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Emoji 1.1.0: grid of tiles - #10

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Emoji & Symbols now shows a grid (8 per line) instead of rows, using the new grid layout of Backslash.

  • extensions/emoji: layout: "grid", columns: 8, version 1.1.0.
  • registry/emoji.toml: points to the new commit and checksum (regenerated with backslash publish). The other entries are unchanged, so they don't show up as updates.

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  • Needs backslash-app/backslash feat/aliases-hotkeys-grid merged first; CI type-checks against the SDK on backslash main.
  • Use a merge commit, so the pinned commit stays reachable.

Testing: deno check and scripts/validate.ts pass against the new SDK (all 5 entries verified). Checked in the launcher with search, arrow navigation and actions. Older launchers ignore the layout and show a list.


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The extensions check fails, as expected. deno check rejects layout: "grid" in extensions/emoji/commands/search.ts:11 because CI type-checks against the SDK on backslash main, which doesn't have the grid layout yet. It arrives with backslash-app/backslash#50.

Against that branch's SDK, deno check and scripts/validate.ts pass locally. I'll re-run this check once #50 is merged.


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