Select nativelite

Only the PLACEHOLDER arm can be photographed — SelectValue resolves against items that live inside the portalled list, so a valued trigger renders empty until the browser opens it (see @exp/ui's island limits). On the natives there is no free-standing select at all: the closed trigger is always a picker ROW opening a sheet.

Selection speaks ONE language: SINGLE marks the picked row with a trailing ui-check, MULTI by the row's own highlight wash (data-picked), and a bulk edit over rows that disagree marks the row mixed; never a checkbox, never a circle pair. `value` is the identity and `keywords` the search text, so two boards may share a name; `noneLabel` renders a row that reports null. Single closes on pick, multi stays open. PickerItem is the row shape; the trigger comes in four `triggerVariant`s, pill | field | row | inline (row = the form ladder's picker row, the catalog `Row chevron: selector`). PickerMenuRows draws the same rows inside a Menu.

Presentation belongs to the primitive, never to the caller — a row is a glyph or a dot, a label and a muted second line, and it is never a card. The selection language is the whole point of EXP-1021: a single pick wears a trailing check, a MULTI pick reads as the row's own highlight, never a leading circle, so the picker that links a relation and the picker that batches issues finally look like one thing. The trigger is the caller's (four shapes: pill, field, row, inline); the surface, the search field and the keys are the primitive's.

Every row is the one --menu-* recipe (pointer 36 · 8 · 8 · 16, touch 48 · 12 · 12 · 16), a destructive row red with no divider above it (EXP-687). A submenu's picker body is PickerMenuRows, and Menu, Picker and the typeahead speak ONE highlight language: single = a trailing check, multi = the row's wash, mixed = a softer wash. In the catalog: `Menu` (`openOn: press | contextmenu`, submenu `items` bindable to a host source) and `Select`.