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fix(render): keep a frame's tile attribution clear of its grid labels (#1767) - #1797
In a layout's map frame, finish_frame drew the tile layers' credit (draw_attribution) in the bottom-right corner of the frame's picture. The page code then drew the frame's grid on top with draw_grid, which puts its labels just inside the frame, past the ticks. Neither knew about the other. With labels on the bottom edge, the credit and the last eastings were drawn in the same place. The issue's map of Bahia reads "6600000oradores do6800000treetMap".
What changes
The choice: the credit stays inside the frame, in its corner, and moves only as far as it needs to clear the labels. It moves up above a bottom label under it, and left of a right label beside it. With no label in the way, it stays exactly where it was, so frames without a grid, or with labels on other edges only, look the same as before.
draw_grid now returns the labels it drew: each one's edge and its box in points (with its halo and descenders). It still draws them in the same places, pixel for pixel.
The frame's grid is drawn in frame_canvas → finish_frame, after the map's labels and before the credit (it used to be drawn after the whole frame). finish_frame passes the label boxes to a new attribution_inset. That function moves the credit's box up past each bottom label it overlaps, keeping a 2 pt gap. For a right label it overlaps, it moves the credit left of the label when all of the credit still fits in the frame there, else above the label, and when neither fits, as far left as the frame holds it. The box is the credit's whole drawn width, where draw_attribution centres it: a credit wider than the frame (several credits, a narrow locator frame) runs past both edges, and its box does too. Each move clears that label for good, because the credit only moves up and left, so the loop ends after at most one pass per label.
draw_attribution takes an inset (up from the bottom, in from the right) in points, as the issue proposed. The map exports (render_png, the map's vector drawing) pass (0, 0) and are unchanged.
PNG, PDF/GeoPDF and SVG pages all draw frames through frame_canvas, so the fix covers all of them. The fallback that redraws a frame as pixels when its vectors are too large (too_large) also passes the grid.
Rejected (as in the issue): moving the credit into layout.publication's sources box (that fixes only publication sheets, and some tile terms want the credit on the map), and hiding it when a grid is on.
Tests
New a_frames_attribution_keeps_clear_of_its_grid_labels (render, pixels). It draws a frame's grid labels and the credit on separate white canvases and counts the pixels that both darken:
With the credit where main draws it (inset (0, 0)), more than 20 pixels overlap with the default bottom labels. This is the bug.
With the inset from attribution_inset, no pixel overlaps, for labels on the bottom, bottom and right, or right only, with horizontal and with vertical side labels.
Through finish_frame with a grid: inside every label box, the pixels are exactly those of the grid alone, so the credit doesn't touch them, while the credit is still drawn.
New attribution_inset_steps_round_the_labels_in_its_way (boxes): it stays in the corner with nothing under it, moves above a bottom label and then left of a right label, and ignores top and left labels. It also covers a 180 pt credit in a 200 pt frame beside a right label starting at x = 163: before, it moved left to x = −19; now it goes above the label. With no room above, it goes as far left as the frame holds it. A credit wider than the frame never moves left.
The pixel test also draws a credit wider than the 80 mm frame (three credits) with labels on the bottom and right, or the right only, horizontal and vertical: no pixel overlaps.
Results on Windows 11: render 396 passed. Engine: lib 1277 passed and 1 failed, integration tests all passed but 1. Neither failure touches this change:
gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed fails on main on this PC too, because main asks for GDAL 3.8.
portable_projects::reload::wrong_geometry_missing_file_and_missing_chosen_table_leave_the_layer_unchanged expects the English "not found" text in the error, and this PC's Windows answers a missing file in Portuguese ("O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado").
Screenshots
The issue's steps (OpenStreetMap tiles, map.projection EPSG:10857, layout.publication of Bahia on A4, measured grid every 200 km with labels), with the texts in Portuguese, exported at 150 dpi.
The bottom-right corner of the frame, enlarged 2×.
Before (RustGIS 0.6.0): the credit runs over the labels 6600000 and 6800000.
After (this branch): the credit sits above the bottom labels, still in the corner.
The whole page after the change. The right edge has labels too, but none is beside the credit, so it doesn't move left:
The same steps exported to PDF and SVG on this branch put the credit in the same place. In the PDF, the words "colaboradores do OpenStreetMap" span y = 721.2–730.2 pt and the labels 6600000 and 6800000 span y = 733.3–741.3 pt, so they don't overlap. On 0.6.0 they overlapped in both formats too.
Limits
The credit avoids the bottom and right labels, the ones on its own edges. A credit wider than the frame less the right labels can still reach the left labels near the bottom corner. In that case it was already cut off at the frame's left edge before this change.
A credit wider than the frame stays centred as before and is cut at both edges. When there is no room above a right label beside it (a very short frame), it still covers that label, since no place in the frame clears it.
The pan preview in the layout view (frame_map_preview) draws no grid, so its credit stays in the corner, as before.
A frame's vectors now include its grid when the page decides whether they are too large to keep as vectors. Before, the grid was drawn after that check.
…opengeos#1767)
A layout map frame drew its tile layers' credit in the bottom-right
corner, and the page then drew the frame's grid on top, with its labels
just inside the frame. With labels on the bottom edge the two texts were
drawn in the same place.
The frame's grid is now drawn with its map, before the credit, and
draw_grid gives back each label's box. The credit moves up above a
bottom label under it and left of a right label beside it; with nothing
in the way it stays in the corner. PNG, PDF/GeoPDF and SVG pages all go
through the same frame drawing.
Closesopengeos#1767
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Layout frame rendering now draws optional grids before attribution. It uses grid-label bounds to move attribution clear of overlapping bottom or right labels. Frame previews remain grid-free.
Changes: Frame attribution and grid labels
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Summary
Grid bounds and attribution insets crates/render/src/layout.rs, crates/render/src/lib.rs
Grid drawing returns label edges and bounding boxes. Attribution drawing measures its text and accepts bottom and right insets.
Frame integration and collision handling crates/render/src/layout.rs, crates/render/src/lib.rs
Frame rendering passes its optional grid into the drawing flow and draws it before attribution. Attribution placement adjusts for bottom and right label collisions. Previews remain grid-free. Tests cover label orientations, edge combinations, pixel bounds, and placement decisions.
opengeos/RustGIS#1800 — Addresses attribution overlap with grid labels in the same frame-rendering behavior.
opengeos/RustGIS#1359 — Adds the recorded-vector frame path and shared rendering flow extended here.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs
Merge Risk: Low · up to 49033
Attribution placement near grid labels can misbehave in rare cases, such as very short frames or multiline credits, where it may be clipped or overlap a label. This is a minor visual issue that can be followed up after merge.
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the primary change: preventing frame tile attribution from overlapping grid labels.
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Issue #1767 requires readable tile attribution and grid labels in layout map frames. crates/render/src/layout.rs now draws the frame grid before attribution, returns label boxes, and computes upward…
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The reviewed changes stay connected to issue #1767. They modify frame grid ordering, label-box collection, attribution positioning, vector fallback plumbing, map-export call arguments, and focused ren…
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Issue #1767 requires readable tile attribution and grid labels in layout map frames. crates/render/src/layout.rs now draws the frame grid before attribution, returns label boxes, and computes upward or leftward attribution insets with a gap. The logic covers bottom and right labels and keeps attribution visible. The vector path and too_large fallback receive the grid. Map exports retain (0, 0) insets. Focused render tests cover overlap avoidance, label orientation, inset steps, and frame rendering.
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The reviewed changes stay connected to issue #1767. They modify frame grid ordering, label-box collection, attribution positioning, vector fallback plumbing, map-export call arguments, and focused render tests. The too_large and recorded-vector changes support the required behavior across frame output formats. No unrelated production behavior or unrelated test scope is demonstrated.
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A rabbit checks the map at night, Grid labels sit in rows of light. Credits move when edges crowd, Clear words stand apart and proud. The frame is drawn; the bounds are right, Then bunny hops beyond the site.
No blocking defects found. I checked the attribution geometry against draw_grid's label boxes, the move loop in attribution_inset (each move clears its label for good, so the loop bound holds), the point/pixel conversions, and the Align::Left → Align::Center rewrite in draw_grid. That rewrite is pixel-identical because text_at centres Left-aligned text at x + measure/2. Test-only unwrap() calls are allowed by clippy.toml, and no new line exceeds max_width = 140. No prior review threads exist on this PR, so none were left alone. I posted no inline comments because the findings below are minor and grouped.
Bugs
None found.
Security
None. The change parses no file or command input, and the new loops are bounded by the grid's label count.
Performance
On the too_large fallback, the recorded pass now draws the grid before the size check, and its result is discarded, so the grid is drawn twice on that path. Low impact next to the frame render. Confidence: medium.
finish_frame measures the credit twice (once in finish_frame, once in draw_attribution). The measurement is cached, so the cost is negligible. Confidence: high.
Quality
draw_grid's (flat, upright) tuples are half-extents, and the names don't say so. The Option<(&Grid, bool)> and Option<(&Map, &View, &Grid, bool)> plumbing is hard to read; a small struct would help. Nits for the release quality pass. Confidence: high.
Test gap: the finish_frame test uses recorded: None, so no automated test covers the vector (PDF/SVG) path with a grid. The PR body reports manual PDF and SVG checks. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md
Behaviour change to confirm: grid strokes and text now count toward the frame's vector cost (too_large). A grid-heavy frame may fall back to a raster image in PDF/SVG where it stayed vector before. The PR body discloses this. Confidence: high that the change exists; the impact is for the maintainers to judge.
Otherwise compliant: no unwrap/panic in non-test code, no new user-visible strings, nothing that breaks wasm, no new dependencies.
Known limits (disclosed in the PR, not new)
The credit does not avoid left-edge labels, map labels, or the scale bar.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 780e071 to PR head d8f7e22).
Thanks for the review. No code change in this round. The points left for the final pass:
Grid drawn twice on the too_large fallback: confirmed. The recording is thrown away there anyway, and its map was already drawn twice before this PR, so the grid only adds a little to a path that is already slow.
Names and plumbing: the half-extent names in draw_grid, and a small struct in place of the Option<(&Grid, bool)> / Option<(&Map, &View, &Grid, bool)> tuples.
Test gap: a finish_frame test on a recorded (vector) canvas with a grid, to cover what the manual PDF and SVG checks covered.
Vector cost: the grid now counts toward too_large. This is stated in the description; the maintainers decide on it.
Bugs: None found. I traced the changed paths and they hold up:
The label boxes in draw_grid match what text_at draws. text_at measures at px/1.33, the same as tw, and cy is the centre of the em box, so the box shape is right. Confidence: high.
The Left/Right label change from Align::Left/Right to Align::Center lands on the same pixels, as the PR claims. Confidence: high.
attribution_inset arithmetic matches the tests. Each move clears its label permanently, since the credit only moves up or left, so the loop bound is sound. Confidence: high.
Security: None. The change is rendering-only and handles no external input beyond existing label data.
Performance: None significant. attribution_inset is O(labels²) at worst, and labels per frame are few.
Quality:
The grid's vectors now count toward the too_large budget at layout.rs:244-245, so a frame with a grid can fall back to pixels in PDF/SVG where it used to stay vector. The PR discloses this under "Limits", and the fallback is recorded in the record list, so it isn't silent. This is a behaviour change for maintainers to weigh, not a defect. Confidence: moderate (about 50%).
Nit: attribution_text runs twice per frame, once in finish_frame (layout.rs:516) and again inside draw_attribution (lib.rs:6462). It is cheap, since measure is cached, so I would leave it. Confidence: high.
AGENTS.md: No violations found.
No unwrap, expect, panic, or unsafe in non-test code. Test unwraps are allowed by clippy.toml.
No new user-visible strings, dependencies, or std::time use, so wasm is unaffected.
The change is not a silent data loss, and it has tests for the clean and the lossy cases.
I dismissed a possible too_many_arguments complaint on frame_canvas: the workspace Cargo.toml sets it to allow.
I did not compile or run the tests, because this review had only read access. The PR body reports cargo test -p rustgis-render passing on Windows.
Prior review threads: none on this PR, so no earlier concerns were left alone. I posted no inline comments because nothing reached the bar for one.
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Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 780e071 to PR head d8f7e22).
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- Line 516: Update the collision-box calculation around attribution_inset to use
the credit’s full rendered width and actual drawing center, rather than deriving
its bounds from the capped frame width. Preserve the existing behavior for
credits that fit within the frame.
- Around line 541-542: The collision adjustment in the `Edge::Right` placement
branch can move the attribution beyond the frame’s left edge. Update the
placement logic to keep the full attribution within the frame, choosing an
above-label position when space permits; preserve appropriate in-frame placement
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…opengeos#1767)
The credit's collision box now takes its whole drawn width, centred where
draw_attribution draws it, so a credit wider than the frame is checked
where it actually runs. Beside a right-edge grid label the credit goes
left only when all of it still fits in the frame; otherwise it goes above
the label, and with no room there either, as far left as the frame holds
it.
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Low confidence (about 60%): the bottom-label move does not check that the credit stays inside the frame.
The right-label branch above tests b[1] - gap - 2.0 * half >= 0.0 before moving the credit up, so its top stays in the frame. This arm moves it up with no such test. In a frame shorter than about 36 pt, a credit moved above a bottom label can have its top edge above the frame's top, and the page clips it. That is the outcome #1767's review thread asked to avoid for the right-label case. Frames that short are rare, so this is low impact.
No small committable fix: the arm would need a fallback for "no room above", and the right-label arm's left-move doesn't apply to bottom labels. Either accept the clip and say so in the doc comment, or stop the credit at the frame's top edge and report the overlap.
Low confidence (about 60%): attribution_inset moves the credit above a bottom label without checking that it stays inside the frame. The right-label branch does check, but this arm does not. In a frame shorter than about 36 pt, the credit can be pushed past the top edge and clipped. Posted inline at crates/render/src/layout.rs:554.
Low confidence (about 40%, not posted): in the "neither fits" branch, the credit moves to the frame's left edge and then breaks without re-checking bottom labels that the new position may reach. It can also still overlap the right label, because a credit wider than the space left of it cannot clear it. The doc comment says "as far left as the frame holds it", but the PR's Limits section doesn't mention this overlap. Practically this needs a frame under about 43 pt tall.
Security
None found. The change is pure geometry and drawing. It adds no parsing, file access or command input.
Performance
None significant. The extra attribution_text measurement is cached, and the extra grid draw in the too-large fallback is small next to the re-render that already happens.
Behaviour change, already listed in the PR's Limits: the grid is now counted in the vector cost. Frames near the budget may switch from vector to raster in PDF/SVG. The fallback is reported through record.
Quality
Nothing that needs a change. draw_grid's label boxes match text_at's Align::Left placement: Align::Left at x centres the text at x + tw/2, so the Align::Center rewrite is pixel-equivalent, as the PR claims.
attribution_center clamps the width the same way the old draw_attribution did, so the drawn position and the collision box agree.
AGENTS.md
No violations. No unwrap in non-test code, no unsafe, no new user-visible strings, no new commands or background work.
The new tests use unwrap, which matches the rest of the render test modules.
Prior review threads
Two earlier CodeRabbit threads (layout.rs around lines 516 and 542) are resolved and marked outdated, and commit 49033d2 addresses both. The current code uses the drawn credit width for collision, and it keeps the credit's left edge at or past zero in the neither-fits case. I did not raise either again.
I left 2 earlier concerns alone because they were already answered.
Verification
I checked the new unit-test expectations by hand against attribution_inset: the "under", "both", "side", "low" and "wider than the frame" cases all match the code's arithmetic. I did not run the tests, because this environment has no build tool.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base 780e071 to PR head 49033d2), for the whole PR.
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- Line 554: The bottom-label branch currently places the credit above the label
without checking whether it fits. Before assigning `above(b[1])`, verify the
credit’s full height fits within the frame; if not, use a horizontal placement
inside the frame instead.
- Line 539: Update attribution_inset’s collision and fit checks to use the full
multiline block dimensions rendered by text::draw, rather than assuming a single
line’s height. Preserve the existing positioning behavior while ensuring all
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cat -n crates/render/src/text.rs | sed -n '225,270p;610,645p;700,785p'echo'--- tile command attribution assignment ---'
rg -n -C 8 -F 'ps(p, "attribution")' crates/engine/src/cmd/tiles.rs
echo'--- tile credit normalization ---'
cat -n crates/tiles/src/source.rs | sed -n '285,320p;730,780p'echo'--- collect ---'
cat -n crates/render/src/tiles.rs | sed -n '475,500p'
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Account for multiline attribution in collision bounds.
A single-image tile credit can retain newlines, and text::draw renders each line separately. attribution_inset checks only one line’s height, so the credit can still overlap grid labels. Use the drawn block dimensions for collision and fit checks.
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Update attribution_inset’s collision and fit checks to use the full multiline block dimensions rendered by text::draw, rather than assuming a single line’s height. Preserve the existing positioning behavior while ensuring all rendered attribution lines stay clear of grid labels.
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The credit never wraps to fit the frame: text::draw breaks lines only at explicit \n (text::lines). In a narrow frame, the single line is cut at the frame edges. A credit with a literal newline in its source is not something tile sources send in practice. It also was measured as one line on main (draw_attribution used the same measure), so it is left as it was here.
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@elpidioassinaturas Thanks for the clarification. The concern applies only to credits with an explicit newline, not to credits that exceed the frame width. I understand the decision to leave that edge case unchanged in this PR.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Check available height before moving above a bottom label.
For a 200 × 20-point frame, a 60-point credit, and a bottom-label box [150, 6, 170, 19], this branch returns a bottom inset of 15.1 points. The credit's collision box then starts at y = -10.4, so the frame clips the credit. Bottom labels can remain enabled on short frames because kept_labels checks their horizontal space only.
Check that the credit fits above the label. If it does not, try a horizontal placement inside the frame.
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The bottom-label branch currently places the credit above the label without checking whether it fits. Before assigning `above(b[1])`, verify the credit’s full height fits within the frame; if not, use a horizontal placement inside the frame instead.
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@elpidioassinaturas Understood. You’re accepting this edge case, so the code stays as it is.
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Closes #1767
Cause
In a layout's map frame,
finish_framedrew the tile layers' credit (draw_attribution) in the bottom-right corner of the frame's picture. The page code then drew the frame's grid on top withdraw_grid, which puts its labels just inside the frame, past the ticks. Neither knew about the other. With labels on the bottom edge, the credit and the last eastings were drawn in the same place. The issue's map of Bahia reads "6600000oradores do6800000treetMap".What changes
The choice: the credit stays inside the frame, in its corner, and moves only as far as it needs to clear the labels. It moves up above a bottom label under it, and left of a right label beside it. With no label in the way, it stays exactly where it was, so frames without a grid, or with labels on other edges only, look the same as before.
draw_gridnow returns the labels it drew: each one's edge and its box in points (with its halo and descenders). It still draws them in the same places, pixel for pixel.frame_canvas→finish_frame, after the map's labels and before the credit (it used to be drawn after the whole frame).finish_framepasses the label boxes to a newattribution_inset. That function moves the credit's box up past each bottom label it overlaps, keeping a 2 pt gap. For a right label it overlaps, it moves the credit left of the label when all of the credit still fits in the frame there, else above the label, and when neither fits, as far left as the frame holds it. The box is the credit's whole drawn width, wheredraw_attributioncentres it: a credit wider than the frame (several credits, a narrow locator frame) runs past both edges, and its box does too. Each move clears that label for good, because the credit only moves up and left, so the loop ends after at most one pass per label.draw_attributiontakes an inset (up from the bottom, in from the right) in points, as the issue proposed. The map exports (render_png, the map's vector drawing) pass(0, 0)and are unchanged.frame_canvas, so the fix covers all of them. The fallback that redraws a frame as pixels when its vectors are too large (too_large) also passes the grid.Rejected (as in the issue): moving the credit into
layout.publication's sources box (that fixes only publication sheets, and some tile terms want the credit on the map), and hiding it when a grid is on.Tests
a_frames_attribution_keeps_clear_of_its_grid_labels(render, pixels). It draws a frame's grid labels and the credit on separate white canvases and counts the pixels that both darken:(0, 0)), more than 20 pixels overlap with the default bottom labels. This is the bug.attribution_inset, no pixel overlaps, for labels on the bottom, bottom and right, or right only, with horizontal and with vertical side labels.finish_framewith a grid: inside every label box, the pixels are exactly those of the grid alone, so the credit doesn't touch them, while the credit is still drawn.attribution_inset_steps_round_the_labels_in_its_way(boxes): it stays in the corner with nothing under it, moves above a bottom label and then left of a right label, and ignores top and left labels. It also covers a 180 pt credit in a 200 pt frame beside a right label starting at x = 163: before, it moved left to x = −19; now it goes above the label. With no room above, it goes as far left as the frame holds it. A credit wider than the frame never moves left.cargo fmt --all -- --check,cargo clippy -p rustgis-render -p rustgis-engine --all-targets -- -D warnings, andcargo test -p rustgis-render -p rustgis-engine --no-fail-fast.Results on Windows 11: render 396 passed. Engine: lib 1277 passed and 1 failed, integration tests all passed but 1. Neither failure touches this change:
gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installedfails on main on this PC too, because main asks for GDAL 3.8.portable_projects::reload::wrong_geometry_missing_file_and_missing_chosen_table_leave_the_layer_unchangedexpects the English "not found" text in the error, and this PC's Windows answers a missing file in Portuguese ("O sistema não pode encontrar o arquivo especificado").Screenshots
The issue's steps (OpenStreetMap tiles,
map.projectionEPSG:10857,layout.publicationof Bahia on A4, measured grid every 200 km with labels), with the texts in Portuguese, exported at 150 dpi.The bottom-right corner of the frame, enlarged 2×.
Before (RustGIS 0.6.0): the credit runs over the labels 6600000 and 6800000.
After (this branch): the credit sits above the bottom labels, still in the corner.
The whole page after the change. The right edge has labels too, but none is beside the credit, so it doesn't move left:
The same steps exported to PDF and SVG on this branch put the credit in the same place. In the PDF, the words "colaboradores do OpenStreetMap" span y = 721.2–730.2 pt and the labels 6600000 and 6800000 span y = 733.3–741.3 pt, so they don't overlap. On 0.6.0 they overlapped in both formats too.
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frame_map_preview) draws no grid, so its credit stays in the corner, as before.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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