Export PDF Changelog Block for React

Not by itself. The button calls window.print() on a hidden frame that holds only the release notes, so the browser's print dialog shows the notes and nothing else from the page. Choose "Save as PDF" (or a printer) there. No library, no server and no upload is involved, which also means the PDF's look is the browser's: the sheet's print styles set the page margin, the type and system colours.

Edit RELEASES at the top of the file, newest first: each release has a version, a date as an ISO day and a list of changes, each with a kind and a text. The kinds (NEW, IMPROVED, FIXED, SECURITY) are constants listed in KINDS, in the order they print. The Select's options, the counts beside each checkbox, the sheet and the printed document all come from that data.

The sheet says no type is included, the status says so, and the print button is disabled until you tick one again, so you can't print an empty page. The sheet's height doesn't change.

Yes. The release Select, each checkbox and the button are real controls in reading order, each named (the checkboxes by their type and their count), with visible focus. The status line is a polite live region, so changing a choice reads out the new count. The sheet is plain text in a figure with a caption, not an image, and the printed document is a normal page with headings and lists.

The layout and the printing are the same everywhere; only the controls' wiring differs. The Vue, Svelte and Solid ports use the same hidden-frame print. The Select takes items and a plain value, and the checkboxes report a boolean.

Below lg the controls stack above the sheet, the button and the Select go full width, and the sheet scales down with a fade at its foot rather than scrolling. In a right-to-left layout the divider and the corner frame move to the other side and the version stays in reading order.