Add EU AI-disclosure label to the popup - #38
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Adds the European Commission's official AI-labelling icons (AI, AI GENERATED, AI MODIFIED) and suggests the one matching a session's composition, as an informational line under the popup breakdown. - src/assets/eu-icons: the 12 official Commission SVGs (3 marks in black/white, solid and 50% transparent), free to use, no attribution required. Ship via the existing recursive src/assets copy. - src/lib/eu-ai-label.js: maps a session's kept AI share to the right mark. AI GENERATED only at effectively 100% AI (no human-created elements), AI MODIFIED for a genuine human/AI mix, basic AI for minimal use, none when no AI was recorded. - popup: the suggested label is derived from the same rounded percentages the breakdown bars display, so it can never contradict them (an AI bar of 0% shows no label). Hovering the row explains why that label was suggested. Informational only: nothing is written to the log or auto-applied. The author decides whether an AI Act Article 50 disclosure actually applies. Includes unit tests for the classification thresholds and icon paths.
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What
Adds the European Commission's official AI-labelling icons and surfaces the one matching a session's composition as an informational line under the popup breakdown.
Details
src/assets/eu-icons/: the 12 official Commission SVGs (AI, AI GENERATED, AI MODIFIED, each in black/white, solid and 50% transparent). Freely usable, no attribution required. They ship via the existing recursivesrc/assetscopy, so no build change was needed.src/lib/eu-ai-label.js: maps a session's kept AI share to the right mark. AI GENERATED only at effectively 100% AI (no human-created elements beyond prompting), AI MODIFIED for a genuine human/AI mix, basic AI for minimal use, and none when no AI was recorded.Scope and safety
Informational only. Nothing is written to the TWFF log and nothing is auto-applied. Colophon cannot know whether a document falls within AI Act Article 50 scope (deepfakes, or text on matters of public interest without editorial review), so the author decides whether a disclosure actually applies.
Tests
Adds unit tests for the classification thresholds, session summarisation, and icon-path resolution. Full suite: 110 passing, lint clean (0 errors), build succeeds.
Note for reviewers
The popup label follows the bars' event-count basis so the two always agree visually. When the authoritative label eventually moves to the TWFF export/viewer, that surface should use the character-based measure in
eu-ai-label.jsfor precision. The extension popup (awareness) and the export (disclosure) can intentionally differ there.