Replace the temporary local size mirror with the shared ladder
(library/constants/posterSizes.js via resolvePosterSize): the plugin selects its
five keys (paper, 36x36, 36x60, 66x66, 60x96), mapping widthIn/heightIn from the
entry's inches and the panel count from its sheets, and keeps its own
locale-neutral dimension labels until the shared picker lands. One remaining
comment reference is neutralized.
- Reword source comments in agent-written, neutral terms and drop internal task-file
paths, so shipped source cites no process documents or attributions (passes
check:no-new-driver-references).
- documentation/how-to.md: note that Bible Posters needs https://bible.helloao.org in
connect-src (text is fetched per book at render time; none is bundled), so a host
under a strict CSP does not silently block it.
Address studio's 5B nits (non-blocking, folded in before the first render):
- Tag each translation with a BCP-47 code and set lang on the poster (html + body)
so hyphens:auto works in narrow justified columns — removes rivers on Latin text.
- Fetch a whole book atomically: a single chapter failure now aborts the sibling
requests and surfaces the error, instead of leaving a half book.
- Drop the English word "via" from the per-poster credit lines (a bare separator).
- Correct the entry comment: defineMapElement installs i18n; the hook only adds provides.
A new experimental generator (Posterverse) that renders an ENTIRE BOOK of the Bible
in justified, phone-width columns with a bold book-name header, in the languages of
the unreached people groups. Text is fetched at render time from public-domain
translations via the Free Use Bible API; no Bibles are stored in the repo or public/.
v1 offers strict public-domain texts only, with a per-poster credit line: the World
English Bible plus the prayer packet's Reina-Valera 1909, Ostervald, Luther 1912,
Synodal and Van Dyck (Arabic, right-to-left). Book, text-language and size pickers;
the generator reports which size fits a book at a readable type size, and standard
paper is honestly shown as too small for a whole book. Interface strings are
localized in all 11 locales. Starts from the 12 books the UPG-100 packet cites.
