Components v1.0

[cairocoder01]

• Resolve Firefox church circle positioning bug
• Add readonly property to DtFormBase and all extending components.
• Components display values statically in readonly mode, with a toggle to enable editing.
• Enhance ComponentService to centralize geocoding API integration for location components.
• Update @disciple.tools/web-components to 1.0.0.

[github-actions]

Code Review

Scope: @disciple.tools/web-components bump from ^0.9.2 to ^1.0.0, updated build artifacts.

High

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Notes (no action required)

API compatibility verified: The ComponentService constructor signature is unchanged — (postType, postId, nonce, apiRoot="wp-json"). All call sites in details.js, new-record.js, merge-post-details.js, and settings.js remain compatible. Static methods convertValue, convertApiValue, and valueArrayDiff are all still present in the new build.

readonly is additive: The new readonly property on DtFormBase is independent of the existing disabled attribute. PHP rendering in dt-components.php:75 still uses disabled and will continue to work unchanged. readonly is available for future PHP opt-in.

dt-location without geocoding tokens is correct: render_location renders <dt-location> without mapbox-token/google-token attributes intentionally, since dt-location searches the DT location database via REST API through ComponentService.handleGetDataEvent. Only dt-location-map uses external geocoding and already receives both tokens in render_location_meta (dt-components.php:210-211).

index.es.js chunk reference change is harmless: The renamed chunk hash (index-wqGuHN5u.js) is expected after a rebuild. WordPress loads index.js (the IIFE/UMD bundle) directly — the ES module variant is for npm consumers, not WordPress.

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Summary: PR looks ready to merge. All existing ComponentService call sites remain compatible, the readonly feature is properly additive, and the Firefox church-circle positioning fix and geocoding centralization are self-contained within the package.