fix: stop writing wordSpacing on rich-caption clips#139
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What changed
RichCaptionStyledeliberately excludeswordSpacing(captions are laid out word-by-word for timed highlighting), but the caption toolbar rendered a word-spacing slider and — worse — the shared spacing controls wrotestyle.wordSpacingunconditionally on every spacing interaction. Any letter-spacing or line-height change on a caption clip therefore produced a style the schema rejects: every subsequent clip commit threwZodError: Unrecognized key "wordSpacing", and the invalid style could be persisted, leaving templates that fail strict validation on reopen.supportsWordSpacing()toolbar hook and omit the key for rich-caption clips; rich-text behaviour is unchanged.How to verify
New tests in
tests/rich-caption-toolbar.test.ts: the caption toolbar renders no word-spacing slider, caption spacing updates omitwordSpacing(both fail on the previous code), and a contrast test pins that rich-text spacing updates still include it. Full suite passes (1864), typecheck and lint clean.