The author column stayed at w-28 after the typography bump, wrapping
names into a cramped two-line stack. w-40 gives name and date one
comfortable line each at the full-width layout.
Refs #802
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Rows kept their compact sizes (15px titles, 12px excerpts/meta) after
the overview widened to max-w-7xl, leaving the text undersized in
full-width rows. Title is now text-lg, excerpt and meta text-sm; R-1
impl-ref updated.
Closes#802
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The detail page stayed at max-w-3xl and looked narrower than every
other page. The outer container now matches the directory width
(max-w-7xl) so the sheet spans the page like Dokumente/Personen, while
an inner max-w-3xl column keeps the prose line length readable.
Refs #799
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The reading sheet used bg-surface (white), so the document cards inside
the article had the same background as the sheet itself. The spec's
three-level hierarchy is canvas → article panel (#FAFAF7) → white cards;
introduce --color-sheet (mode-aware) and use it on the article. Also
move JourneyItemCard from bg-white to bg-surface so dark mode remaps it,
and tint the curator annotation with bg-muted so it stands off the card.
Refs #797
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The R-2 mockup shows the article on a distinct light panel, but the
impl-ref table only specified the centered container, so the page
rendered flat on the canvas. Wrap the <article> in the standard card
pattern (BackButton stays outside on the canvas) and record the sheet
in both spec impl-ref tables so mockup and impl-ref agree.
Closes#797
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