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Counted first, as with the last sweep. A grid of cards was written three times with three different sets of breakpoints and gaps, so cards on different pages lined up differently for no reason anyone chose. A tinted aside card existed twice, hand-rolled, with different borders. A section heading existed five ways: centred with one margin, centred with another, left-aligned with a blurb, left without. Now `card-grid`, `panel-quiet` and a `section-head` fragment (with a cream-on-sage twin for the dark bands). The catering small print and the contact page's "ordering for a crowd?" card are the same object now, which is what they always were. TWO THINGS THE SCREENSHOTS DECIDED, not taste: Three prices go three-up from md, while the shared card grid waits for lg. A grid of photos is fine two-wide; three prices are a comparison, and 2 + 1 on a laptop strands the third size on its own row. And the per-table column count is entirely in one classappend rather than overriding `card-grid`, because Tailwind emits grid-cols-1, -2, -3 in that order — so a `grid-cols-3` from the shared class beats a `grid-cols-2` written beside it in the markup, whatever the markup says. Two classes for one property, winner decided by the stylesheet: the same trap that stopped `hidden` from hiding the open-now line, and I had already written it before catching it. A one-size and a two-size table were both wrong; proved the fix by building a real two-size table through the admin and looking at it, then deleting it again. 61 tests.