🛰️ v0.11.0 — Language Server, Banner & Badge Overhaul

What's New

Midwest Language Server (LSP) — Initial Release

The gem now ships a VS Code extension with first-class editor support for Midwest ViewComponent helpers:

• Helper name completion — type midwest_ to see all available helpers
• Option name completion — every declared option with its type and default
• Option value completion — enum options complete their allowed values automatically
• Icon name completion — :icon options complete from the full icon list
• Hover documentation — hover over any midwest_* call for an options/slots table
• Status bar indicator — confirms the server is running in the VS Code status bar

Banner Component Overhaul

• Added an action slot for a CTA button inside the banner (with_action)
• Added a playground preview and countdown variant preview
• Refreshed CSS architecture and enhanced Stimulus controller

Badge Component Quality Pass

• Rewrote component CSS and added a Stimulus controller
• Added a playground preview
• Updated HTML structure and expanded test coverage

What Changed

• BannerComponent: CSS rearchitected; Stimulus controller enhanced
• BadgeComponent: HTML structure updated; CSS rewritten; Stimulus controller added
• bin/test: Now runs LSP (Jest) tests as a parallel job alongside Ruby tests

What Was Removed

• BannerComponent preview variants alert, floating_footer, and footer consolidated into with_action and playground
• Resolved items cleared from COMPONENT_AUDIT.md

Dev Process

• New bin/build script — compiles CSS/JS assets and packages the LSP extension into lsp/midwest-language-server.vsix
• bin/release updated — incorporates the build step so releases always include a fresh extension artifact
• bin/test updated — LSP Jest tests run as a parallel job; results surfaced in the unified test summary

VS Code Extension

The compiled extension (lsp/midwest-language-server.vsix) is bundled in this release's assets and can be installed directly:

code --install-extension lsp/midwest-language-server.vsix