The stage could be squeezed to about 130 px on all three nodes: the
declared floors counted the rows around it short, and the Clip node's rows
alone take 450 px. A padded portrait clip ended up a sliver in a 16:9
canvas.
- The stage's floor follows its width (stageHeightForWidth: 0.6 x width,
200 to 340 px). The panel's minimum is the measured rows around the
stage plus that floor, so a corner drag stops there; before the panel
is on screen a per-kind estimate stands in. A new node opens at it.
- keepStageRoom grows the node to the same floor when a row appears later
(Resize, a wrapping readout), and sets it as the stage's CSS minimum so
Nodes 2.0, which sizes nodes by content, holds it too.
- exactMinWidth and holdVueNodeMinWidth make 330 the real minimum width in
both renderers (the classic corner drag jumped to 434; Nodes 2.0 went
down to 225 and crushed the chip row).
- The source card's "Choose an uploaded ..." line hides once a file is
chosen, which is the room older layouts need for the new floor.
- The LTX 2.3 example moves the two nodes under the Clip node down for its
new height; the contract and a live load find no overlaps.
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