Symbols (grid_cell.rs, symbol_settings.rs): every cell draws its concept's symbol above the label (aac_core:🔣:lookup_for_cell), from the set the person picks in Settings — Mulberry (default), OpenMoji, Blissymbolics or off — with the label still the accessible name. "Symbols and licences" gives each set's attribution and CC BY-SA 4.0 link, and says the symbols are free and will never be charged for. The prerender draws the default set; a saved choice is restored after hydration. Navigation arrows mirror on right-to-left boards (Blissymbols never do: a mirrored Bliss character is another one); Bliss lines stay visible on dark cells and in forced colours. Both service workers precache every sprite the first page draws and LICENSES.md, and serve anything under symbols/ before the app-shell rule. The grid now fills its board area: it was sized by its content (cells about 30 px tall on desktop, and any content change moved every cell). Cells are now about 120 px on desktop, and identical with symbols on, off or any set. Right-to-left boards: board_area.rs passed a full locale ("ar-SA") to language_by_code, so Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu boards never turned right to left. Fixed, together with eye-gaze hit-testing (gaze_to_cell), which now mirrors columns on those boards so gaze lands on the cell it looks at. OBF (obf.rs, import_export.rs): export carries the person's locale, per-button translations, licence objects (each symbol set's), images for each symbol (inline SVG in the browser export, so the file is portable), and ext_aurasense_locked / word_class / provenance / spoken; import round-trips them. Other apps' pictures are not stored yet (a warning says so); re-importing a board asks whether to replace it. Spoken forms: speech_lexicon.json covers all 45 languages (empty where the board glosses need none), checked against macOS voices with Whisper (tools/speech/results.json); tools/speech/review.json lists gloss problems for native speakers (Hebrew ה, Amharic ው and Zulu i glossed as "the"; Japanese nouns in kana; bound suffixes glossed as words). tools/symbols/bbox: a small usvg tool reporting symbols' stroke bounding boxes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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