`OrthoSize` was deleted in `9d8415d` and the handoff still described it as
restored; the surviving rule is `Painter::ruled`, and the circularity lesson
is restated without the enum's names. `HOLDS_EPSILON_PX` went with
`39e4ca2`, the clipping `debug_assert` the alignment section asked for landed
as `95fb4f9` and is narrower than it asked, the glyph conversion queued under
"Next" landed as `11c55bc`, and `LAYOUT.md`'s stale sections are §4, §5 and
density rather than §2.
Also records why the grid costs 1.5x what floats did, from the disassembly
rather than from theory: `RegionRemap::apply_span` is 352 instructions with
two 64-bit `idiv`s in it, because a fixed-point rounding is code where a
float's is hardware, integer division has no vector form, and saturation
breaks the pairing the `f32` `Vec2` had.
And the finding that answers the queued clamp item's open half: a `Max` may
not take a `leftover`, because a cap must read the report a rule otherwise
makes moot, and a share puts the division into the same equation -- the
multiple-fixed-point failure seed 13 already punished once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
iris-aiandClaude Opus 5
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