feat(editor): prepare preview documents before mounting - #9
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Hosts can prepare preview HTML before the attached iframe parser sees it, then mount document resources before measurement and paint. Canvas and Preview share this optional seam, including forced light/dark schemes.
document.close()and before measuring or mounting canvas overlays.Chromium coverage includes parser-level font request and CSP-event probes, with an unprepared positive control, and exact resource ownership through StrictMode, revisions, callback replacement, selection overlays, Preview schemes, omission, and unmount. The packed shell is consumed through its public export at runtime and with NodeNext types.