feat(utils): export composeHandlers — mergeProps' own composition, made public - #67
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…de public Promote the private compose inside mergeProps to a public export in its own file. Same function, same semantics (consumer first, library skipped on the consumer's defaultPrevented): mergeProps now imports it, so nothing changes behaviorally — the composition just becomes reachable for consumers that need to compose a single handler pair outside a prop merge. Unlike the composeHandlers removed in the previous commit (a props-mutating walker with no veto that nothing ever called), this exports the battle-tested implementation the whole stack already runs on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #66 (retargets to
mainautomatically when it merges).Promotes the private
composeinsidemergePropsto a publiccomposeHandlersexport, in its own file. Zero behavior change —mergePropsimports and calls the exact same function; the composition (consumer handler first, library handler skipped when the consumer setdefaultPrevented, per Radix/Ark conventions) just becomes reachable on its own for composing a single handler pair outside a prop merge.Not a resurrection of the export #66 deletes: that one was a different, never-called design (a props-mutating walker with a WeakMap cache and no
defaultPreventedveto). This exports the battle-tested implementation the whole stack already runs on.Includes public-contract tests (order, veto, return value, non-event args), the
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