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| id | ticket | title | status | created | completed | tags | |||||
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| PLN-0026 | studio-frontend-owned-semantic-editor-presentation | Propagate DEC-0012 into Studio and frontend normative specs | review | 2026-04-02 |
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Objective
Propagate DEC-0012 into the normative documentation surfaces that define semantic editor presentation ownership, contract source, and runtime fallback behavior.
Background
DEC-0012 locks a new ownership model:
- frontend owns semantic vocabulary;
- frontend owns semantic presentation resources;
FrontendSpecis the canonical source of the semantic presentation contract;- LSP derives a descriptor from
FrontendSpec; - Studio consumes the descriptor without semantic reinterpretation;
- missing descriptor or resources degrade to no semantic highlight.
These rules must be reflected in the Studio and frontend-facing specs before implementation work proceeds.
Scope
Included
- Studio editor specification updates for frontend-owned semantic presentation.
- LSP semantic read phase specification updates for descriptor bridging behavior.
- Compiler/frontend specification updates that place semantic presentation contract ownership in
FrontendSpec. - Documentation of the runtime behavior
no contract/resource -> no highlight.
Excluded
- Java implementation changes.
- FE resource creation or stylesheet migration.
- Test implementation.
Execution Steps
Step 1 - Update Studio semantic editor ownership rules
What: Update Studio specs so the editor is no longer the owner of a generic frontend semantic theme.
How: Amend the Code Editor and related Studio specs to state that Studio hosts rendering only, consumes a frontend-owned descriptor, and applies no generic fallback theme.
File(s):
docs/specs/studio/5. Code Editor Workspace Specification.mddocs/specs/studio/7. Integrated LSP Semantic Read Phase Specification.md
Step 2 - Update frontend contract ownership rules
What:
Document that frontend semantic presentation contract data lives in FrontendSpec.
How:
Amend compiler/frontend spec surfaces to describe semanticKeys + resources as frontend-owned static contract data published through FrontendSpec.
File(s):
docs/specs/compiler/23. Compiler Pipeline Entry Points Specification.mddocs/specs/compiler-languages/pbs/README.md- any more specific frontend spec file that currently owns frontend metadata publication semantics
Step 3 - Lock runtime degradation behavior in spec text
What: Specify the runtime behavior when semantic presentation contract data or resources are absent.
How: State normatively that Studio must continue without semantic highlight, must not surface a product-facing UI error, and may only emit normal development logs.
File(s):
docs/specs/studio/5. Code Editor Workspace Specification.mddocs/specs/studio/7. Integrated LSP Semantic Read Phase Specification.md
Test Requirements
Unit Tests
- No code tests in this plan.
Integration Tests
- No runtime tests in this plan.
Manual Verification
- Review updated spec text against every normative clause in
DEC-0012. - Verify no spec reintroduces a Studio-owned generic frontend theme.
Acceptance Criteria
- Studio specs state that semantic presentation is frontend-owned.
- Specs name
FrontendSpecas the canonical contract source. - Specs describe the descriptor shape at a high level as
semanticKeys + resources. - Specs define
no contract/resource -> no highlight. - Specs define that no generic Studio fallback theme is allowed.
Dependencies
- Depends on
DEC-0012. - Should complete before or in parallel with implementation plans so implementation follows normative text.
Risks
- Existing spec text may still imply Studio ownership of generic frontend presentation.
- Compiler spec propagation may be underspecified if the exact frontend metadata sections are spread across multiple files.