История коммитов

The access middlewares and the error renderers took Johncms\System\View\Render
and named Plates templates; they now take RendererInterface and name Twig ones.

- the admin gates render @admin/pages/errors/403.twig, which is what the plan
reserved for a middleware that knows it guards the panel
- the public gates and both error renderers render @theme/pages/result.twig
- ForumErrorRenderer::render() and DownloadsErrorRenderer::render() become
response(), since they no longer wrap the legacy engine
- the error branches of FileCommentsController move too; the page itself stays
on Plates, because the legacy Comments prints its own layout

The four admin templates of the module become @contacts/admin/*.twig and the
four controllers return ViewResponse.

- the status filters of the list and the multilingual fields of the settings
were built in the templates and now come from the controllers
- the message text goes through the nl2br filter, which escapes before it
inserts the breaks

The six admin templates of the module become @consent/admin/*.twig and the five
controllers return ViewResponse.

- the module's ckeditor wrapper is gone: the consent form includes the theme
component
- the per-field validation messages go through @theme/components/field-errors

The seven admin templates of the module become @news/admin/*.twig and the three
controllers return ViewResponse; the delete confirmation stays a fragment,
since it is shown in a modal.

- the SpecialChars cast is gone from NewsArticle and NewsSection: it escaped on
read, and with autoescape a name carrying markup reached the page escaped
twice. Every consumer of these fields is Twig now
- the module's ckeditor wrapper is gone: the article form includes the theme
component
- the flash messages are no longer escaped in the controller

The nine admin templates of the module become @collections/admin/*.twig and the
four controllers return ViewResponse; system::pages/result becomes
@admin/pages/result.twig.

- the module's own ckeditor wrapper is gone: the item form includes the theme
component
- the delete confirmation is one template for collections, sections, fields and
items, as it was

Every module that edits formatted text carried its own copy of the same
wrapper, differing only in the field name and whether uploading is on. They
become @theme/components/editor.twig, taking those as parameters.

The plan called for this once a fourth copy appeared; there were five.

The last two pages of the panel become @admin/maintenance.twig and
@admin/system-check.twig; both controllers return ViewResponse and drop the
Render dependency.

- the status labels and their badge classes were built in the template and now
come from the controller with the rest of the row
- a check description explains how to fix the check and one of them carries a
link to the manual, so the controller hands it over as Twig\Markup
- the three tables of the system check were copies and became a loop

Only sidebar-admin-menu.phtml is left in modules/admin/templates: the admin
parts of the other modules still render it through system::pages/result.

The login screen and the verification code become @admin/login.twig and
@admin/login-captcha.twig, extending the guest layout of the panel; the
controller returns ViewResponse and drops the Render dependency.

- the form reads $request->hasBody('login') instead of $_POST
- the captcha field "remember" was rendered from an undefined variable and now
arrives from the request

KernelSmokeTest told the two areas apart by /themes/admin/assets/, which the
login page was the last to use; it now compares the built bundles instead.
The baseline loses the entry for the ?? that went away with $_POST.

/admin/emoticons becomes @admin/smilies.twig and the controller returns
ViewResponse.

The old smilies.phtml is deleted rather than migrated: no code renders
admin::smilies, and the file holds a layout call and nothing else.

The system settings, the module permissions and the antiflood settings become
@admin/settings.twig, @admin/modules-access.twig and @admin/antiflood.twig; the
three controllers return ViewResponse and drop the Render dependency.

- none of the three receives the whole johncms config any more: each gets the
values its form actually edits
- the current time of the site was computed in the template with date() and
now arrives as a fact
- the six permission blocks of the modules page were copies of one another and
became a loop over the modules the controller describes