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Canvas coordinates are physical pixels while font sizes are handed to the raster path in font space and multiplied by `dpi_scale` there. `TextEdit` mixed both: on a 2560×1440 panel at scale 2 a field 44 logical px tall measures 88 physical px and its text 32, yet the eye of `password_toggle` was rasterised at the 20 px of `PASSWORD_TOGGLE_SIZE` and the caret was `font_size + 4` = 20 px tall and 2 px wide, so both came out at less than half their intended size next to a field that otherwise scaled correctly. Password toggle. The icon, the slop around it and the column reserved for it on the right edge now follow the field height, which is already physical: `password_toggle_scale` is `rect.height / theme::HEIGHT` and `password_toggle_reserve` applies it to the icon plus its slop. `password_toggle_hit_zone( rect )` keeps its signature and is built from the same helpers, so the zone that `handle_password_toggle_press` tests still matches what `draw` paints. A field `HEIGHT` tall at scale 1 gives exactly the previous geometry, which is what the existing hit-zone tests cover. Caret. The single-line caret multiplies its height and width by `canvas.dpi_scale()`, the same factor the glyphs are rasterised with. The literals become `theme::CARET_W` and `theme::CARET_OVERHANG`, shared with the multiline variant. Multiline. The multiline variant had the same defect throughout: `preferred_size`, `draw_multiline`, the multiline branch of `byte_offset_at` and the `cursor_visual_*` helpers all used `theme::FONT_SIZE`, `LINE_H_MULT`, `PAD_V_MULTI` and `PAD_H` as raw numbers. The text was rasterised at `16 × dpi_scale` but the line pitch stayed at 22.4 physical px, so at scale 2 the rows overlapped, the first one was clipped at the top, the caret was half height and the box claimed half the height its rows needed. It also ignored `.font_size( … )` and the widget-scaling mode, which the single-line variant honours. The new `metrics.rs` holds `MultilineMetrics`, resolved once per call from the canvas and the field's `font_size`: the font through `resolve_font_size`, the glyph and line heights from it times `dpi_scale`, the paddings through `canvas.geom_px` like the other stock widgets, and the caret size. It also owns the inner width, the visible row count and the first visible row, which `draw_multiline` and `byte_offset_at` each computed on their own. Sizing, drawing, hit-testing and vertical caret navigation now agree by construction. `cursor_visual_up`, `cursor_visual_down`, `cursor_visual_home` and `cursor_visual_end` gain a `font_size: Option<Length>` parameter; their callers in `event_loop/text_editing/cursor.rs` already received it from `text_input_geometry` and discarded it. One visible change at scale 1: the multiline paddings and the default multiline font now go through `geom_px` and `font_px`, so in fluid mode they scale with the surface between 0.7 and 1.5 times the design value instead of staying at 20 / 12 / 16 px. The horizontal padding of the single-line variant is still the raw `PAD_H`.