Libraries vs. Content Libraries, and "Course Visibility For Unenrolled Learners"=public classes

Searching the forums, I have basically the same question as this one: How [can I] make Library components visible in Public classes? (But I can’t reply to that thread because it’s closed.)

I can see in the past that @arbrandes said there was a thing called “Content Libraries” coming to replace Libraries. Are those here yet as of Olive or Palm?

Because I was just testing out classes with visibility set to “public” in Olive, and that has some benefits. But one of the drawbacks is that I had used libraries to share some material between classes, but in a public class that material disappears and gets replaced with “{Library Title} is only accessible to enrolled learners. Sign in or register, and enroll in this course to view it.”, which is not what I want for people visiting a public page. If they want to engage in a discussion, or track their completion, then sure, they should register. But if they just want to read some text and watch some videos, I’d like them to be able to do that.

Bumping this question again now that I finally got upgraded to Palm which doesn’t have its public courses broken. Here’s what students see in the class when there’s a library included:

It doesn’t seem like libraries should be hidden from public classes. Discussion forum boxes, sure, fine, that’s an encouragement to enroll in the class (though I would prefer they showed up and you just needed to register to reply.)

How can I make Libraries visible publicly in public classes?