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@fabricorg/component-pack

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Renderer-neutral component-pack authoring and conformance contracts.

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@fabricorg/component-pack

Renderer-neutral component-pack authoring and certification. defineComponentPack normalizes a deterministic manifest; componentPackChecks defines the public conformance contract that Fabric and third-party implementations run.

This package does not provide visual primitives. Fabric family components and tokens remain owned by @fabricorg/ui.

For cross-design-system certification, maintain an unbranded reference pack made only from semantic HTML behavior: text, heading, stack, region, list, status, and action. It must use no product palette, logo, font, domain noun, or shell convention. Run componentPackChecks against that pack and every branded pack. Branded applications map the same logical roles and slots to their own @fabricorg/ui renderers and DTCG tokens without changing SDUI documents or the experience runtime.