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The template menu grows into a small library: a Mortgage
walkthrough whose top-of-sheet headline cites its own derivation
through forward references (monthly payment, everything you pay,
what the bank keeps, the payoff date - all resolved from the
algebra below), and a Freelance invoice where the relative
percent forms do the discount and the VAT (subtotal - 5%,
then * 21%).
The welcome sheet is a richer first impression: a compound-
interest line worth keeping, and a Where-to-go-next section
pointing at the template menu (plain text by design - the menu is
one click away, and clickable cross-document links would drag in
file resolution for no calculation gain).
The debug mode: evaluate_sheet_stats and quire-cli --stats
report the fixed-point pass count and whether a sheet ever
exhausted the pass cap; QUIRE_DEBUG=1 makes the app eprint
per-burst diagnostics (lines, passes, cap, elapsed time, column
width, over-cap answers, error count). The full run over all 21
shipped sheets: everything settles, zero cap hits, fastest path
everywhere forward references are absent.
Template-authoring lessons now pinned by the suite: two-word
names never bind as assignments, total cannot be an assignment
name (it is the keyword), and a template's forward references
must be counted against the final layout.