Measured on the 60x96 print: every photo beside a name rasterised as the browser's broken-image glyph. An SVG
rasterised through <img> is an isolated document that fetches no external resource, and none of the people-group
photo hosts (media.joshuaproject.net, joshuaproject.net, images.peoplegroups.org and its resizer,
peoplegroupspublic.blob.core.windows.net, s3.doxa.life) sends CORS, so a photo cannot be inlined as data: in the
browser either.
- poster-raster.js: rasterPoster drops every <image> whose href is not data: (the basemap tiles are data: and stay),
so a download shows the paper, never the glyph. hasExternalImages() says when a sheet carries such photos.
- PosterWall: printing a generated sheet that carries photos prints THE SHEET ITSELF through printDocument, where
the photos load, on its own @page (60in 96in), instead of a raster shrunk onto letter. Same HUD steps.
- check:side-lanes: photo arms (0 external images reach the raster; the wall prints such a sheet as a document),
each with a poison in its self-test.
- check:side-lane-photo-pixels: the pixel side, a browser gate (a data: photo draws red; 99/99 external slots stay
flat; without the strip 0/99 do). Declared on-demand until its first browser-seat run.
DX Life's /pray at 1440 kept the pill at the viewport's bottom until the map's bottom came into view: the page
scrolls a container, not the document, so the document-only test saw a full-screen page and kept the fold.
pageScrolls now also walks out from the pill, across shadow roots, for an ancestor scroller whose content is
taller than it; a map wholly below or above the viewport is treated as on a scrolling page; and a lift is
cleared when the pill goes off screen, so a lift set while the map was half visible does not survive into the
next view. check:pin-hint-floor adds the inner-scroller, shadow-crossing and map-below-the-fold fixtures; its
self-test refuses 9 planted defects.
The packet and card-deck title named the selection's zones and countries only.
Since India's states bring people, a selection of states alone had no names, and
reduce() threw "Reduce of empty array with no initial value" at the reader.
selectionTitleNames (data/selection-export.js, pure) adds the states and union
territories that brought people. A province with no table is not named. A
selection that brought nobody (Mizoram or Nagaland alone) gives the keyed
"no people groups to print" instead.
check:batch-selection-export arm A6 tests it on the real served table: Gujarāt
alone is titled "Gujarāt", a state + a country names both, a province beside it is
not named, and Mizoram alone reads the keyed text. Its negative control shows the
old naming is empty and reduce() throws. The call site is pinned in arm C. Four
mutants each fail.
A sweep brought tracked source to 0 such lines; this gate keeps it there. It scans every tracked text file
except research data, build output and the translation catalogues, and allows only named lines (a file plus
the exact line, with its reason), never a whole file; the list is empty, since the gate builds its own
patterns from parts. gates:pre runs it; gates:post runs its self-test, which plants each class and checks
the per-line allowance.
The Country Posters India section headed "855 people groups · 37
countries", which is untrue: its cards are India's own and one per state
and union territory. sectionItemCountKey (default null: every section
counted with item-count-key, as before) lets a wall answer, per section,
an i18n plural key, or { key, n } to count n rather than the section's
card count, or null to keep the default.
Walls that do not pass it render byte-identical trees before and after
(a differential render of an upg100-style and a country-posters-style
wall). check:poster-wall-host-seams arm K: a named section counts in its
own key and number, an unnamed one keeps the default; it fails with the
prop ignored.
A section head read "<n> people groups · <items>" always, so a wall whose
cards count no people (Poster Design's gallery of templates) showed
"0 people groups · 4 lists" on every head. The total and its " · " now
leave together when the total is 0, the rule the cards already follow with
v-if="item.count". The head is still one string in one interpolation, so a
section with a total renders exactly the text it always did, whitespace
included: a differential render of an upg100-style wall and a
country-posters-style wall, before and after, gives identical trees.
check:poster-wall-host-seams gains arm J (a head with people keeps its
total; one without reads its items alone); the old head line fails it.
The wall intro writes its total in the digits the translated sentence already uses
(countInSentence): ar shows ٢٬١٠٧ beside its own ٢٧ and ٩:١٤, while CLDR's bare
'ar' would have formatted 2,107. Locales whose sentence uses Western digits are
unchanged. The fetching status goes through the same helper.
A people-group load that fails without a catalogue key (the 30 s abort, a dropped
network) now reads as the stall text, "still loading, try again in a moment",
instead of the browser's own English ("signal is aborted without reason"). Keyed
errors keep their own text, and the failed load leaves the cache, so the next Copy
fetches again.
check:upg-count arm E renders the intro through each locale's catalogue and
requires one digit system, with a negative control on the old ar render. Its
separator scan now also reads fr U+202F and ru U+00A0. check:batch-selection-export
arm A5 aborts a real fetch and refuses a real connection; both must read as the
stall text, and the old path must still show the raw message.
Comments in library/ and internal/ that quoted a person, attributed a decision to one, used first person,
named fleet agents or carried private host names now state the same technical fact in neutral words:
poster-render (including the comments it writes into generated posters), packet-render, the poster and
research scripts, PosterWall, DataTable, the legends, the layouts and the gates. The network-policy note
states the policy itself. Behaviour is unchanged: a few printed gate messages and reason labels drop an
agent name, the poster-render integrity pin follows its comment-only edit, and series.json changes only in
its _meta and _why notes. The historical poster design snapshots (library/scripts/posters/snapshots/),
which nothing reads, are removed.
staging-reference-v2.html's header states its design in plain words instead of a dated quote
(nothing reads the file; only file-map.md names it). THIRD-PARTY.md and
reference-universal-props.md no longer name an agent.
Comments, messages and docs only; no check logic changes.
- The role-word gate is renamed check-no-internal-role-nouns (and its baseline fixture). Same
logic: it builds the word from parts so the file does not carry it, and a planted line in
title case and in capitals still fails it while WebDriver and "GPU driver" do not.
- public-hygiene-check: the two role patterns are built from parts (the regexes are byte-
identical), the header loses the forge and date wording, and the prayer comment loses its
decision date. Its output on the tree is identical in normal and --strict modes.
- landing-preconditions, check-no-public-binds, check-published-tree-weight: no fleet tool
name, no "this box", no forge name in comments and messages.
- Removed: check-backlog-refs, check-backlog-status-enum, check-done-evidence,
check-verification-tags and check-dxlife-untouched (they police a private backlog and
workspace), with their scripts, docs, gate-list entries and orphan-baseline entry, and the
committed needs-eyes pages (check-embedded-rtl --emit writes them on demand).
- package.json docs: no agent names. Docs: the stale check mentions and the snapshot
references are gone (the snapshots themselves leave in the studio P commit).
gates:pre: PASS 115, FAIL 0, NOT MEASURED 1 (browser seat).
On a partner home page the map is a block in a scrolling page. The clamp floored the pill at the viewport
fold, so a map whose bottom was below the fold at load had its pill lifted to mid-map, re-set by the settle
timers and resize observers, and left there after a scroll, then dropped. The fold now counts only on a
page that does not scroll (a full-screen pane or leaf, where a phone's browser bar can cover the bottom);
the legend sheet and the licence credit still lift the pill everywhere. The floor is a pure function
(pinHintFloor.js), and check:pin-hint-floor proves both cases; its self-test refuses 5 planted defects.
Every size up to 36x66 prints on one sheet; 66x66 is two 36x66 sheets glued side by side over 6 in, and 60x96
is three 36x60 sheets stacked over 6 in overlaps. 36x48 moves from legacy into the ladder (3x4ft still
resolves to it); 24x36 stays legacy. check:poster-sizes now also refuses a size that is both offered and
legacy, and a glued size other than 66x66 and 60x96; its self-test refuses 10 broken tables.
series.json: a new `indiaState` series, modelled on `country`, so a state poster names itself honestly
("India State Maps", "What is a State Prayer Map?", one sheet for each state and union territory of India,
"which state God has put on their heart"). The country series' text would have called Gujarāt one of the
~170 Country Maps. Approved as the default wording; shown as editable.
check:series-isolation, two blind spots found by adding a third series:
- Shared wording was dropped from only the EARLIER series (sets were mutated while still being compared),
so the later one kept it as a fingerprint and the earlier failed for carrying it. The shared set is now
found on the original sets. Self-test: three series in any order; the old loop fails it.
- The contamination scan never read a series' `poster` block, where a country poster once printed the
UPG-100 side box. It does now. The phrases that NAME country and indiaState are hand-listed, so a
verbatim copy of one's framing into the other is caught even though symmetric dropping treats it as shared.
Self-test 9/9, including both directions of a country/state copy.
countrySheet.js: the seriesFor comment no longer says "map 1 of 0" was printed; it was latent (the map-only
packet page prints no series line, and the India poster is gated), as a rendered check showed.
VerticalTabsLayout, header off: on a phone a 44px bar (a real grid row) replaces the floating corner
circle, with the rail toggle at the inline start and a #phone-end slot at the end; on a desktop a
#rail-end slot sits at the bottom of the rail (it receives `collapsed`). Neither renders with a header
on, so header-on consumers and desktop layouts without a filler are unchanged. The --map-fab-* footprint
is no longer published; its readers fall back to their plain insets.
ShellLanguageMenu fills either slot: the switcher's languages plus the current one, a native select
under a globe face. A pick dispatches one cancelable, composed, bubbling doxa-language-request on the
host element (library/utils/languageRequest.js). A host that cancels keeps the language; otherwise the
menu emits 'switch' and writes ?lang= only on a page the tree generated.
check:shell-header (gates:pre, Vite SSR) asserts where the bar and the rail slot render, the event's
shape and count, cancel and no-cancel, the ?lang= rule and the language list; its self-test (gates:post)
refuses 11 planted defects. check:nav-reachable now presses the bar's toggle.
library/constants/posterSizes.js gains POSTER_LADDER: five portrait sizes keyed WxH in inches, each with the
sheets a printer feeds (named as panelSheets.js planPanels() takes them), whether a photo slot fits, and how
it reaches paper (the browser's print for paper, a print-shop PDF for the rest). Legacy 24x36 and 36x48
still resolve, older names (3x3ft, 5x8ft, letter, a4...) alias to the ladder, and paperFor() picks Letter
or A4 from a locale's region. The existing map-export presets are unchanged.
check:poster-sizes (gates:pre) audits the table: the order matches the ladder, keys are dot-free, every
size is portrait, the sheets glue up to the finished size, photos on exactly the two large sizes, paths,
aliases and the paper fixtures. Its --self-test refuses 8 broken tables.
Its two panes, Styles and Sizes, are independent views of the poster
templates; neither drives the other, so it gets a NO_LINKS entry with
that reason rather than invented links.
