Two things the landing did that its three neighbours do not

[tannevaled]

The four landings share one styles.html — go-authn, go-fileshare and go-pdfkit are byte for byte identical, go-pkgx is the documented superset — so "aligned" could not be checked by diffing the design system. What drifts is what each page puts in it.

Measured, with the other three as the control:

	go-authn	go-fileshare	go-pkgx	go-pdfkit
headline line 1, characters	14	10	19	23
items in the trust band	3	3	3	4
blocks in the strip	1	1	1	2

The headline

The whole of PDF in Go, is 23 characters where the fleet sets 10 to 19, and at 54px in a column of about 600 it wrapped — leaving "Go," alone on a line of its own.

The break moves rather than the words:

- The whole of PDF in Go,<br><span class="accent">with no C anywhere.</span>
+ The whole of PDF<br><span class="accent">in Go, with no C anywhere.</span>

16 and 26 characters, against go-authn's 14 and 26 — and it renders in the same three lines with the last word on its own, which is what the house hero looks like.

⛔ A count did not find this and could not have. Twenty-three against ten, fourteen and nineteen is not a categorical exception; it is a line too long for the column it is set in, which is a fact about rendering. It was found by screenshotting the four pages and looking at them.

The trust band

Four items where every other landing has three, so the fourth wrapped onto a line of its own and sat there unbalanced. The one dropped is the coverage — said better by its own heading further down the page.

What is not changed, and why

The strip carries two blocks here and one everywhere else: the libraries, then the architectures the suite runs on. That second band was asked for, it is derived from [params.arches] rather than typed, and the comment above it says so.

An outlier that the history explains is not drift. This is the trap I walked into last week — removing a deliberate loong64 pin because it was the odd one out — so the rule now is to read the comment on the line before touching it.

Nothing else is alone: the hero keeps two buttons like the rest, and the grids carry four cards, which the fleet uses as readily as three or nine — a rule I nearly invented before counting.

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