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…ound Added to a phone's home screen, guestgraph.io opened as a browser tab with the system's own navigation bar under a dark page, because it declared no web app manifest and no theme-color. A manifest now opens it standalone, with icons drawn from the header's mark on the plate blust.ch's icon uses, and every page declares theme-color with dark's ground and viewport-fit=cover, so Android takes the page's own ground for its bars and the page can draw under the bottom one. The design re-pin to v0.157.0 brings the theme block that keeps theme-color on the ground of the theme shown, and the footer that keeps clear of the bottom bar. Verified: the lockfile resolves @robertblust/design to the tag's commit; npm run design, pages, pictures, pages, og and sitemap ran; every command of pins.json's verify list passed locally; conventions-check and conventions-format pass. Process: Delivery Phase: Implement Track: Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Added to a phone's home screen, guestgraph.io opened as a browser tab with the system's own navigation bar under a dark page, because the site declared no web app manifest and no
theme-color. Amanifest.webmanifestnow opens it standalone as GuestGraph, with a 192 and a 512 icon and a maskable 512 for Android's own icon shapes, drawn from the header's mark on the plate blust.ch's icon uses. Every one of the 11 pages declares the manifest,<meta name="theme-color">with dark's ground andviewport-fit=cover, so Android takes the page's own ground for its bars and the page can draw under the bottom one. Theid/pages are redirects and carry none of it. This is the change blust.ch took in robertblust/robertblust.github.io#393, which works on a Pixel.The re-pin moves @robertblust/design from v0.156.0 to v0.157.0, which brings the
themeblock that keepstheme-coloron the ground of the theme shown and the footer that adds the phone's bottom inset to its padding.page.js,page.cssanddeck.jsare the synced files that change. The manifest link is an asset to the share-card recipe, so the cards' stamps move with it. Upstream: https://github.com/robertblust/design/releases/tag/v0.157.0.Verified: the lockfile resolves @robertblust/design to the tag's commit; npm run design, pages, pictures, pages, og and sitemap ran; every command of pins.json's verify list passed locally, the browser suite and the link check among them; conventions-check and conventions-format pass.
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