v0.0.1-alpha.12

Group posts read more clearly: the pin lists every distance, the 20:00
result sets the world places apart, and the morning look back is a heading
and one fact a line. The result table shows the top five with every
player's bonuses, opens in full in its own window, and close answers group
on the map. The result animation names every pin and turns the globe to
answers on the far side. A DM time zone change can no longer reopen a day
already seen.

Changed

• Zooming the map stops where the hand stops. The app no longer finishes a
  gesture on its own toward the globe or the flat map, and a pinch has no
  zoom inertia. Far out, a wheel click or a trackpad swipe covers more zoom
  than up close, so getting from the globe to a city takes fewer moves.
• A shared result puts the distance and the points on lines of their own, in
  bold, with labels, so neither is read as the other.
• The Mini App opened from a group speaks the group's language, the one the
  bot posts there in, instead of the language of the player's Telegram app.
  What a player shares from it is in that language too.
• The place plate on the result opens with the fact. Its button folds it
  into a small tab and back; the step that showed the name without the fact
  is gone.
• World lines say "Place in the world: 3 of 120" instead of "Worldwide so
  far", and the group's line puts the total first so it reads for everyone
  in the list. The world's first place says "worldwide".
• The group's pinned post lists every distance so far, closest first, not
  only the best three, and catches up with new answers within about 20
  seconds instead of a minute or more.
• The group's 20:00 result sets the world apart: a bold heading with the
  number of players, the members' places on the next line, and the world's
  first place on a line of its own. Points in the table are bold.
• The morning look back is a heading and one fact a line. A group no longer
  gets its members' world places there, since its result already has them.
• A DM's result shows the distance and the points on lines of their own,
  like a shared result.
• On equal points the closer pin ranks first, then the earlier answer, in
  the group's table, the live table and the world ranking alike. Before,
  the earlier answer came first in the world and the table could put a
  closer pin below a farther one.
• The result table under the map shows the top five, yours always among
  them, and "N more" opens every answer in a window of its own, which keeps
  up with new answers while it is open. Your row stands out on a lighter
  band with bigger points; everyone else's bar shows the bonuses they
  earned in muted colours, and the first three places are coloured.
• On the map, answers too close to tell apart group into one marker: the
  best of them with a count. A tap zooms in until the group comes apart.
• The others' markers stay put when an answer comes in: a new answer adds
  its own, and at the reveal the names fill the same markers. Before, every
  new answer rebuilt them all, which made them flicker and could cut off a
  pinch that started on one.
• The colour legend and the "what if" line under the table moved behind an
  (i) button: it explains the points for the distance, each bonus and the
  speed bonus, and what the same distance would have made with more
  bonuses.
• The live plate shows only the place in the world; the "names at 20:00"
  line with the blinking square is gone, since the header already counts
  down to the names.
• The result animation: every pin has a chip with the name and the distance,
  and chips move to another side of their pin rather than cover each other.
  When the group is spread over the world, the view centres on the place, a
  pin round the globe stands where its line goes over the edge, and the
  globe turns east and west to show those pins where they are.
• Russian, Ukrainian and English texts were gone over: the bot's
  description, the home message and the help said the place shows at 20:00,
  when it shows right after the answer (fixed in every language); one word
  for a miss, the world place said as such, Ukrainian compass letters that
  no longer read as Russian, and plurals that agree with any number.

Fixed

• The map could stop working after "Walk there" on some phones: a frame
  stamped slightly before the animation's start turned the camera's padding
  negative, and MapLibre threw on every frame after that.
• Errors inside Telegram's own script, which the browser reports only as
  "Script error.", are no longer sent to the server log.
• Changing a DM's time zone, from the settings or from the phone, could
  move the day back before its reveal for somebody who had already seen the
  place, and let them answer again. A zone that would reopen the day now
  waits until tomorrow.
• The others' points in the live table no longer include the speed bonus,
  which gave away when they answered.
• A pinch on the map no longer resets when Telegram resizes the view: the
  camera waits until the finger is up and the map stands still.
• An app reopened after answering no longer lets a tap move the sent pin
  while the result loads, retries the result if it failed, and polls only
  while Telegram shows the app.
• A group result sent after the day closed everywhere carries the final
  world line itself.
• Long names no longer push the pinned post past Telegram's caption limit,
  and yesterday's lines give way first.
• The world's sample pins come in a fixed order rather than by answer time.
• /api/log takes only JSON, has a global limit as well as one per address,
  and drops empty reports.
• Sharing before the reveal scores a location answer first, so the line has
  its points.
• Toasts are announced by screen readers; unnamed rows and the collapse
  button say what they are.

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