A 16384x1 output stacks every grid row onto one pixel row, so a sane warp
visits ~100x its pixels; allow each triangle about two grid cells (CodeRabbit).
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An empty layers list cleared the composition's markers too (CodeRabbit);
the composition-marker menu uses comp.deleteAllMarkers instead.
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Offset Paths' Amount, Line Join, Miter Limit, Copies and Copy Offset,
and Zig Zag's Size, Ridges per segment and Points reported their
internal ids as matchName, so property("ADBE Vector Offset Amount") and
the other documented names returned null. They now report and resolve
by ADBE Vector Offset Amount, Line Join, Miter Limit, Copies and Copy
Offset, and ADBE Vector Zigzag Size, Detail and Points. Lookups by
display name and internal id still work.
ConfinedFootage remembered the first answer for each footage path. A symbolic
link inside a read root that pointed inside when first read could be pointed
outside afterwards, and the next frame-cache miss read the outside file.
Each read now runs the confinement check again.
automation_roots_check_relinked_footage_again renders a link to a file inside
the root, points it outside, empties the memory cache and renders again: the
outside pixels came back before this change and don't now.
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The command checks look at the paths an agent gives, but a project it opens or
imports from a read root names its own footage, which was read wherever it is
when the project rendered: render_frame returned its pixels.
Backend::confine now wraps a headless session's footage and services:
ConfinedFootage reads frames, audio, aux channels, models and vector frames
only for footage inside the read roots (problem() says why the rest shows
nothing), and ConfinedServices checks read_file, exists, stamp, list_dir and
is_dir the same way. Writes are left to the command checks.
Test: automation_roots_confine_the_footage_a_project_names covers an absolute
path, `../`, a linked file and a linked folder, each opened and imported.
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