Four rules in the resources list and tables are physical where the thing they
position follows READING ORDER, so they do not mirror under dir="rtl":
- .r-code sat at margin-left of the language name, landing before the name in Arabic
- .res a + a used margin-left for the gap that exists so "Holy Bible" and
"JESUS Film" do not read as one string; mirrored, the gap moves outside the
pair and the two links run together again
- .r-pop aligned right, which is the START of an Arabic row, not the end
- .gt-filter's accent bar marked the left edge rather than the leading edge
Now inline properties. The three border-left-color rules in resources-map.vue
are deliberately untouched: each sits on an element carrying dir="ltr", so its
edge is physical in every locale by design.
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