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macos dmg release asset removed since I forgot to notarise it (I didn't know that step was necessary after developer signing; the latest version has been notarised).
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The presentation judges every move in its own frame too. The
exported report classified each move against the whole organisation
only, so a repair played as good inside a drilled section (worth
points in its frame, hundredths at whole-org scale) read as neutral
and the deliberate balance of a plan vanished from the report. Every
move whose targets sit inside one unit's subtree now carries a second
verdict: the unit is recovered from the move's own targets, scored
before and after exactly as the board scores a drilled section and
badged beside the org-wide verdict ("within Runtime group 2: good,
section health 45.652 to 51.480"), with a summary note explaining the
two scales; org-wide acts keep their single verdict. This is the
book's own move-locality result honoured in the report: a leaf repair
invisible from the summit is priced where it lives.
Rationales never claim a fall the numbers cannot show. The report
named the signal each move most eased even when the easing rounded
away at display precision, producing lines like "Rework rate falls
46% to 46%". A signal now counts as easing only when its displayed
value actually changes; when no visible easing exists the rationale
states the health change alone.
The Flatpak carries the full asset set. The Linux build now ships
the provenance icon (the golden mark beside the app icon that opens
"What grounds the numbers") and the calibration examples, so
Organisation | Open example organisation works in the sandbox exactly
as it does on Windows and macOS.
The macOS icon ships with its glow. The disk-image build derived
its .icns from the raw master artwork (dark ink on a dark fill), so
the Mac icon shipped without the glow treatment the Windows and Linux
builds carry. It now derives from the highest-fidelity glow-treated
PNG the icon generator emits and warns plainly when none is present.