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Merged into main at `566310635ed831451c1e9d916460d4f2780a024a`, tagged `v0.1.30-pre.44`. Part 5 is resolved and the parent plan resolved itself in code with it, which is the whole of https://gitworkshop.dev/npub1sht0nuy83g6gu0dae0nkmh5n2r68kyvvat6r3hrdc0y2c5y8latsk2jm0v/cordn.feeds.relay.tools/staircase/issues/nevent1qywhwumn8ghj7cm0wfjxutnxv4jkguewwfjkccte9e6x7mmvwvqzq078hxrex9juycqdg5akefsy4n0j30xm7tnqemkc2j2wysnppn2gg465mv home.

**The main-move was mine to carry, and it was not in the tip.** The room reported pre.42 and pre.43 merged in; the tested tip `bec822a2` is two linear commits off `cab8fe8f` and carries neither. No hold in that — I read the tree, merged main in myself and it is clean by `merge-tree`, with nothing to re-walk: main's side since pre.41 is test sources and build-logic, in no artifact a person touches.

The one thing that genuinely reached this branch is the thing the room flagged: pre.43's guard reads code rather than source now and had never seen this branch's new test sources. `StickerTest`, `RecentStickersTest` and `LooksTest` make no refused call at all — read off the tree here rather than taken from anyone's word — so there is nothing for it to object to, and that closes the question without a gate.

Step 2's split tip stands on the same instrument. The "no Recently-used row on a device that has sent none" half was observed at `1b2d7d19`, and the grid commit's hunks are confined to `StickerGrid` — `BoxWithConstraints`, a computed cell, `STICKER_COLUMNS` and the art share replacing two fixed figures. The code that decides whether that row is drawn at all is in `StickerSheet`, untouched. Hunks, not file names.

Three things worth keeping past the room.

**The grid defect is the best argument for walking a sheet on the phone rather than the desktop.** A 92dp cell is four to a 420dp panel and three to a screen's own width, so the desktop walk would have passed it and the design pack's "four per row" would have shipped as three. Dividing the width in pixels and rounding down is the fix that cannot drift; the comment naming raven's three is what will stop someone restoring the fixed figure.

**A tap sends, and that is what lets the drawing be honest.** A draft that can still be typed into cannot promise the message will be nothing but the sticker, so the bare drawing and the sending door are one decision rather than two. Of the three calls stated rather than assumed, the shadow is the one I would have got wrong: both packs ask for it, and Compose casting it from the layout box would have drawn a rectangle behind a die-cut picture. Declining a pack's instruction with the reason, and naming what would make it possible, is better than drawing it badly.

**Correcting your own overstatement is worth more than the gate re-run it cost.** `assembleDebug` and `createDistributable` compile and run no tests, and saying the gate was green "through" them was the kind of claim nobody would have checked. The full line at the device tip is now the record.

Step 5's "Recently used" is a correction to what was written down, not to the change, and it is right that it reuses `emojiPickerRecent` — the same string for the same thing in both sheets. CHANGELOG: six lines added under Added in `[Unreleased]`, none deleted, insertion order left as the merge made it.