OpenUI MC 0.0.4

Fixed

• Fixed explicitly sized spacers being treated as flexible by horizontal and vertical stacks.
• Ellipsized text-field placeholders and select labels so they cannot draw beyond their controls.
• Removed Minecraft-style drop shadows from the framework's standard modern text styles and controls.
• Removed the remaining native EditBox shadow with OpenUI-owned value and cursor rendering, without transforming Minecraft classes or changing vanilla text fields.
• Corrected light-theme semantic fill colors so primary, danger, success, and warning controls retain readable contrast.
• Softened light-theme shell, surface, raised-surface, and input neutrals to reduce glare on large container screens.
• Corrected neutral badge text to use the theme's surface foreground color.
• Corrected selected Chip and Command Palette text plus Error Boundary text to use semantic foreground colors on dark fills.
• Included explicitly sized spacers in parent preferred-size calculations.
• Kept dropdowns and other outside-dismissable overlays open when the opening mouse press is released.
• Rendered overlays above item and fluid sprites on legacy GUI renderers.
• Fixed signal-switched content disappearing after fullscreen, window-size, or GUI-scale rebuilds when a later route was active.
• Gave raw dialog content a standard elevated shell and tightened built-in confirmation/alert spacing with right-aligned actions.
• Fixed nested clip restoration so marquee text inside virtualized lists cannot progressively black out the screen.

Added

• Added UiRender.text(...) as the standard no-shadow text renderer for OpenUI components and consumers.
• Added cross-version regression coverage for fixed and implicit flexible spacer behavior.
• Added cross-version regression coverage for dropdown release handling and rebuilt signal-switcher routes.
• Documented the safety boundary between high-level components, low-level rendering, and native container slots.

Packaging and documentation

• Refreshed the README, CurseForge project description, and in-game metadata to describe the supported controls, themes, overlays, and screen adapters more clearly.