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Keep the reason, drop the speaker, in the poster comment

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check:no-new-driver-references went red on development with my landing: the
comment I wrote when removing the SVG download named who set the rule. The gate's
own advice is the fix — the engineering reason is what a reader needs, and it
stands without attribution.

Comment-only: 0 non-comment lines changed, and the minifier strips comments, so
the shipped bundle is byte-unaffected and needs no rebuild. Verified rather than
assumed: the phrase greps 0 in the built artefact either way.

Found by regions, who proved it on bare ced1eb73c before their own cherry-pick
touched anything, and who held their push rather than landing on a red.
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plugin-designs/gospel-internet/src/components/GiTree.vue
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@ -313,8 +313,8 @@ function printPoster() {
if (p) openPrintFrame(posterPrintHtml(p.svg, p.size, T('gospelInternet.tree.posterTitle', 'Gospel access, language family by language family')), { autoprint: true })
}
// ★ NO DOWNLOAD BUTTON HERE. This used to write gospel-language-tree-<size>in.svg to disk beside the
// Print button. The Driver's rule is that a poster action opens the PRINT DIALOG and never downloads a
// file, and there was no case for an exception: printPoster above builds the same poster from the same
// Print button. A poster action opens the PRINT DIALOG and never downloads a file, and there was no
// case for an exception here: printPoster above builds the same poster from the same
// makePoster(), so the download was a second route to one artefact rather than a capability only it
// could offer. A reader who needs a file prints to PDF — the system's own dialog, not a silent write.
// check:poster-action-print (regions) uses this file as its poison case, so a download added here