/* glass-reading — the paper's reading layout: legible type, and the spread. * * Dan, 2026-09-06: "the text here is hard to read, and all in one column. * Let's go after a more magazine style here and improve the legibility." * Measured on the published glass at 1440px before this sheet: body copy at * 12.48px running 191 characters to the line, in one column the full width * of the paper. Nothing on a screen is read at 191 characters. * * The law it follows is already written: * the magazine-rails note (docs/design/) — "the day's document at READABLE type * sitting in a frame"; sentence-case * editorial in the body; tracked * uppercase stays on the rails only. * docs/design/typography-decision.md — Inter body (optical sizing on), * Archivo display, Iosevka data. * subsystems/present/styles/gloss/present.css — the house's magazine * grammar: kicker, folio, pull quote, * selected by [data-presentation]. * * DARK IS THE SURFACE'S LAW (lead ruling, 2026-09-07). The glass ships one * scheme: it is an instrument, and an instrument has a face. There is no * `prefers-color-scheme` branch anywhere in the kit's CSS — the palette is * one set of tokens in tokens.css — and that is a decision, not an * oversight. Measured on /moon at 1600x1100 against `.paper`'s own * oklch(0.22 0.02 260): body and title 13.64:1, the pull quote 10.34:1, the * locator kicker and wikilinks 8.29:1, captions and the dateline 5.37:1 — * and the same seven numbers under an emulated light preference, which is * the proof that one scheme is what ships. A light scheme is its own card. * The full table is in docs/design/glass-reading.md. * * Two things this sheet is NOT. It never generates: no pull quotes we chose, * no summaries, no reordering — the words are the pack's, in the pack's * order, and every rule here is about size, measure and colour. And it never * decides what a section IS: glass-md.js counts the words (`GlassMd.long`) * and glass.js marks the section `.long`; the sheet only reads that mark. * * Loaded LAST in on purpose: several of the rules below restate a * property the page's own