fix(ui): retain compound spellbook button children
Render Type-1 state-propagating child media as the button face so spellbook school and level filters show their authored green Highlight indicator and keep labels at the retail left inset. Lift captions, fonts, and colors from authored text children for framed buttons such as Delete, preventing centered filter labels from being covered by the overlapping delete frame. Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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@ -269,12 +269,23 @@ row background 0x06001396
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selected overlay child 0x10000342 -> 0x06001397
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label child 0x10000344 (x=42, width=230)
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icon child 0x1000033B (x=0, 32 x 32)
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school/level filters Type-1, 90 x 14; label property on parent
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filter indicator child 0x10000328 (x=0, y=1, 13 x 13)
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filter Normal/Highlight art 0x06004D15 / 0x06004D17
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delete button 0x100002A5
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delete label child 0x100002A6 (100 x 32, centered, font 0x40000001)
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```
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The row's authored background contains the narrow horizontal separator visible
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between entries. It is not an invented procedural line. The selection surface
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is a separate overlay, so selecting a spell does not replace its icon or label.
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The filter controls are ordinary `UIElement_Button` objects whose states have
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`PassToChildren`; the green selected face is therefore the `Highlight` media on
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their 13-pixel child, while the parent owns the label and the 90-pixel hit box.
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The label begins four pixels after that child. Conversely, the Delete button
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owns its frame media but its caption/font live in a full-size text child. A
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retained leaf must lift those authored child roles; discarding all button
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children loses both the filter indicator and the Delete caption.
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```text
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AddSpell(spellID):
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