chore(deps): toolkit v0.168.0, where the whole UI follows the one scale - #51
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Every drawable widget is now in the metric-scale audit (124 of 129 pass it; the other five are correct and have an assertion of their own), and the built-in font follows the scale too -- so a NativeScale window no longer hands the widget tree twice the pixels and gets chrome at twice the size around type that stayed put. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…le (#51) Every drawable widget is now in the metric-scale audit (124 of 129 pass it; the other five are correct and have an assertion of their own), and the built-in font follows the scale too -- so a NativeScale window no longer hands the widget tree twice the pixels and gets chrome at twice the size around type that stayed put. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Every drawable widget is now in the toolkit's metric-scale audit — 124 of 129 pass it, and the other five are correct with an assertion of their own (toolkit#211, #213, #215) — and the built-in font follows the scale too (#216).
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NativeScalewindow no longer hands the widget tree twice the pixels and get chrome at twice the size around type that stayed put.windowsetsSetMetricScale; the toolkit now honours it everywhere.Twenty-five widgets were found not scaling across the three waves, in one audit that names them rather than a reading of a hundred files.
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