Puranjay Savar Mattas
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Right-click a selection -> "Comment on Selection..." -> opens the comments sheet straight into composing, with a removable chip showing what's being anchored to (clearing it falls back to a plain document-level comment). Posts via comments.create with anchorText set to the selection. Only wired on rendered panes (main reader pane, Split View's preview pane) - not the raw-markdown pane, since a selection there would capture literal Markdown syntax as the anchor instead of clean prose. NSMenuItem has no closure initializer, so this needed a small target-is-self subclass (ClosureMenuItem) to wire a Swift closure into onBuildContextMenu's NSMenu without a separate selector per action. Also moved the comments sheet's .sheet(...) modifier off the toolbar badge button (which only exists once the doc already has comments) onto the view root, since a document with zero comments still needs to be able to open the sheet to create its first one. Reader now refetches its own comment list after any create/reply via the sheet's new onCommentsChanged callback, so a freshly anchored comment's inline marker appears without reopening the document.