What the community shipped

Wrote a blog post about getting AI to answer in HTML so it is readable on a phone. The diagrams in that post rendered their labels at 5.7px on a 375px screen.

The blog inlines every :::diagram at [&>svg]:w-full, so a label's real size is fontSize x container width / viewBox width. At 375px the container is ~293px, and the generator's default of 12.5 lands at 5.7. blog:check and verify:blog were green the entire time — both assert structure, and neither has any notion of whether a human can read the result. Found it by measuring computed font sizes in the browser instead of believing the gate. Re-cutting everything to 24+ units then broke the box geometry and two labels overflowed their boxes, which the same measurement caught.