The box under "Self-test" was `%+v` of a Go struct on one line, read
through a horizontal scrollbar — on a phone you could see about six words
of it, from the middle. The design pass had polished the frame around it
and left the contents a debug dump.
The report was structured the whole time: each sysctl check carries the
name, what was found, what was wanted, a severity, and a sentence
explaining why the setting matters to measurement. All of that was being
flattened into one string. It now renders as records like everything
else, with the explanation set as prose across the full row, because it
is a sentence and not a fourth column.
Two faults the render caught: the desktop row grid applied to every
readout, so the standalone summary panel was chopped into four narrow
columns and "full 1500" broke into "ful/l/150/0"; and a fixed first
column wrapped `net.ipv6.conf.all.accept_ra` mid-word. The grid is now
scoped to readouts inside a row, and the label column may grow to 18rem
before it wraps.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
