chore: version packages - #247
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@tenphi/tasty@2.11.0
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#246
6ae0b6aThanks @tenphi! -inset'sdockmodifier now takes a second value for the spanned sides.Values are consumed positionally by the named directions —
inset: '1x 2x left right'sets left1xand right2x— so the value after the directional ones now applies to the perpendicular pair adockspans:With no second value the span keeps reusing the edge's own value, so
inset: 'bottom dock'andinset: '2x bottom dock'are unchanged.dockis intended for a single edge; combining it with several directions has no well-defined meaning.