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docs(specs): spec 061 restates 048 AC-1.8 at a phone's width (#288) - #292
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…#288) Restates spec 048 AC-1.8, which held only at a 345px content width (a classic scrollbar). The maintainer ruled option (a): a PLST, PCY-132, Etched line with a measured 20px margin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Closes #288 (the cause was found in #271, fixed by #272).
Spec 048 AC-1.8 said a five-character set code wraps the table row's phone line at 360px. That held only at a 345px content width (a 360px frame less a classic scrollbar). A real phone draws overlay scrollbars, has 360px of content, and fits that line with about 8px to spare; the example passed by about 7px. The CSS is right and does not change; the criterion and its example were wrong.
New spec 061 (supersedes spec 048 AC-1.8, recorded in both directions in the specs index; spec 048 is not edited) restates it, as the maintainer ruled (option a):
PLST · PCY-132 · Etched · NM · EN(184px) wraps the phone line at 360px, no sideways scroll, no Location column, no place; the example asserts the unwrapped width exceedsroom + scrollbar widthby at least 20px, read from the frame, so it holds with classic or overlay scrollbars (margin 23.15px in both).verification.md.No stylesheet, view, helper, model, controller, migration or export change, so no screenshots (the maintainer, 2026-11-10).
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sdd-reviewMode B, Opus, read-only): SPEC-ALIGNED, 3 minor, all taken; recorded indocs/specs/061-place-line-wrap-at-phone-width/verification.md.Test plan
bin/rspec spec/system/collection_row_place_spec.rb: 18 examples, 0 failures (the red run on the old PMH3A line failed withmargin -7.6: unwrapped 153.4, room 146, scrollbar 15)bin/cipassed locally🤖 Generated with Claude Code