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Implement IME composition support and migrate regular character input to a hidden textarea, matching the xterm.js approach. Key changes: - Add a hidden, absolutely-positioned `<textarea>` inside `.terminal-screen` that follows the terminal cursor cell. It receives focus on click, connect, and resize so the OS/browser IME candidate window appears at the cursor. - `on:input` now sends regular printable characters; `on:keydown` only handles special keys (arrows, Enter, Esc, Backspace, F-keys, Ctrl combos). - `on:compositionstart/end` track IME sessions and send the final composed string at the end, avoiding partial pinyin/jamo/kana leaks. - Move `on:paste` and `on:keydown` from `.terminal-screen` to the textarea so focus stays on the IME target. - Replace `.terminal-screen:focus` with `:focus-within` since the screen div no longer holds focus. - Add `is_regular_text_input` helper and unit test. Web-sys features extended with `InputEvent` and `CompositionEvent`. Tests: 24/24 pass, clippy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
BASE_PATH Demo
Minimal Leptos SSR project that reuses a few components from ui to validate SiteConfig::BASE_PATH.
The public app path is /rustui, while Leptos SSR routes are still declared as /, /check, and /deep/nested. The server strips /rustui before route matching, and the client router uses /rustui as its base.
cargo leptos watch
Then open:
http://127.0.0.1:3100/rustuihttp://127.0.0.1:3100/rustui/checkhttp://127.0.0.1:3100/rustui/deep/nested
Change app_config/src/lib.rs to test another base path.
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