Spreadsheet saves rebuild a clean table and turn scratch cells you typed into into real data.
Table reconstruction on save is part of the artifact editing skill, whose registration check is false.
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Saving a spreadsheet artifact now reconstructs the underlying table from the live grid rather than saving the on-screen markup, and scratch rows or columns you typed into become real data. Part of the artifact editing skill, whose registration check is false in this build.
- Generated chrome is dropped on save: row-number and column-letter cells, sort chips, filter stats, and filler, selection and formula classes.
- Data rows are re-sorted back to their authored order, totals return to a table footer, and the column count is extended to cover any scratch column with non-empty text.
- Formula cells are saved from their stored source rather than the displayed value, with a new guard so a cell being edited in the formula bar still contributes its source.
- The formula bar commits its pending edit before a save and disables itself while the page is inert; sort direction is carried across the save-triggered reload.
- The skill text no longer tells authors to write twenty empty rows; scratch padding becomes data on save instead.
A save carries the AUTHORED table, rebuilt from the live grid so
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.