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Update web starters to engine 2.5.22 with editor regression checks - #31
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The JavaScript, React, Vue, and Next.js starters still installed Fullbleed 0.3.2 / engine 2.5.11. Pin each to public npm 0.4.1 / engine 2.5.22 and preserve the existing framework versions and unrelated lockfile metadata.
The three browser editor suites now paste four focused templates covering sibling counter resets, nested clipping, SVG border-image centers, and decorated floated initials. The gate checks actual PDF text and independent color probes in both downloaded PDFs and displayed previews; it retains the inputs, PDFs, and PNGs. CI runs these checks in Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit, including the existing React StrictMode and lifecycle coverage.
Validation: all four production builds pass locally; Chrome has 43 JavaScript, 55 React, and 60 Vue assertions. Next.js passes all 17 isolated production checks, plus actual mouse/keyboard downloads at 1440/390/320px. Local source hashes and results are retained in
verification/starters-041.json. Package implementation and release version are unchanged.