The operator: "per booth blurring is now important since we are showing up to 4
images."
The Desk is why. Measured on the live set: 84 images across 22 booths on the
page he opens first, 10 of them blurred. Before the redesign the index showed
one cover per booth; four-up multiplies the exposure by four, and NOTHING POSTED
BEFORE THE REDESIGN OPTED INTO THAT.
The storage landed with the flag; this is the half that makes it usable before
design-dev's control ships. Seventeen handles call this script, so a session
posting sensitive work can self-blur AT POST TIME — which is the durable fix,
because the operator should not have to police 22 booths by hand.
No files named means the whole booth, which is the mental model already: `blur
<name> <file>...` was per item and required two arguments, so one argument could
only ever have been an error. COMPOSES with the per-item list: `unblur <name>`
clears the flag and leaves individual choices exactly as they were, the same
promise the resolver makes.
Also records both rulings routed this turn: x hides with the other Desk
controls, and the theme toggle reaches the chrome inside verbatim pages.
Verified under the system python3 with no venv, which is the only way most
callers ever run it.
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