From the anti-slop run (design-dev, 2026-09-28). A rendered doc ran 110-120
characters a line and its h3 sat at 1.08x its body. Prose blocks in
.markdown-body are capped at 72ch (pre and tables keep the full width, where
they scroll), and h3/h2/h1 step at 1.2/1.44/1.73em. Measured in a real
browser: a long paragraph now reads under 76 characters across, and every
heading step is >= 1.18.
Contract: as_antislop S4. Falsifiers: antislop.toml 43/43 proved (S1-S4);
all 12 tables 323/323 proved on this tree.
From the anti-slop run (design-dev, 2026-09-28). Measured in a real browser
at 390x844 (tests/test_antislop_browser.py), because a layout claim read off
a stylesheet is a guess.
- Bench rows wrap at <=600px (state + name/URL, then who/when/actions); the
name's column was squeezed to ~53px and overprinted the owner and date.
- The board head and the benches head drop their note under the count, so
"33 links · 1 pinned" / "3 benches" keep one line.
- An inline doc's bar wraps: the name takes the full width and breaks only
where it must; it was set one word wide.
- A file tile's download link starts below the ordinal badge.
- The review and compare stages drop the tagline at <=600px (the server
marks them `page-stage` on <html>), so the header is one line; the Desk
keeps its tagline (the test's negative control).
Not changed, with reasons in the contract: `.vname` already ellipsises, and
the filmstrip's clipped edge frame is the scroller's "more" cue.
Contract: as_antislop S3. Falsifiers: antislop.toml 41/41 proved (S1-S3);
all 12 tables 321/321 proved on this tree.
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