Introduce a new scroll-reveal reference describing how to implement detail surfaces that reveal secondary content via vertical scrolling. Adds references/scroll-reveal.md with intent, core pattern, a minimal SwiftUI example that derives a normalized progress from scroll offset, design guidance (morphing controls, haptics, interaction guards), and pitfalls. Also update components-index.md and SKILL.md to point to the new guidance and to recommend driving visuals from a single scroll-derived progress value rather than parallel gesture state machines.
Added new reference guides for building macOS Settings windows and customizing menu bar commands in SwiftUI. Updated the components index to include links to these new resources.
Introduces a new reference file describing the lightweight, closure-based client pattern for SwiftUI apps. Updates the components index to include a link to this new guidance, supporting easier discovery and usage of small, testable API clients.
Removed the old 'app-scaffolding-wiring.md' reference and added a new, more comprehensive 'app-wiring.md' guide covering TabView, NavigationStack, sheet routing, and global dependency graph setup. Updated 'components-index.md' to reference the new guide and reflect the expanded focus on dependency management.
Added a new reference file detailing best practices for loading states and placeholders in SwiftUI, including usage of redacted placeholders and ContentUnavailableView. Updated the components index to include a link to the new loading & placeholders documentation.
Added a new reference file for title menus, including usage patterns, examples, and design guidance. Updated the components index to include a link to the new title menus reference.
Introduces the 'swiftui-ui-patterns' skill to docs/skills.json, providing best practices and example-driven guidance for building SwiftUI views and components. Adds SKILL.md and a comprehensive set of reference files covering TabView, NavigationStack, sheets, forms, controls, grids, overlays, haptics, focus handling, media, matched transitions, split views, and more.
