chore(sync): mirror docs from openclaw/openclaw@7d306bc

Author: openclaw-docs-sync[bot]

.openclaw-sync/source.json

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docs/nodes/computer-use.md

@@ -93,6 +93,8 @@ For a window image, use `get_window_state` with `windowRef` and `includeScreensh
 
 The CUA provider also exposes the v2 browser family: `get_browser_state`, `browser_prepare`, `browser_navigate`, `browser_click`, `browser_type`, `browser_dialog`, `browser_set_input_files`, `browser_download`, and `browser_pointer`. Use `list_windows` to discover a native browser's `windowRef`, then pass it to `get_browser_state` to obtain an opaque `browserRef` and page references. Subsequent `get_browser_state` page snapshots and browser actions require both `browserRef` and `pageRef`; snapshots return the observation and element references needed for input. `browser_prepare` also requires the discovered `windowRef`, even for an isolated profile. These references belong to one Computer Use execution and driver generation; navigation invalidates page-element observations, and a driver restart invalidates the complete browser reference set.
 
+Text payloads in `set_value.value` and `browser_type.text` preserve leading and trailing whitespace, including whitespace-only and empty strings.
+
 CUA additionally exposes `get_recording_state`, `start_recording`, `stop_recording`, and `replay_trajectory`. Recording and browser file operations use opaque `openclaw:computer-resource` handles. The selected computer host creates and validates the underlying files and directories; agent actions never accept native paths, output roots, or helper executable paths. Handles belong to one Computer Use execution and cannot be reused by another execution.
 
 On the macOS Peekaboo provider, screen-coordinate scrolling uses foreground wheel input at the requested coordinate or current pointer. Background scrolling requires a window and an element from its current observation; it never falls back to global wheel input.