Parent: #856
Outcome
Turn chirp-ui from ambient framework behavior into an explicit, removable compatibility integration.
Required changes
- One opt-in activation surface owns chirp-ui templates, filters, globals, middleware, checks, shell renderer, and optional Alpine/CSP implications.
- Merely installing chirp-ui has no effect.
- Configuration conflicts and obsolete implicit behavior fail with actionable diagnostics.
- Deprecation status and migration sequencing are documented without committing to a removal release in this issue.
- Core tests can run and pass in an environment where chirp-ui is absent.
Dependencies
Blocked by the explicit-loading issue and the UI-neutral shell-actions issue. Native blockers will be attached.
Non-goals
Removing use_chirp_ui, migrating application repositories, or archiving chirp-ui.
Acceptance
- The compatibility integration has a single owner and bounded import graph.
- Core configuration, middleware, shell rendering, Alpine activation, and CSP posture do not mutate outside explicit activation.
- Optional-dependency tests cover absent, present-but-unused, and explicitly-enabled states.
- Public/provisional imports, docs, examples, checks, and changelog are consistent.
Acceptance #856: covered by optional integration and configuration contract tests.
Parent: #856
Outcome
Turn chirp-ui from ambient framework behavior into an explicit, removable compatibility integration.
Required changes
Dependencies
Blocked by the explicit-loading issue and the UI-neutral shell-actions issue. Native blockers will be attached.
Non-goals
Removing
use_chirp_ui, migrating application repositories, or archiving chirp-ui.Acceptance
Acceptance #856: covered by optional integration and configuration contract tests.