KbTemplate

Represents a compiled kBars template ready for rendering.

Parsing is deferred until the first call to render; the factory does not throw. The parsed template — and the per-identifier classification and compiled-pointer caches derived from it — is retained, so a single template can be rendered many times (each with its own KbEnvironment) without re-parsing or re-classifying.

Templates are not thread-safe: a single template instance must not be rendered from multiple threads concurrently. Reuse across renders must be sequential — one render call completes before the next begins.

This interface is sealed: instances are obtained via KbTemplate.create and cannot be implemented outside this library. Sealing lets new members be added in future versions without breaking binary compatibility for consumers.