isWidgetNode(t: any) → boolean

ZuiArgs Module Shared argument resolver for container builders (panel, vbox, hbox, grid, …). Container builders historically took `(children, opts)` with children FIRST — but the intuitive call an author reaches for is the single options table `Z.panel({ style = …, children = {…} })` (the shape `card` already uses). Passed to a `(children, opts)` builder, that table landed in the children slot and its `children` key was silently dropped — the panel rendered nothing, with no error. `resolve` removes that pit. It accepts every unambiguous shape and routes it correctly; when a call is genuinely ambiguous it raises a precise error instead of silently dropping content. Nothing is ever ignored: every input either builds what you meant or tells you why it can't. local resolve = require("modules.deprecated.zui.widget.args") local children, opts = resolve("panel", a, b) Accepted shapes: resolve("panel", { childA, childB }, opts?) -- canonical array + opts resolve("panel", singleChildNode, opts?) -- a lone widget (auto-wrapped) resolve("panel", { style = …, children = {…} }) -- single options table resolve("panel", { style = … }) -- options only (no children) resolve("panel", nil, opts?) -- no children Errors (never silent) on: * a children array that ALSO carries a `children` key * an options-shaped first argument passed alongside a 2nd options arg * `opts.children` that isn't an array * a first argument that is neither a table, a widget, nor nil

resolve(builderName: string, a: any, b: any) →

Resolve a container builder's flexible `(children, opts)` arguments into a definite `(children, opts)` pair, accepting the single options-table form and erroring loudly on ambiguous input rather than silently dropping children. table (carrying `children`), or nil.

local kids, opts = resolve("panel", a, b)