@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ fix(runtime): a hook's inline `handler` function is handed the same `ctx.title(f
 
 Clause-②: no
 
-A source boot runs a hook's inline `handler` in-process, and the accessor existed only in the sandbox a `body` runs in. So a hook calling `await ctx.title()` or `await ctx.title('<lookup>')` answered on `objectstack dev` and an artifact boot, and under `bootStack(config)` refused every write with `TypeError: ctx.title is not a function`. `bindAppArtifactHandlers` now hands each inline handler function a view of the engine's hook context that answers `title` through the same accessor the sandbox installs: the same two forms, the same served formula title and related-record read on the context's own `ctx.api`, and `null`, never the record's id, when there is no title. Every other read and every write goes to the engine's context unchanged, and that context gains no key. A `handler` that names a function (the deprecated string form) is not covered by this change.
+A source boot runs a hook's inline `handler` in-process, and the accessor existed only in the sandbox a `body` runs in. So a hook calling `await ctx.title()` or `await ctx.title('account_id')` (a lookup column) answered on `objectstack dev` and an artifact boot, and under `bootStack(config)` refused every write with `TypeError: ctx.title is not a function`. `bindAppArtifactHandlers` now hands each inline handler function a view of the engine's hook context that answers `title` through the same accessor the sandbox installs: the same two forms, the same served formula title and related-record read on the context's own `ctx.api`, and `null`, never the record's id, when there is no title. Every other read and every write goes to the engine's context unchanged, and that context gains no key. A `handler` that names a function (the deprecated string form) is not covered by this change.
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@@ -6,4 +6,4 @@ fix(runtime): a hook's inline `handler` function is handed the same `ctx.title(f
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`7`	`7`	`Clause-②: no`
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`9`		-A source boot runs a hook's inline `handler` in-process, and the accessor existed only in the sandbox a `body` runs in. So a hook calling `await ctx.title()` or `await ctx.title('<lookup>')` answered on `objectstack dev` and an artifact boot, and under `bootStack(config)` refused every write with `TypeError: ctx.title is not a function`. `bindAppArtifactHandlers` now hands each inline handler function a view of the engine's hook context that answers `title` through the same accessor the sandbox installs: the same two forms, the same served formula title and related-record read on the context's own `ctx.api`, and `null`, never the record's id, when there is no title. Every other read and every write goes to the engine's context unchanged, and that context gains no key. A `handler` that names a function (the deprecated string form) is not covered by this change.
	`9`	+A source boot runs a hook's inline `handler` in-process, and the accessor existed only in the sandbox a `body` runs in. So a hook calling `await ctx.title()` or `await ctx.title('account_id')` (a lookup column) answered on `objectstack dev` and an artifact boot, and under `bootStack(config)` refused every write with `TypeError: ctx.title is not a function`. `bindAppArtifactHandlers` now hands each inline handler function a view of the engine's hook context that answers `title` through the same accessor the sandbox installs: the same two forms, the same served formula title and related-record read on the context's own `ctx.api`, and `null`, never the record's id, when there is no title. Every other read and every write goes to the engine's context unchanged, and that context gains no key. A `handler` that names a function (the deprecated string form) is not covered by this change.