# YazSes v2.10.0-dev.1 — Wave N opens: structural editing, i18n & accessibility-output (developer preview)

**Pre-release · not published** (publish workflows are pinned to `v0.x`/`v1.x`; v2 dev tags do
not ship). **v1.4.1 remains the stable release.** Every feature is **OFF by default**.

**Opens Wave N** (`design/vision/v2-research/16-wave-n.md`) — a fresh state-of-the-art round spanning
structural code editing, internationalization (transliteration, diacritics, Braille), and
accessibility-output correctness (anomia, eyes-free, blind/screen-reader, cognitive load). Ten
evidence-anchored features are designed; this drop ships the first two pure cores.

## New in dev.1 (all off by default)

- **HatSelect** (ADR-v2-115, `[hatselect]`) — every visible token gets a spoken label so you can edit
  *structurally* — "select alpha to charlie", "delete bravo", "wrap alpha" — without ever naming
  cursor motions. `assign_labels` (NATO) + `resolve_reference` (spans) + `plan_structural_edit`. The
  highest-demand hands-free voice-coding paradigm, for RSI/motor-impaired developers. Anchor:
  Cursorless (Talon).
- **Transliteration** (ADR-v2-116, `[translit]`) — dictate your native language in Latin letters
  ("salam, chetori?") and inject the native script (سلام، چطوری؟) — Whisper nails romanized phonetics
  where it mis-transcribes low-resource native audio. `transliterate` (table-driven longest-match,
  built-in Finglish→Persian) + `detect_scheme`. For bilingual/diaspora and low-resource-language
  users. Anchor: ITRANS, Pinyin, Google Input Tools.

`yazses features` now lists **127 capabilities**. (HatSelect is experimental — `features enable`
requires `--force`.)

## Wave N remaining
BrailleOut · WordFind (reverse-dictionary) · Echo (audio replay) · SRPace (screen-reader pacing) ·
LoadGuard (cognitive-load guardrails) · Diacritize · SafeGlyph (confusables) · Outline.

## Quality
1415 tests green across Linux × macOS × Windows on Python 3.11 and 3.12. Both new cores are
unit-tested to 100% with **no new dependency** (pure NATO labeling + table transliteration; the
editor bridge and full ITRANS/Pinyin tables are optional/later tiers). The default install and the
v1 dictation path are unchanged.