Three requests from Eric plus his reviewer's ranking doctrine.
The unit renders its PHYSICAL shape: openings group into rows by
their label letters and each cell's width is proportional to its
interior width — the Kallax reads as two double-wides spanning the
top, then four-across cube rows. A diagram of the wall, not a list.
The toggle buttons died: "Add a unit" and "Add an opening" are
labeled, always-visible forms — the button that merely revealed the
form below it was ceremony.
Suggestions got their relevance doctrine, three rules deep:
(1) Reunification beats geometry — an opening holding a series-mate
or base game (kinship = the normalized pre-colon name stem, plus the
series field where enrich has one; no taxonomy invented) ranks first,
marked ♥. Every placement the owner confirms teaches the suggester
their organization by example; expansions chase their base games
automatically during the move. (2) "Fits" means the REMAINING
opening: the stack budget already spent is subtracted before
offering, so the suggester's honesty holds precisely as shelves fill
— the direction it used to degrade. (3) Then tightest verified fit,
so a small box is offered cubes and never the oversize row. Nothing
matching says "no matching openings yet" instead of offering
everything the wall has.
One composed test pins the interplay: a full shelf isn't offered even
to a series-mate (honesty outranks reunification), and freeing the
space flips the same suggestion to ♥-first. 382 tests.
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