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• Modal Closing on Safari: Fixed a critical cross-browser issue where Modal components using the native <dialog> tag could not be closed by a Button inside a <form method="dialog">. This was most noticeable on Safari. The issue was caused by Jaspr's default event handling (preventDefault()) interfering with the native browser behavior required to close the dialog.

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• Button.isNativeSubmit Property: To solve the modal issue, a new isNativeSubmit boolean property was added to the Button component. When set to true, the Button renders as a primitive element without Jaspr's event listeners, allowing its native form submission behavior to proceed. This is now the recommended way to create close buttons for dialog-based modals.

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• Join - A smart container to seamlessly group related components like buttons or inputs.
• Tooltip - A pop-up that displays information on hover, supporting both simple text and rich content.
• Indicator - A container to place a badge or item on the corner of another element.
• Modal - A dialog/overlay component for displaying important messages or interactive content.
• Tabs - A component for creating tabbed content views, allowing users to switch between different sections.
• Dropdown - A key interactive component for creating context menus and action lists, refactored for a more declarative and type-safe API.

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• Checkbox - Boolean selection with custom styling
• Radio - Single choice selection from multiple options
• Toggle - Modern switch-style boolean input
• Textarea - Multi-line text input with resize options
• Select - Dropdown selection with custom styling
• Progress - Task completion and loading progress bars
• Link - Enhanced hyperlinks with hover states

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• Loading - to show animations for loading states.
• Divider - to separate content.

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• Input - Text input field with full styling support
• Badge - Status indicators and labels
• Alert - User notification messages
• Card - Content containers and layout blocks

• Initial project setup and foundation for the deepyr package.
• Proof of Concept (PoC) release with the first component: Button.
• Basic API structure for creating and styling DaisyUI components in Jaspr.