section declares its body role

section's sections declare preamble, headline and blurb but no body, so reading and dropcap silently do nothing on a section. This is the case packages/transform/src/section-roles.ts exists to catch (SPEC-160 D1). It stands on its own and is the first step of SPEC-160's order.

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Criteria completion

Tracking started Oct 24 — check back for trends.

Relationships

ID:SPEC-160Status:accepted

Section is the composition base; card is a section with a surface

ID:ADR-041Status:accepted

Compose content on section, not card

Date:2026-10-09

ID:SPEC-160Status:accepted

Section is the composition base; card is a section with a surface

ID:v0.43.0Status:active

v0.43.0 — Section is the composition base

ID:WORK-652Status:done

section gains the media split, cover and a media kind

Priority:highComplexity:moderateMilestone:v0.43.0

ID:WORK-659Status:done

section's header grammar is anchored to the headline, with a header attribute and a slot-role warning

Priority:highComplexity:moderateMilestone:v0.43.0

changeset-release/main current draft

claude/v0-43-0-review-ny4nl1 done main done claude/v0-42-0-planning-ata7nd draft

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Acceptance Criteria

sectionSections declares body: 'body', and reading / dropcap take effect on a section's body, asserted in a test
Every existing section fixture renders unchanged apart from the body role, and the contract diff on both copies is reviewed

References

SPEC-160: D1.
ADR-041.