Keep the reason, drop the speaker, across all three plugins
The 36 baselined references in gospel-internet (23), gospel-resources (9) and cities-internet (4) each wrapped a real engineering reason around an attribution. The reason is what a reader needs; the speaker is process vocabulary that does not belong in shipped text. Every one is rewritten in place, keeping the measurement and the date where they were there: "NUMERALS ARE HELD fleet-wide (2026-09-26)", "(2026-09-27: one more level of zoom-out was needed)", "Reported from use: it overlapped the bottom of the page". Where a quote carried the requirement, the requirement is now stated directly rather than quoted. Comment-only: 36 insertions against 36 deletions, one line for one line, and no built text changes. Route test passes — 0 files under library/ or internal/, so this self-lands rather than going through studio. Two things I nearly shipped by accident, both caught before committing: `git add -A` swept in a 1,961-line vite.config timestamp artefact from my own build, and editing the JSON meta through a parser reformatted "composes" from one line to three. The artefact is deleted and the JSON is edited as a string, so the diff is only what I meant to change.
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@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ const profileConfig = inject('profileConfig', ref(null))
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// The local fill() is gone with the guard: fillParams applies the same interpolation, except it leaves
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// a placeholder for a NULL value where this fill() rendered the string "null".
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const t = useOptionalT('connectivity')
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// NUMERALS ARE HELD for the Driver (dx-shepherd, 2026-09-26): a locale-following format would switch
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// NUMERALS ARE HELD fleet-wide (2026-09-26): a locale-following format would switch
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// 'ar' to Arabic-Indic digits. Until that is decided, numbers keep the browser-default format they
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// had before this pass; only the TEXT is translated.
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const num = (n) => (Number(n) || 0).toLocaleString()
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@ -95,11 +95,11 @@ const adm1 = shallowRef(null) // { meta, byArea: { [adm1]: { name, wome
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const adm1Sex = ref('women') // which half of the survey the fill shows; both are in the sheet
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const selectedAdm1 = ref(null)
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// ── People-group dots (Driver: "red dots on the map to show me where the people groups are")
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// ── People-group dots — red dots showing where the people groups are
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// The DOXA list from pray-tools, the same list Prayer Progress draws. It carries the slug the
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// detail panel fetches by. The shared pin table (tables/people-group-pins.json) has no slug,
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// so its dots could not open that panel.
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// Dark slate with a white ring (Driver 2026-09-28: the red dots looked wrong on the mostly green
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// Dark slate with a white ring (2026-09-28: the red dots looked wrong on the mostly green
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// map). A neutral dark reads on every fill here, the green/amber/red/grey bands AND India's pale-to-deep
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// blues, and it carries no "good/bad" meaning the way red does on a map whose red means under 25%.
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// The white ring keeps it apart from the deepest blue and from the dark basemap.
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// The local fill() is gone with the guard: fillParams applies the same interpolation, except it leaves
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// a placeholder for a NULL value where this fill() rendered the string "null".
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const t = useOptionalT('connectivity')
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// NUMERALS ARE HELD for the Driver (dx-shepherd, 2026-09-26): a locale-following format would switch
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// NUMERALS ARE HELD fleet-wide (2026-09-26): a locale-following format would switch
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// 'ar' to Arabic-Indic digits. Until that is decided, numbers keep the browser-default format they
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// had before this pass; only the TEXT is translated.
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const num = (n) => (Number(n) || 0).toLocaleString()
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if (c === 'bounded') boundedEver.value = true
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if (c === 'centered') centeredEver.value = true
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}, { immediate: true })
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// The Driver's order: Language tree, Bounded set, Centered set, then Map. The centered-set
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// The tab order is Language tree, Bounded set, Centered set, then Map. The centered-set
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// target waited for its data rather than shipping as an empty tab; ring and ringNb are
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// columns on near-neighbors.json now, so it is here.
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const CENTRE_TABS = computed(() => [
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'grid-template-columns:var(--facet-w,264px) minmax(0,1fr) var(--rail-w,360px);' +
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'grid-template-rows:auto auto auto minmax(0,1fr) var(--table-h,38%);' +
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// The charts rail runs the full height beside the map AND the table: sized to the map row alone it was
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// ~300px and clipped its four charts (rega, the Driver: "the charts don't look good").
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// ~300px and clipped its four charts (rega: the charts did not look good).
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'grid-template-areas:"top top top" "combos combos combos" "note note note" "facets map rail" "facets grid rail";' +
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'font:13px/1.35 Roboto,-apple-system,"Segoe UI",sans-serif;overflow:hidden}' +
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'.gb-top{grid-area:top;display:flex;align-items:center;flex-wrap:wrap;gap:10px 16px;padding:10px 14px;background:#fff;border-bottom:1px solid #d1d4cd}' +
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for (const p of placed) ext = Math.max(ext, Math.abs(p.x) + p.R, Math.abs(p.y) + p.R)
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// The tapestry spans ~34% of the Mercator square. The engines stop at zoom 0 (the whole square), so the
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// smaller the drawing, the further a reader can zoom OUT from its opening view: at 68% there was about
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// one level of room (Driver, 2026-09-27: "I need to be able to zoom out a bit more"); now there are two.
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// one level of room (2026-09-27: one more level of zoom-out was needed); now there are two.
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const K = 0.17 / ext
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const toLngLat = (u, v) => {
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const X = 0.5 + u * K, Y = 0.5 - v * K
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}
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const en = await render('en')
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// the Driver's default (2026-09-28): with no knob both legends start collapsed behind their "Legend" button
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// the shipped default (2026-09-28): with no knob both legends start collapsed behind their "Legend" button
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const shut = await render('en', {})
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ok(!/data-tree-legend|class="gim-legend"/.test(shut.html) && /class="gtr-min"/.test(shut.html) && /class="gim-legend-min"/.test(shut.html),
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'en: with no knob, the tree and map legends start collapsed')
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const tally = computed(() => boundedSetTally(layout.value))
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// formatCount, not toLocaleString(): a bare toLocaleString follows the READER'S BROWSER,
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// so one page could print 2,074 here and 2.074 in the panel beside it. formatCount holds
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// en-US in one place until the Driver rules on numerals.
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// en-US in one place until the numerals question is ruled on.
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// The `|| 0` stays: formatCount FORMATS and deliberately does not decide what empty means —
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// Number(undefined) is NaN, so handing it a missing count would print "NaN" where this has
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// always printed 0. The locale source changes; the empty policy does not.
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// group, so it is filtered out by tier rather than by id.
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onClick: (id, f) => { if (f?.properties?.tier === TIERS.GROUP && id) openAndFrame(id, f) },
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}))
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// The cross marks the centre the boundary is drawn around — the Driver reported this chart had
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// The cross marks the centre the boundary is drawn around — this chart was reported as having
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// none. Same geometry and the same call as the centered chart, so the two cannot drift apart.
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addCrossLayer(map, project, 'gbsm-cross')
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// The same ResizeObserver fit as the centered chart, and for the same reason: this panel is
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.filter(Boolean).slice(0, 400))
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// formatCount, not toLocaleString(): a bare toLocaleString follows the READER'S BROWSER,
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// so one page could print 2,074 here and 2.074 in the panel beside it. formatCount holds
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// en-US in one place until the Driver rules on numerals.
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// en-US in one place until the numerals question is ruled on.
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// The `|| 0` stays: formatCount FORMATS and deliberately does not decide what empty means —
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// Number(undefined) is NaN, so handing it a missing count would print "NaN" where this has
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// always printed 0. The locale source changes; the empty policy does not.
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</p>
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<template v-else-if="near">
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<div class="gcs-fig">
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<!-- The figure is the whiteboard map, not SVG: the Driver asked for pan, zoom and labels
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<!-- The figure is the whiteboard map, not SVG: pan, zoom and labels are required
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that appear as you zoom in, and the engine gives tiling and label collision that an
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SVG version would have to reimplement. The PRINTED component stays SVG — a sheet has
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no zoom and no hover, so the two media genuinely want different renderers. -->
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</button>
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<!-- ★ @fullscreen WAS NOT BOUND. The legend declares emits ['select','fullscreen'] and
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renders a labelled, focusable full-screen button; only select was wired, so the
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button rendered, looked right and did nothing. It is a Driver ask, and it is the
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button rendered, looked right and did nothing. It is a required behaviour, and it is the
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half-wired-config shape: the visible half worked, so nothing looked broken.
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The handler delegates to the SHARED fullscreen implementation rather than calling
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requestFullscreen here. That is not ceremony: iOS Safari does not implement
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handle.value = markRaw(addTieredPointLayers(map, {
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data: data.value,
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sourceId: 'gcsm',
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// The Driver's staging: bands read zoomed out, rings in the middle, groups in close.
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// The staging is: bands read zoomed out, rings in the middle, groups in close.
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tiers: [
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{ tier: TIERS.BAND, minzoom: 0, weight: 'bold', offset: 1.1 },
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{ tier: TIERS.RING, minzoom: 3.2, weight: 'regular', offset: 0.8, muted: true },
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opacityExpr: opacityExpr.value,
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font: labelFont,
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// A click on a GROUP opens that people group and frames it; a click anywhere else on a ring
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// selects the ring, as before. The Driver asked for "exactly like the Language tree", so
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// selects the ring, as before. The requirement is "exactly like the Language tree", so
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// this is GiTree's path rather than an approximation of it: openGroup() is the same call,
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// and the camera respects reduced motion the same way.
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onClick: (id, f) => {
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<script setup>
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/**
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* GiCharts.vue — the right rail: FOUR charts, each answering one plain question about the groups shown,
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* chosen to show a newcomer the GAPS they would not otherwise see (Driver, 2026-09-27: "a reader can't
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* chosen to show a newcomer the GAPS they would not otherwise see (2026-09-27: a reader can't
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* tell what they're saying"; "showcase the gaps ... the biggest, most helpful, clearest data"). Each
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* carries its question as the title, says what one bar is and what it counts, and ends in a one-line
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* takeaway computed from the same rows.
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// Province shading: 'zero' = groups with nothing found in their own language (from the rows in scope),
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// 'women' / 'men' = NFHS-5 ever used the internet (India only; China has no verified provincial source).
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const provinceMode = ref('zero')
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// the Driver: legends start collapsed, one tap on "Legend" opens them; the embed knob legend:"open" opens them
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// Legends start collapsed, one tap on "Legend" opens them; the embed knob legend:"open" opens them
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const legendOpen = ref(board.profileConfig.value?.legend === 'open')
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let unmounted = false
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let adm1Table = null // { [shapeName]: { women, men } } India, NFHS-5
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const T = useGiT()
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// formatCount, not toLocaleString(): a bare toLocaleString follows the READER'S BROWSER,
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// so one page could print 2,074 here and 2.074 in the panel beside it. formatCount holds
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// en-US in one place until the Driver rules on numerals.
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// en-US in one place until the numerals question is ruled on.
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// The `|| 0` stays: formatCount FORMATS and deliberately does not decide what empty means —
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// Number(undefined) is NaN, so handing it a missing count would print "NaN" where this has
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// always printed 0. The locale source changes; the empty policy does not.
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* GiTree.vue — the LANGUAGE TREE, on a whiteboard: every family our people groups belong to, as a radial
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* tree (family -> branches -> languages -> dialects), the families packed like cells in a dish.
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*
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* WHY THE MAP ENGINE AND NOT D3/SVG (Driver, 2026-09-27: "snappy, lightweight, lower definition when
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* WHY THE MAP ENGINE AND NOT D3/SVG (2026-09-27: snappy, lightweight, lower definition when
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* zoomed out"): the same MapLibre / Mapbox the board already loads draws the tree on the GPU. It tiles the
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* GeoJSON per zoom level, so zoomed out it draws LESS; its label placement never lets two labels overlap
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* the charts and the CSV then show.
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*/
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// ── the access ladder (the Driver's three words, then the sub-ladder) ───────────────────────────────
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// ── the access ladder (the three headline words, then the sub-ladder) ───────────────────────────────
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export const ACCESS_LEVELS = ['own', 'bridge', 'zero']
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export const ACCESS_DETAILS = ['read_watch', 'read', 'hear', 'stories', 'none']
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export const BANDS = ['yes', 'partial', 'no', 'nodata']
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// '' = not in the URL: the board opens on its default (the language tree, 2026-09-28)
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const panel = ['tree', 'map'].includes(q.get('panel')) ? q.get('panel') : hasMapState(q) ? 'map' : ''
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"_comment": "Capability-4 composite that BAKES this bundle's own map and tables into ONE element, stacked to scroll. Both children are imported directly and compiled into the single gospel-resources bundle — no runtime injection, no second script, and no cross-bundle version skew: the tables you scroll to are built from the same pin index the map above them draws. This is the 'gospel resources dashboard' that was asked for.",
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* @description The gospel map and its tables as one scrolling element: 12,379 people-group pins with the real Scripture, film and Bible-story links for each group's own language, above every resource with its URL and the 1,613 groups where nothing was found, exportable as CSV.
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* dashboard if possible", and the two halves already existed as separate profiles that a
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* reader had to know to visit separately: the map answers "where", the tables answer
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* "what exactly, and give me the list". Neither is improved by being rebuilt; they are
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* The claim above — "all three sit apart from the clay ramp" — was false for the one that
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* matters. Tier 0 was #7d3b30 and the darkest country fill is #7d3b30: THE SAME COLOUR. So in
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* exactly the countries with 40+ groups having nothing, the pins that matter most dissolved
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* into their own country. Reported by the Driver; confirmed by reading the two tables.
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* into their own country. Reported from use; confirmed by reading the two tables.
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*
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* Hue alone cannot fix this, because a choropleth and its pins compete for the same range at
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* every zoom. So the states differ in FORM, which survives any background:
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// KEEP THIS BYTE-IDENTICAL to cities-internet/connectivity-map.vue: they are
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// clones and the whole point of fixing them together is that they not diverge.
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/* ═══ THE LEGEND MUST NEVER RUN OFF THE MAP ═══════════════════════════════════════════
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Reported by the Driver: it overlapped the bottom of the page. It is absolutely
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Reported from use: it overlapped the bottom of the page. It is absolutely
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positioned inside the map, so its height was whatever its content happened to be — on a
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short viewport that is taller than the map itself, and the overflow simply escaped.
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Capped to the map's own height and scrolled inside. The cap is the CONTAINER's height,
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'.gm-linklist span{color:#6d766e}' +
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'.is-dark .gm-linklist{background:rgba(59,70,61,.6);border-color:#6d766e;color:#f3f3f1}' +
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'.is-dark .gm-linklist span{color:#d1d4cd}' +
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/* ⚠ LOGICAL, NOT PHYSICAL (Driver-found, rega measured on main 52eeb0db). Under ar the five
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/* ⚠ LOGICAL, NOT PHYSICAL (found in use, rega measured on main 52eeb0db). Under ar the five
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map controls mirror to the LEFT while `left:8px` kept the legend physically left, so the
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legend sat underneath all five of them. cities-internet shares this class name and passed
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for one reason: it anchors inline. Every physical left/right in this stylesheet that has a
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// "Akhvakh (ашвалӏи мицӏцІи)" to a code by NAME — the exact guess this
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// build removed when Doxa's own API made it unnecessary, and the guess
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// that would have handed Akha in Laos one of three sub-varieties.
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// WHAT IT IS WORTH ANYWAY: the Driver asked for the people who do the
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// WHAT IT IS WORTH ANYWAY: the ask was for the people who do the
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// translation work, so that a group with nothing can be handed to a team
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// that already has the linguistic work and the relationships. For the
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// Caucasus cluster, IBT is that team, by name. That belongs in a leads
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@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ const NOT_SCANNED = 'api_bible, dbl, progress_bible, youversion'
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// returns 2 versions for eng and 3 for deu, against the dozens each
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// really has. Shipping it would UNDERSTATE coverage while looking
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// authoritative, which is worse than leaving it out.
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// The honest route is a YouVersion API key, which is a Driver task and
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// The honest route is a YouVersion API key, which is an owner task and
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// not something an agent should work around. Until then this pool is
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// named in the unchecked list, never in the checked one.
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// GRN was the opposite case and is worth the contrast: also name-shy at first glance, but
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* fetch-doxa-people-groups.mjs — the 2,107 people groups DOXA actually prays for.
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*
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* ═══ WHY THIS EXISTS ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
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* This map was built on the full 12,379-pin people-groups dataset, and the Driver's reading
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* This map was built on the full 12,379-pin people-groups dataset, and the reading
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* of it was blunt and correct: it is MISLEADING for the job it is meant to do. Doxa does not
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* work 12,379 groups. They work the ~2,100 on pray.doxa.life, and a map that shows every
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* group on earth buries the ones they can actually reach — and paints countries by a gap
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