UI.12 Drafting layout: menu bar, quick-access strip, ribbon, file tabs, view cube and navigation bar, command line, Model / Layout tabs, status toggles

The owner's reference screenshot is a 2D drafting workspace of the kind people who come from the long-established drafting program know: a menu bar (File Edit View Insert Format Tools Draw Dimension Modify Window Help), the quick-access strip with the workspace drop-down and search, a ribbon (Home Insert Annotate Parametric View Manage Output Add-ins Collaborate) with Draw / Modify / Annotation / Layers / Block / Properties / Groups / Utilities / Clipboard / View groups, file tabs (Start, Drawing1*, +), the drawing with a viewport label, a view cube with compass, a navigation bar and an axes icon, a floating command line, Model / Layout1 / Layout2 tabs and a status bar of toggles with the scale and a customize gear, in a dark chrome. None of our six built-ins is this one (docked and autorev are BIM ribbons, Vector and Sketch are palette layouts). This row: a seventh built-in, "Drafting" (assets/workspaces/drafting.ccworkspace.json; the name is ours, never the program's: the vendor-names rule), made only of the engine's blocks (menubar set "drafting", titlebar with quick + switcher + search, ribbon with more/slots/contextual, viewtabs open at view-top, the four view overlays, commandline float, viewtabs all at view-bottom, statusbar toggles + scale + customize, look.tone dark), listed in all eight apps and SuperCad Studio; CadCraft's adapter fills every slot, the other apps fill what they have (resolveLayout drops the rest with a note, as today). Every pixel from our tokens and icons: the layout copies where things are, never another program's artwork. Conformance test, help topic common/layout-drafting, es-MX and id words, a screenshot for /download and the release note.