Changes touching this path

• the Console bar stops asking for more width than its box has at 280px, and the half of this ticket that had not landed turns out to be worse than it was filed: the recorded 22px shortfall reproduces to the pixel only once a scrollbar is suppressed, because the ticket took innerWidth as the box - with a classic scrollbar the same row spills 5px past the viewport on seven of the eight budgeted surfaces, and only the landing escapes because its gutter is wider than its own over-run, so the sentence saying the page does not scroll was true of the overlay shape alone. the fix is spacing and nothing else, three rules inside the media block that already cuts the EXP hole, tightening a row gap and two padding pairs while every item, its content and the gutter that aligns the bar to the text column stay exactly as they were - after it, all eight surfaces read zero horizontal scroll with nine pixels of slack in the box and twenty-four on the overlay shape, and 240, 300, 320 and 390 were swept for regressions. every reading carried a positive control injected in the same page evaluation and removed after, so no zero here comes from a probe that was not first shown able to see an overflow. the durable half is a budget rather than a render, since ADR 0071's gate weighs bytes without ever rendering at a width and nothing in this repo can: spacing is read live out of the stylesheet, brace-matched and shorthand-aware, against a box computed from the live gutter declaration, with one recorded font-metric constant labelled as recorded - the model reproduces four independently measured layouts to a hundredth of a pixel, and eleven mutations were each run red, including one that only moves a rule below the media block and changes no string at all. what it cannot catch is a font change or a new glyph, which is written at the top of the file rather than implied away; and the stale claim about fourteen pixels of scroll is narrowed in all three places that carried it, since correcting one of three is the trap #1629 records (#1360) dd791126 · dbf3dbe6…

Renames are not followed. loot's tree maps a path to an address, so a rename is a delete and an add. This list is the history of the name, not of the bytes.