Release v0.3.14

[Federicocervelli]

Summary

• Bump package version to v0.3.14
• Add v0.3.14 changelog with benchmark report
• Include cleanup/API documentation refinements merged through development

Validation

• bun run ci
• bun run pages:build
• bun pm pack --dry-run

[chatgpt-codex-connector]

💡 Codex Review

blazeplot/src/ui/ChartLayout.ts

Line 176 in 3df134d

this.canvas.style.zIndex = "1";

Keep inside axis labels above the canvas

When a chart uses axes: { x: { position: "inside" } } or inside Y axes, AxisOverlay appends those tick labels directly to plotElement with position: absolute but no z-index. Giving the canvas zIndex = 1 makes it paint above those auto-z labels, so inside axis labels disappear behind the WebGL canvas; outside axes are unaffected because they live in separate gutter elements.

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blazeplot/src/core/SeriesStore.ts

Lines 580 to 584 in 3df134d

	const xRange = this.xRangeAt(i);
	const sampleXMin = xRange && Number.isFinite(xRange.xStart) ? xRange.xStart : x;
	const sampleXMax = xRange && Number.isFinite(xRange.xEnd) ? xRange.xEnd : x;
	xMin = Math.min(xMin, sampleXMin, sampleXMax);
	xMax = Math.max(xMax, sampleXMin, sampleXMax);

Include overlapping interval bins in bounded fits

For interval-backed datasets such as HistogramDataset, bounded dataBounds({ xMin, xMax }) still chooses start/end from center-point lowerBoundX/upperBoundX before this xRangeAt check runs. If the viewport overlaps a histogram bin but not its center (for example bin [0, 1] with xMin: 0.1, xMax: 0.4), the loop never visits that bin and returns null, so fitToData({ x: false, y: true, ... })/auto-fit-Y can ignore visible histogram bars.

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