Repository navigation
Tags
Tags
docs(ui): the reference says the reading stands in CKBYTES and counts… … it off as SCAN·02, because a document that puts the decode in the analysis plate and the plate at the wrong module number describes a card that has not shipped since 2026-09-05 Two paragraphs were describing the surface the code left behind. The window that lists a Cell's deterministic segments moved into the reader on 2026-09-08, so CONSENSUS MEMORY no longer "upgrades in place to INDEX ANALYSIS" — the analysis plate keeps the DATA fact (the size, and the proof of what the payload is) among its six identity facts, and the READING of the payload travels with the payload. CKBYTES is written out as what it now holds: the reading as its top band — decode kind on one line, every deterministic segment as its own row with label, byte range and value, the guess where there is no decode, and no raw byte among them — over a dump whose row count is what that band leaves. The click is restated the way it now reads on screen, a row moving the bytes a hand's width below it rather than a row six hundred pixels up a different plate, and the reveal order is stated: frame and header lit from the first frame, the dump and its foot line lighting at the instant the reading finishes decoding. The window gone also settles the sentence about a missing source: without one there is no reading, only the bytes. The count-off is corrected with it. CKBYTES has worn `SCAN·02` since the renumbering of 2026-09-05 — the module tag in `CellDataReader.tsx` prints it, and `SCAN·03` is MEMORY TRACE — while this file still said `SCAN·03`, which is the one thing a reader can check against the screen in a second. Verified: docs only, no source or test touched. pnpm -r test 4,268 green (types 8, cache 346, ui 3,685 over 259 files, ui-app 229); pnpm typecheck 4 projects clean; git diff --check clean. `rg -n -i "DATA cluster|segment row|INDEX ANALYSIS" README.md docs packages/ui/src/fonts/README.md packages/ui/src/components/hud/CellByteBudget.tsx` now returns one line, and it is the rewritten click sentence.