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nesquena-hermes 7ee9f78a2e fix(#5525): distinct Mermaid fullscreen toolbar icon
The Mermaid toolbar's "fit" and "fullscreen" icons rendered byte-identical (the
fullscreen path was fit's corner-brackets drawn twice). Replaced the fullscreen
glyph with a distinct corner-frame + diagonal-expand-arrows icon so the two
actions are visually distinguishable at 14px. Still wired to openLightbox; no
dependency on the old path. (The other half of #5525 — mermaid height:0 on
mobile — does not reproduce on current master; verified live at 390x844.)

Self-built (nesquena-hermes); nesquena independent review APPROVED.
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"""Regression coverage for #5525 — Mermaid toolbar fit/fullscreen icons must differ.
Reported alongside the (already-fixed on master) mobile height:0 issue: the
"fit to screen" and "fullscreen" toolbar icons look identical. Confirmed by
inspection — the old `fullscreen` glyph was `fit`'s four corner-brackets path
drawn twice (`...M9 4H4v5M15 4h5v5...`), so it rendered pixel-identical to `fit`.
Fix: give `fullscreen` a distinct glyph (corner frame + outward diagonal expand
arrows) so the two controls are visually distinguishable.
"""
from pathlib import Path
import re
ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
UI = ROOT / "static" / "ui.js"
def _icon(kind: str) -> str:
"""Extract the SVG string for a given _mermaidViewerIcon kind."""
src = UI.read_text(encoding="utf-8")
# Match `kind: '<svg ...></svg>',` inside the icons map.
m = re.search(rf"\b{kind}:\s*'(<svg.*?</svg>)'", src)
assert m, f"icon {kind!r} not found in _mermaidViewerIcon"
return m.group(1)
def test_fit_and_fullscreen_icons_are_distinct():
"""The two toolbar glyphs must not be byte-identical (they were: #5525)."""
fit = _icon("fit")
fullscreen = _icon("fullscreen")
assert fit and fullscreen
assert fit != fullscreen, (
"fit and fullscreen mermaid toolbar icons are identical — users can't "
"tell the controls apart (#5525)"
)
def test_fullscreen_icon_has_distinct_expand_arrows():
"""Fullscreen keeps a corner frame but adds outward diagonal expand arrows,
which `fit` does not have — a concrete distinguishing feature."""
fit = _icon("fit")
fullscreen = _icon("fullscreen")
# Diagonal expand strokes from the corners (e.g. "M4 4l5 5") — present in
# fullscreen, absent from fit's pure corner-bracket path.
assert re.search(r"M4 4l5 5|l5 5|l-5 5|l5 -5", fullscreen), (
"fullscreen icon should carry outward diagonal expand arrows"
)
assert not re.search(r"l5 5|l-5 5", fit), (
"fit icon should stay corner-brackets only (no diagonal arrows)"
)