fix(diffs): keep the caret line highlighted during selection#858
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Repro: 1. Place a cursor on a line; the whole line is highlighted. 2. Select across multiple lines. 3. The line the cursor is on is no longer highlighted. #updateSelections only applied the active-line highlight for a collapsed cursor. A ranged selection set a data-active attribute on the gutter line number instead, but that attribute has no CSS rule and is read nowhere, so the line lost its highlight as soon as the selection gained any width. Highlight the line holding the caret (the selection head) for both collapsed and ranged selections, and remove the dead data-active path. getCaretPosition resolves the selection head, so backward selections highlight the start line. This also removes a per-update querySelectorAll, and the gutter number now highlights through data-selected-line. Cover the collapsed and multi-line cases with a regression test.
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The editor renders its active-line highlight by calling the component setSelectedLines, which commits a line-selection range and fires the host onLineSelected callback. A caret or text selection in the editor is not a gutter line selection, so an editable File/FileDiff with a line-selection handler received a bogus notification on every selection update. Pass notify: false from the editor so the highlight renders without committing a line selection, and widen the component setSelectedLines type to accept the option. Add a regression test asserting onLineSelected stays silent for a multi-line editor selection.
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Repro:
#updateSelections only applied the active-line highlight for a collapsed cursor. A ranged selection set a data-active attribute on the gutter line number instead, but that attribute has no CSS rule and is read nowhere, so the line lost its highlight as soon as the selection gained any width.
Highlight the line holding the caret (the selection head) for both collapsed and ranged selections, and remove the dead data-active path. getCaretPosition resolves the selection head, so backward selections highlight the start line. This also removes a per-update querySelectorAll, and the gutter number now highlights through data-selected-line.
Cover the collapsed and multi-line cases with a regression test.