<itemvalue="The list of integrations for your [Widget] library. Primarily used to integrate with Widgetbook Cloud via [WidgetbookCloudIntegration], but can also be used to integrate with third-party packages."/>
<itemvalue="Creates a typography instance using Material Design 3 2021 defaults. If [platform] is [TargetPlatform.iOS] or [TargetPlatform.macOS], the default values for [black] and [white] are [blackCupertino] and [whiteCupertino] respectively. Otherwise they are [blackMountainView] and [whiteMountainView]. If [platform] is null then both [black] and [white] must be specified. The default values for [englishLike], [dense], and [tall] are [englishLike2021], [dense2021], and [tall2021]. See also: <https:m3.material.iostylestypography>"/>
<itemvalue="Defines text geometry for tall scripts, such as Farsi, Hindi, and Thai. This text theme is merged with either [black] or [white], depending on the overall [ThemeData.brightness], when the current locale's [MaterialLocalizations.scriptCategory] is [ScriptCategory.tall]. To look up a localized [TextTheme], use the overall [Theme], for example: `Theme.of(context).textTheme`."/>
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<itemvalue="is Process"/>
<itemvalue="Synchronously writes a string to a file. Opens the file, writes the string in the given encoding, and closes the file. By default [writeAsStringSync] creates the file for writing and truncates the file if it already exists. In order to append the bytes to an existing file, pass [FileMode.append] as the optional mode parameter. If the [flush] argument is set to `true`, data written will be flushed to the file system before returning. This method does not transform newline characters (`"\n"`) to the platform conventional line ending (e.g. `"\r\n"` on Windows). Use [Platform.lineTerminator] to separate lines in [contents] if platform contentional line endings are needed. Throws a [FileSystemException] if the operation fails."/>
<itemvalue="unprotect Task Btn"/>
<itemvalue="Type FAIL TASK VALIDATE"/>
<itemvalue="Type FAIL TASK CONFLICT"/>
<itemvalue="signed"/>
<itemvalue="The number of whole minutes spanned by this [Duration]. The returned value can be greater than 59. For example, a duration of three hours and 12 minutes has 192 minutes. ```dart const duration = Duration(hours: 3, minutes: 12); print(duration.inMinutes); 192 ```"/>
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<itemvalue="Whether the [InputDecorator.child] is part of a dense form (i.e., uses less vertical space). Defaults to false."/>
<itemvalue="Loads a single document from a YAML string as a [YamlDocument]. This is just like [loadYaml], except that where [loadYaml] would return a normal Dart value this returns a [YamlDocument] instead. This allows the caller to access document metadata."/>
<itemvalue="Loads a single document from a YAML string. If the string contains more than one document, this throws a [YamlException]. In future releases, this will become an [ArgumentError]. The return value is mostly normal Dart objects. However, since YAML mappings support some key types that the default Dart map implementation doesn't (NaN, lists, and maps), all maps in the returned document are [YamlMap]s. These have a few small behavioral differences from the default Map implementation; for details, see the [YamlMap] class. In future versions, maps will instead be [HashMap]s with a custom equality operation. If [sourceUrl] is passed, it's used as the URL from which the YAML originated for error reporting. If [recover] is true, will attempt to recover from parse errors and may return invalid or synthetic nodes. If [errorListener] is also supplied, its onError method will be called for each error recovered from. It is not valid to provide [errorListener] if [recover] is false."/>
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