v1.2.1 - div-based content + polish

Small follow-up to v1.2.0. Rebuilds the dictionary with <div> instead of <p> for content lines so Kindle's default first-line text-indent no longer pushes the Etymology text awkwardly off the left edge of its gray background box. Definition, example, part-of-speech, and etymology lines now start flush-left (or flush with their block-level margin).

All content, headwords, inflections, and data sources are unchanged from v1.2.0. If you already installed v1.2.0, upgrading is purely cosmetic — the Etymology line's formatting improves on some entries.

Assets

• lemma_greek_en.mobi - the dictionary file for sideloading to a Kindle device
• lemma_greek_en.epub - source EPUB

Install

1. Connect your Kindle via USB
2. Copy lemma_greek_en.mobi to documents/dictionaries/ on your Kindle (create the folder if needed)
3. Eject and restart your Kindle
4. Open any Greek text, select a word, tap the dictionary name, and choose Lemma Greek Dictionary

What changed vs. v1.2.0

• Dictionary content files emit <div> instead of <p> tags
• CSS rule p { margin: 0.2em 0 } → div { margin: 0.2em 0 }
• Etymology, definition, example, POS lines start flush-left
• README: dropped last two references to the old "Pro" edition name
• Repo: added scripts/deploy_to_kindle.sh for local dev Kindle deployment