#3615 2ee865dbe93d8d81d41d1287e3eed6dd106ec970 Thanks @Jolg42! - fix images encoding in dist zip

#3624 5241a2335b8fc9038f9c23c8152bec548ef43cb7 Thanks @becky-gilbert! - Fix updatePluginVersions task so that plugin versions are automatically updated on the plugin documentation pages.

#3619 a89271999c5b3a15b76540109207d00a91d89a4c Thanks @jodeleeuw! - This release improves the appearance of survey trials on mobile devices. It removes the custom CSS classes that were used in previously because they conflicted with SurveyJS's built-in mobile/responsive styling. As a result, this plugin version no longer uses the following CSS classes (all specific to the survey plugin): "jspsych-body", "jspsych-body-container", "jspsych-question-content", "jspsych-question-root", "jspsych-page", "jspsych-footer","jspsych-nav-complete", "jspsych-row-multiple". If your code references these classes, you should switch to the corresponding SurveyJS classes when upgrading to this plugin version.

This adds a new min_width plugin parameter that can be used to minimum width of the survey container. This is applied as a CSS min-width property to the survey container element.

This release also updates the SurveyJS version from 2.2.0 to 2.3.12. See the SurveyJS release notes and list of breaking changes for complete information. This update includes some bug fixes and improvements to SurveyJS that, while mostly minor, could change the appearance and functionality of existing jsPsych survey trials in unexpected ways. It also includes major (breaking) changes to the SurveyJS form library API that could affect users who use the API. Please test your experiments carefully when updating this plugin, and consult the SurveyJS release notes and other documentation for specifics.

• Some new SurveyJS features:
  • Comment fields for individual choice options. For single- and multi-select questions (Checkboxes, Radio Button Group, and Dropdown), you can configure a comment field to appear when that choice is selected to allow the participant to provide additional information.
  • Checkbox matrix (table) question. This allows participants to select multiple options per matrix/table row, rather than only being able to respond with a single option (radio button).
  • New API event for intercepting or canceling expression evaluation.
  • Slider and Range Slider question types can now be used as cell editors in Multi-Select and Dynamic Matrices (tables).
  • Exclusive columns in checkbox matrix questions. You can set any of the response columns in a multi-select matrix/table question to be an exclusive column. When an exclusive column is selected, all other checkboxes in the same row are automatically deselected. This is useful for options like "None", "Refuse to answer", or "Don't know".
  • Better control over scale labels and tooltip visibility in Slider and Range Slider questions:
    • When using custom labels, you can now show both the label and its corresponding value.
    • Slider and Range Slider tooltips can be set to be always visible instead of just on hover or focus.
  • Nested content within choice options. You can now embed conditional questions/panels inside Checkboxes and Radio Button Group options for follow-up questions.

#3554 c5ccbd35786c9d9f92d3f3806d6d3900e7b6f8ab Thanks @becky-gilbert! - This release updates the SurveyJS version from 1.9.138 to 2.2.0. See the SurveyJS release notes and list of breaking changes for complete information. This update includes some bug fixes and improvements to SurveyJS that, while mostly minor, could change the appearance and functionality of existing jsPsych survey trials in unexpected ways. It also includes major (breaking) changes to the SurveyJS form library API that could affect users. Please test your experiments carefully when updating this plugin, and consult the SurveyJS release notes and other documentation for specifics.

• New SurveyJS features:
  • New slider and range slider question types.
  • Support for recursive question numbering.
  • In dynamic panels, the new templateQuestionTitleWidth property allows you to align question titles and input fields.
  • In dropdown and tag box questions, you can now allow user-defined choice options.
  • New loop and merge feature allows you to repeat a group of questions and combine the responses into one data object. It can be used to present a fixed set of questions, or dynamically repeat questions in response to the participant's responses.
  • New round() and trunc() functions that can be used for calculations in expressions.
  • The dateDiff() function now includes hours and minutes.
  • In checkbox questions, you can create a custom exclusive option that clears all other selected choices in the same question when selected.
• Breaking changes that affect plugin users:
  • Survey element titles no longer use HTML heading tags (<h1>-<h6>). You may need to make changes if you use these tags as selectors for custom code/CSS.
  • Question numbering is disabled by default. If you use question numbering, you may need to add showQuestionNumbers: true to your top-level survey JSON, or survey.showQuestionNumbers = true; to your survey function.
  • The default logo sizes in the survey header have changed from 200 px H x 300 px W, to 40 px H x "auto" W (preserving original aspect ratio).
  • When multiple choice and checkbox items are presented in multiple columns, they are now laid out column-by-column instead of row-by-row.
  • In image picker questions, the images were previously capped in size but now fill the available space. You can set an upper limit on the image height/width with the maxImageWidth and maxImageHeight parameters.
  • There have been a number of form library API members (properties, methods, events) that have been deprecated or removed.
• Developer-facing changes:
  • SurveyJS UI package changed from survey-knockout-ui (removed in survey-core v2) to survey-js-ui (i.e. the Vanilla JS option).
  • SurveyJS v1 -> v2 code migration changes.
  • Hides a rollup build warning due to the use of top-level 'this' by SurveyJS.
  • Adds a resizeObserver mock to fix broken tests caused by SurveyJS's dependence on resizeObserver.
  • Creates a new survey container div on the display element to render into, to fix a rendering bug introduced by the SurveyJS update.
• Other plugin changes:
  • Adds a minified version of the plugin's CSS file, survey.min.css, and loads it in the plugin example files.
  • In the docs and example files, (1) updates the button_html parameter value from a string to a function (for *-button-response v2 migration), (2) removes showQuestionNumbers: false, as that is now the default.
  • Adds a new "slider_scale.html" example to the plugin's examples folder. Thanks @Max-Lovell!