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docs(skills): tighten validated guidance
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@@ -116,6 +116,14 @@ Do not copy the full detail-view stylesheet into feature libraries. Add shared
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layout changes to the mixin, and keep provider-specific differences explicit in
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the wrapper file that includes it.
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## Electron Drag Regions
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Every interactive descendant of a drag region—including buttons, links,
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inputs, overlays, and resize handles—requires `app-region: no-drag`. The shared
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directive-generated `.resize-handle` does not set this centrally yet. Until
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that debt is fixed, consumers in drag regions must cover the handle themselves
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and must not assume it already opts out.
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## Channel List Item
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The shared row should be reused instead of rebuilding channel markup per view.
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@@ -268,11 +268,12 @@ list:
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Stalker has multiple real-world data shapes. The current implementation supports all three:
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Within Stalker portal data access and feature code,
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`isStalkerSeriesFlag()` is the sole interpretation of `is_series`. The
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dependency-neutral activity normalizer in `libs/shared/interfaces` preserves
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the same closed set for dashboard records: boolean `true`, numeric `1`, or
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string `'1'`. Unsupported values do not by themselves classify a VOD item as a
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series.
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`isStalkerSeriesFlag()` is the canonical predicate for `is_series`.
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`normalizeStalkerSeriesFlag()` delegates to it and produces the normalized
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positive marker `true` or `undefined`. The activity normalizer in
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`libs/shared/interfaces` keeps its dependency-neutral equivalent for dashboard
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records. Both accept the same closed set: boolean `true`, numeric `1`, or string
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`'1'`. Unsupported values do not by themselves classify a VOD item as a series.
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1. Regular Series (`/series`):
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