build(deps): bump goa.design/model from 1.8.0 to 1.11.2

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Bumps goa.design/model from 1.8.0 to 1.11.2.

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v1.11.2

Bug Fix: Fixed webapp rendering error that prevented the graphical editor from loading

• Resolved a critical runtime error: TypeError: (j[r.toLowerCase(...)] || j.rectangle) is not a function
• Fixed shape fallback compatibility between Go backend and frontend
• The graphical editor now loads correctly when using Shape(ShapeBox) in Go DSL code

Background: This issue was introduced in v1.11.0 during the graphical editor enhancement. The frontend code was changed to expect Rectangle as the default shape, but the Go backend continued to serialize ShapeBox as "Box", causing a mismatch that broke editor rendering.

Impact: Users with models using box shapes (the default shape type) could not load the graphical editor. This particularly affected:

• Models using the default shape styling
• Code explicitly using Shape(ShapeBox)
• The shapes example in /examples/shapes/

Thanks to https://github.com/Not4sure for identifying and reporting this issue!

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This release maintains full backward compatibility with existing Go DSL code while restoring editor functionality.

v1.11.1

What's Changed

Fix build issue with v1.11.0 by @​raphael in goadesign/model#943

v1.11.0 Release Notes:

Model v1.11.0 Release Notes

Major Graphical Editor Overhaul

This release represents a significant step forward for the Model graphical editor. We've completely redesigned the user interface and added a comprehensive set of productivity features that make working with architecture diagrams much more efficient.

The most visible change is the new modern toolbar that organizes all editor functions into logical groups. Each button now includes helpful tooltips that show the appropriate keyboard shortcuts for your platform (Cmd on Mac, Ctrl on PC). The toolbar provides visual feedback when features like grid visibility or snap-to-grid are active, making it easier to understand the current editor state.

One of the biggest workflow improvements is the new drag mode system. The editor now has two distinct modes that you can toggle between with the T key or the toolbar button. In select mode, clicking and dragging lets you select elements and move them around - this is perfect when you're actively positioning elements in your diagram. In pan mode, clicking and dragging moves the entire view around, which is ideal when you're navigating large diagrams or just reviewing your work. The cursor changes to indicate which mode you're in, and the toolbar button shows the current state. This eliminates the frustration of accidentally moving elements when you meant to pan the view, or vice versa.

We've introduced a full grid system that transforms how you position elements. You can toggle the grid overlay on and off, enable snap-to-grid for precise alignment, and even snap all existing elements to the grid with a single command. This makes creating clean, professionally aligned diagrams much easier.

The keyboard shortcut system has been completely overhauled with cross-platform support. You can now align elements horizontally and vertically, distribute them with equal spacing, move them with fine or coarse precision, and control every aspect of the grid system without touching the mouse. The editor also supports comprehensive zoom controls and a full undo/redo system.

Multi-element selection has been improved with better visual feedback and more intuitive behavior. You can select multiple elements by shift-clicking or dragging a selection box, then use the alignment and distribution tools to organize them precisely. The selection behavior respects the current drag mode - in select mode, shift-dragging creates a selection box, while in pan mode, the same gesture pans the view.

We've also enhanced the overall user experience with dynamic page titles that show the current view name in your browser tab, making it easier to work with multiple diagrams. The build process for the web application has been streamlined, and we've updated various dependencies to improve performance and security.

Technical Details

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Commits

• d13c296 Release v1.11.2
• eda57e5 Build the webapp
• 96b326a Prepare v1.11.2
• 6205007 fix: revert shape default from Rectangle back to Box (#948)
• 7ac5bc7 build(deps-dev): bump @​babel/core in /cmd/mdl/webapp (#946)
• 1f9c185 Release v1.11.1
• 2026821 Prepare v1.11.1
• 3da98a5 fix: Add back web app dist (#943)
• f92b309 Release v1.11.0
• 014a43c Prepare v1.11.0 release
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