docs(oddities): correct §5o (a)-(c) attribution to iOS (macOS presumed, unverified) - #373
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…d, unverified) The three GUI drag/cascade constraints in §5o - no drag-into archived heading, one-way drag-out + reopen, and un-complete cascades unarchive - were attributed "host GUI, Things 3.22.12". They were maintainer-observed on iOS; macOS is presumed identical but unverified. Corrects the shared header attribution to match item (d)'s style. No behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RYbJensXxHpJK1v1VDXYUD
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…ne (PR 5) (#379) Final PR of the read-shape doctrine (ruling #C6) — docs only, no behavior change. - docs/contract.md: new "Read views — shapes and orderings" section documenting every view's data shape + each kept bucket's ordering, flagging the two presentation-derived orders (trash recency, search relevance) vs the real user-controlled axes. (The envelope schema models only the envelope layer — the data payload is an open coverage boundary — so orderings live in prose.) - things-cli skill (SKILL.md, references/model.md, references/contracts.md) swept for the flat shapes across PRs 1-4: today flat items[] + meta.counts (no badge/sections); project card flat items + heading catalog + flat logbook (no anytime/upcoming/someday/logbookHeadings); area card flat items + projects; corrected stage-drop and heading-ref rules. - docs/things-app-oddities.md §5o lede: "desktop GUI is stricter" -> platform- accurate "the GUI is stricter" (observed on iOS; macOS presumed unverified — the residual flagged in #373). - read-shape-doctrine.md marked fully implemented (all five PRs landed). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RYbJensXxHpJK1v1VDXYUD Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Corrects the attribution of the three GUI drag/cascade constraints in
docs/things-app-oddities.md§5o (a)–(c) — added by #372:These were attributed via the shared header as "host GUI, Things 3.22.12". They were actually maintainer-observed on iOS; macOS is presumed identical but unverified. This corrects the header attribution to match the style already used by item (d) in the same section.
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One line — the §5o "Maintainer-observed GUI constraints" header parenthetical:
Nothing else changes. Docs-only attribution fix; no CHANGELOG entry (not a user-visible behavior change).
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