The hero clip middle-clicks make in the README's text, not a word added to its tag: text in a document runs as a tag word does

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/test/record_demos.py b/test/record_demos.py
index 9256e81e..3cc07f15 100644
--- a/test/record_demos.py
+++ b/test/record_demos.py
@@ -485,10 +485,9 @@ def encode(lossless, name, poster, crf_webm=30, crf_mp4=20):
 # the clips
 
 def hero_setup(s):
-    """README and main.c under it; `make` in the README's tag."""
+    """README and main.c under it."""
     s.write('/pane/1/look', f'{PROJECT}/src/main.c\n')
     s.wait(lambda: len(s.panes()) == 2, 'main.c')
-    s.write('/pane/1/tag', ' make')
     s.mouse('motion', 0, *s.cell_px(36, 9))
 
 
@@ -500,12 +499,12 @@ def pane_rows(s, name, rows=6):
 
 
 def text_is_the_interface(s):
-    """B2 on `make` in a tag opens its output pane; B3 on the error there
-    puts main.c on line 12."""
+    """B2 on `make` in the README's text runs it, opening its output pane;
+    B3 on the error there puts main.c on line 12."""
     s.pointer = s.cell_px(36, 9)
     s.shot(1.4)
-    col, row = s.find('make', 0)
-    s.click(2, *s.tag_px(col + 1, row),
+    col, row = s.find('with make,', 0)
+    s.click(2, *s.cell_px(col + 6, row),
             done=lambda: any(kind == 'cmd' and '(make) exit' in s.tag(n) for n, kind in s.panes().items()),
             what='make', after=1.2)
     col, row = s.find('src/main.c:12:5', 0)
@@ -850,7 +849,7 @@ CLIPS = {
         caption='PdfTint tints the page, PdfFit fits it, a page address jumps.'),
     'text-is-the-interface': dict(
         setup=hero_setup, run=text_is_the_interface, args=[PROJECT / 'README'],
-        caption='Middle-click runs a word; right-click an error opens its line.'),
+        caption='Middle-click make in the README; right-click the error.'),
     'terminals-are-panes': dict(
         setup=shell_setup, run=terminals_are_panes, args=[PROJECT / 'src/main.c'],
         caption='A terminal is a pane: Ctrl-b, then move over its output.'),