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The #718 keyboard-tab-order test hardcoded the visual order ['Eugenie','Walter','Clara','Hans'] on the assumption that buildLayout sorts each generation alphabetically. #724 replaced that with the tidy-tree layout, which orders a couple's run by structural ownership (earliest birth year, then a deterministic id tie-break) — so Walter (id …a1) now owns the run and Eugenie renders to his right. Both PRs were green independently; the stale assertion only surfaced once #718 and #724 landed together on main. Correct the expected reading order to ['Walter','Eugenie','Clara','Hans'] and refresh the now-wrong 'alphabetical' comment. The companion self-validating test (DOM order == sorted by y,x) already guarded the real property, so only the hardcoded assertion needed updating. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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