Themes, fonts, reader typography, weave membership, Study hub (v0.49.0) (#26)

* UAT round: hymnal bar, read gates, plan chip + pause, viz grouping, portrait weave map (v0.49.0)

Reader & reading map:
- A destination no longer wears the reader's passage: the header subtitle
  hides off the Read screen (the Hymnal advertised "1 Corinthians 7").
- Reading is tracked only with the text in front of the reader: Android now
  also gates on Present and the map overlays (web already did).
- A chapter completes at 85% dwell AND the last verse reached — the snap is a
  tolerance on the clock, not permission to skip the end of the chapter.
- Overscroll (last line to the top of the pane) is a phone affordance: web
  keeps it under the 700px breakpoint and stops it AT the last line, so the
  text can never slide off entirely; Android same stop, all its modes.

Plans (web UI; core+ABI shared):
- The nav-strip chip retires for the rest of the day once a full plan-day
  finishes today — even when it was yesterday's leftovers (plan::done_today,
  doneToday on the plans wire, dated by the chapters' last_read).
- Plans pause and resume (paused in the plan file, additive; new
  plan_set_paused ABI fn): a paused plan keeps its progress and class but
  asks nothing — no chip, no today card — and its card reads name + start
  day ("Started 3 Aug 2026 · paused").

Study hub:
- One ≡ above 700px: the ScreenBar's menu hides where the app header (with
  its own ≡) is still visible — two stacked menus in different colours.
- Constellation and Weave map fold under one expanding Visualizations card
  (both shells) — two views of one thing, not two more tools.

Maps & boot:
- The weave map flips in a portrait viewport (both shells): canon axis down
  the left edge, ribbons bulging right, taps mapped y→book.
- The canon strip carries its own background from the first frame and fades
  its detail in — no more differently-coloured bar the minimap pops onto.

Also: README rearrange + the themeable screenshot (maintainer), version to
0.49.0, FEATURE-MANIFEST updates, EN+DE strings, bindings regenerated.

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* Lint: clippy useless-vec in the new reading test + rustfmt reflow

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* Notes copy, theme roster rework, Atkinson Hyperlegible (stacked on #26)

- Notes card copy (pick C): "Browse every note you've left in the text."
  ("search" trimmed — the notes browser has no search field yet, and the
  card must not promise one.) EN + DE.
- Darcula retired as a near-duplicate of One Dark. Both parses ALIAS the
  stored token to one-dark, so an existing config opens on its nearest
  neighbour instead of snapping to System. Pinned by test.
- Four house themes, none of them editor ports, all clearing the same
  WCAG-AA contrast test as the rest (18 themes now):
    scriptorium — parchment, iron-gall ink, RUBRICATED accents (light)
    blueprint   — cyanotype: Prussian blue, chalk ink, gold divine name
    phosphor    — green CRT with the classic amber second phosphor
    high-contrast — pure black on white, the deliberate low-vision option
- Atkinson Hyperlegible (Braille Institute, OFL) as the fifth face, both
  shells, optical scale 0.90 (x-height 0.496, same half-correction as the
  others). It is the one STATIC family, so Font::static_bold enters the
  vocabulary: the web declares each face at its single weight (a static 400
  declared 400-700 paints bold text regular), keeps the 700s out of the
  engine worker's measurement list, and precaches them via the new
  FONT_ALL_FILES; Android's FontSpec carries bold/boldItalic asset paths.
  Whole family: 87 KB woff2.
- BIBLIOGRAPHY credits all five faces; FEATURE-MANIFEST updated.

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* Verse-number + supplied-word-italics switches, and weave membership on a verse

Three asks, and the first two are NOT the same kind of thing — which is most
of the work here:

- VERSE NUMBERS OFF is a LAYOUT input (`LayoutConfig.verse_numbers`, and +4
  bytes on the by-value `PlumblineLayoutConfig`). A shell that merely declined
  to paint them would flow every verse around an invisible marker: the number's
  box AND the gap after it belong to the line. So the core emits no number
  items and reclaims the width, and the field joins both turn-cache keys
  (`engine.worker.ts`, Android's `ChapterKey`) while staying out of
  `font_identity` — like `verse_break`, it moves boxes, never a glyph's advance.
  The web hand-marshals the struct, so its size moved 28 → 32 in lockstep.

- SUPPLIED-WORD ITALICS OFF is PAINT ONLY. The measure callback is font-blind,
  so the engine already measures those words upright and the layout is
  untouched: deliberately absent from both cache keys, present in Android's
  ChapterPaintKey (the Picture bakes the face) and named as an explicit
  dependency of the web's paint effect. That last one was a real bug the new
  e2e caught: `draw` runs in a rAF callback, outside the effect's tracking
  scope, so reading the flag down there registered nothing and the italics
  stayed on screen until something else happened to repaint.

- A VERSE NOW NAMES THE WEAVES IT IS IN, above the partner list and separate
  from it. The two answer different questions and the partner list buries the
  first: a verse with six links into one weave read as six rows repeating a
  name, and a verse in three weaves gave no way to see the three at all.

Both switches default ON and are written as explicit booleans, so every read is
`!== false` — an absent key is a config from before they existed, not an opt-out.

Tests, each mutation-tested against the defect it describes:
- core: numbers off emits no boxes AND reclaims their width (the mutation that
  keeps the gap moves the first word to x=4, and the test fails);
- core: membership dedupes by name across an interleaved partner list, is
  singular at one and absent at none;
- web e2e: both switches driven through Settings › Advanced, asserting the
  display list for numbers and the CANVAS PIXELS for italics — dropping the
  paint dependency or the cache-key field each kills exactly its own test.

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* Study hub: an In-progress band, live counts, and the reading map as a bar

The hub was eight identical rectangles of FIXED text — the same on install day
as after a year of study. Plans tells you today's chapters; the Hymnal is full
of hymns; this screen had nothing that could change, which is what "a bunch of
boring brown cards, not like the other pages" was describing.

Informative first, per the ask:

- an IN PROGRESS band, drawing only rows that have something to say (a hub
  reading "0 due · 0 to review" every day would be the fixed text again): the
  running plan with today's chapters, the memorize queue when anything is due,
  the review queue when anything waits. Nothing running at all gets one
  invitation rather than an empty box, and a PAUSED plan says so and names no
  chapters — promising chapters it is not asking for reads as asking for them.
- a count on every card that holds a collection, absent at zero so an empty
  tool reads as quiet rather than as a score of nought. Plans and Memorize
  carry none: they are activities, and the band speaks for them.

Visual, as the bonus and where it costs nothing: the reading map as one number
and one bar — chapters read of 1,189, the map's own readDone over a faint
readUnread track, so it is correct in all eighteen themes for free and taps
through to the navigator. The first cut used the unread gold at 22% and an
unread reader's empty bar looked FULL; it is 12% with a hairline now.

No new engine calls: every number is a query another screen already makes, so
the web reads them through the session cache and they move on an authoring
write. That is the failure worth pinning — a count fetched once looks perfect
until the reader writes something — so the e2e writes first and then looks, and
the mutation that snapshots the counts instead of deriving them kills exactly
that test and no other.

Two traps this hit, both worth the note: the band first rendered as
EXPLORE.INPROGRESS because the i18n catalogue lives in the ENGINE and only the
bundle had been rebuilt; and the "quiet at zero" assertion first passed because
`q` answers null before its fetch lands, which is indistinguishable from an
empty tool — it now waits on the stock set's own weave count as the signal that
the queries have resolved, and asserts a DELTA where the stock set seeds data.

Android gets the same band and counts (plans stay web-only, per the manifest's
shell deltas), refetching on the note epoch and on every entry to the hub.

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Author: glendonjklassen

BIBLIOGRAPHY.md

@@ -94,4 +94,8 @@ what promotes it out of the queue into the library.
 
 Scripture renders in **EB Garamond** (SIL Open Font License), bundled with the
 web shell under `apps/web/public/fonts/`; the Compose shell asks for the same
-family from `assets/fonts/` and falls back to the platform serif.
+family from `assets/fonts/` and falls back to the platform serif. The picker
+offers four more faces, all bundled the same way and all OFL: **Literata**
+(Type Together, for Google Fonts), **Inter** (Rasmus Andersson), **Fira Code**
+(Nikita Prokopov et al.), and **Atkinson Hyperlegible** (Braille Institute of
+America — the low-vision face).

Cargo.lock

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ default-members = [
 # shells — About renders it as `engine ` + this number. The workflow refuses a tag
 # whose version disagrees with this line (and with apps/web/package.json), so a
 # release ships one number, not three.
-version = "0.48.0"
+version = "0.49.0"
 edition = "2021"
 license = "MIT"
 authors = ["Glendon Klassen <gjklassen@proton.me>"]

Cargo.toml

@@ -38,6 +38,11 @@ canon](assets/readme/reader-weaves.png)
 - German language support
 - Canon strip "minimap" under the reader to show where you're at in the Bible
 
+![Acts 7 and Genesis 15 side by side in a deep indigo theme, weave connectors
+between the quoted passages, and the weave's own note with its cited verses
+in the study panel — the same reader, re-inked by a
+theme](assets/readme/themeable.png)
+
 ### Study
 
 - Add notes to words/verses
@@ -116,7 +121,7 @@ steps, all on the phone.
    open **Plumbline** from your app drawer: the whole Bible is inside the file
    you just installed, so it opens with the network off.
 
-## Getting started (60 seconds)
+## Getting started
 
 First launch asks who's opening the Book — **new in the faith** (a welcome
 with next steps, landing in John), **curious about the Bible** (for someone
@@ -233,13 +238,6 @@ public-domain Textus Receptus tagging; cross-references from the TSK via
 openbible.info. Full credits and licenses: **[BIBLIOGRAPHY.md](BIBLIOGRAPHY.md)**.
 Scripture renders in EB Garamond (OFL, bundled).
 
-## License
-
-The code is MIT — **[LICENSE](LICENSE)**. The text and the lexical data keep
-their own terms (public domain, CC-BY 4.0, CC-BY-SA); the carve-out at the end
-of LICENSE names them directory by directory, and
-[BIBLIOGRAPHY.md](BIBLIOGRAPHY.md) has it file by file.
-
 ## Translation selection
 
 This application is built with the 1769 King James Version of the Bible, which
@@ -312,7 +310,14 @@ additions:
 - John 7:53–8:11
 - 1 John 5:7–8
 
+## License
+
+The code is MIT — **[LICENSE](LICENSE)**. The text and the lexical data keep
+their own terms (public domain, CC-BY 4.0, CC-BY-SA); the carve-out at the end
+of LICENSE names them directory by directory, and
+[BIBLIOGRAPHY.md](BIBLIOGRAPHY.md) has it file by file.
+
 ## Final note
 
-May God bless you as you read his Word, whether here or elsewhere, and don't
+May God bless you as you read His Word, whether here or elsewhere, and don't
 fail to share it with others.

README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,92 @@
+Copyright 2020 Braille Institute of America, Inc.
+
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+This license is copied below, and is also available with a FAQ at:
+http://scripts.sil.org/OFL
+
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+-----------------------------------------------------------
+
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apps/android/app/src/main/assets/fonts/AtkinsonHyperlegible-Bold.ttf

@@ -478,6 +478,11 @@ data class ConfigState(
     val firstRun: Boolean = false,
     // Frozen additive field shared with GTK's config.json — must round-trip.
     val versePerLine: Boolean = false,
+    // The two reader-typography switches (additive). Defaulted TRUE, not false:
+    // an absent key is an engine or a config from before they existed, and
+    // reading that as "off" would strip a chapter of its numbers.
+    val verseNumbers: Boolean = true,
+    val addedItalics: Boolean = true,
     // Colour theme choice: "system" | "light" | "dark" | "night". Additive.
     val theme: String = "system",
     // The two TYPE axes (additive, core::font tokens): the face scripture is