chore(canvas-actions): publish button class + toolbar layout#341
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chore(canvas-actions): publish button class + toolbar layout#341
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- Remove workspace layout picker; keep Publish control - Scope styles to .publish-btn (matches markup) Made-with: Cursor
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Apr 10, 2026
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ew)ewalready ships Publish-only innx-canvas-actions— there is no layout picker to remove on this branch.This PR only:
type="button"andclass="publish-btn"on Publish (clearer semantics / styling hook)..canvas-actionswithgap: 12pxfor future actions..canvas-actions buttonto.canvas-actions .publish-btnso extra controls won’t accidentally pick up the primary button look.No feature removal — naming in the original monolithic PR was about older work where a picker had existed elsewhere.