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    Project update

    Light mode and interface-density refinement 1.2.0

    A focused UI/UX release that rebuilds light mode, reduces unproductive whitespace, improves documentation composition, and groups complex developer tools.

    Version 1.2.0 preserves the established dark technical blueprint while rebuilding light mode as a paper-and-instrument system with stronger figure-ground separation, denser section rhythm, and more deliberate technical surfaces.

    Public changes

    • Light mode now uses a restrained paper canvas, stronger ink and border contrast, localized blueprint detail, and dark instrumentation islands for commands and runtime evidence.
    • The hero console no longer stretches into unused space; install guidance and viability evidence now balance both columns.
    • Section spacing, path-card height, three-column surface grids, calls to action, and footer rhythm were tightened without reducing touch targets or reading measure.
    • Documentation now uses valid canonical navigation and balanced left-navigation, article, and table-of-contents rails.
    • Browser-local configuration, intake, and evidence tools now use semantic fieldsets and progressive disclosure instead of undifferentiated walls of inputs.

    Design boundary

    The release changes presentation, information density, and interaction grouping. It does not change runtime package capability, model compatibility, backend execution evidence, privacy boundaries, or host authority.

    Operational boundary

    What this page covers: The 1.2.0 light-mode and interface-density refinement.

    Available now: Updated theme/plugin source, grouped tool markup, light/dark visual evidence, density measurements, accessibility checks, and release packaging.

    Host responsibility: Deploy to staging, test real WordPress content variation, and verify production rendering and performance.

    Not claimed: Production deployment, universal compatibility, finished runtime UI software, certification, or runtime capability changes.

    Canonical sources: Status · Updates

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