are currently being observed (aka that are in the viewport)
- Count of total callbacks (split by mouse and tab)

Docs

All pages in the docs now have a .md page. For example https://foresightjs.com/docs/getting_started/config.md this, next to the llms.txt page, can be used to give context to AI agents about ForesightJS Read More.
Rewrote Behind the Scenes to reflect the addition of PositionObserver and removal of the previous events/observers

Removed ResizeObserver, scroll events and resize events. Replaced it with PositionObserver. Read more about why.
Added IntersectionObserver to only observe elements currently in the viewport.
Registered element's name will now be backfilled by ID if there is no name, still defaults to “” if both are missing.
Debug overlays are now being calculated using transform instead of setting their bounds for performance. This removes any Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) while moving the mouse in debug mode
Renamed ForesightManagerProps type to ForesightManagerSettings
Renamed UpdateForsightManagerProps type to UpdateForsightManagerSettings

Deprecated resizeScrollThrottleDelay since scroll and resize events have been removed. resizeScrollThrottleDelay will be fully removed in V3.0+

@Devon-White for creating @signalwire/docusaurus-plugin-llms-txt, helping us create the llms.txt and page specific .md pages.
@thednp for creating the awesome PositionObserver library
@kurtextrem for his performance suggestions in #3
@slorber for showing ForesightJS on x and bluesky to his huge audience