Fix: Inline layout worker - #114
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Looks good! Great catch for removing min.js scripts from docs too.
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The layout Web Worker was loaded via
new Worker(new URL('./simulator.worker', import.meta.url)), which esbuild-based bundlers don't resolve, the worker never started and layout silently fell back to the main thread.It's now bundled into a self-contained blob at build time and started from a Blob URL, so it works under any bundler (esbuild/Vite/rollup/webpack), with no bundler, and in Electron file:// - no consumer config. If the worker can't start, it transparently falls back to the main-thread simulator with a one-time warning.
No public API changes.