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Show dojo as the common layer of every repository - #8

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A figura do perfil agora mostra o dojo como a camada comum: ele recebe as regras do mu e fixa cada repositório. A mudança vale para as figuras em inglês e em português, e para os textos, o cartão de leitura e a linha do dojo na tabela.

Um dojo largo sobre todos os projetos seria a forma ideal, mas o archify recusa: uma caixa larga aumenta a tela e deixa o texto pequeno demais. Por isso a figura usa a faixa de cima e uma borda vermelha.

Este PR depende do PR do dojo que adiciona closed-source e .github: sem ele, "fixa cada repositório" ainda não é verdade.

Verificação

  • just figure-check e just reading-time-check passam.
  • Conferi a figura em inglês.
  • Não testado: a página real da org.

Summary

The profile figure now shows dojo as the common layer: it takes the rules from mu and pins every repository. The change covers the English and Portuguese figures, the text, the reading card and dojo's row in the table.

A wide dojo over all the projects would be the ideal shape, but archify refuses it: a wide box grows the canvas and makes the text too small. So the figure uses the top lane and a red border.

This PR depends on the dojo PR that adds closed-source and .github: without it, "pins every repository" is not true yet.

Verification

  • just figure-check and just reading-time-check pass.
  • I reviewed the English figure.
  • Not tested: the live org page.

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The figure, in both languages, now has dojo over the rest: it takes the rules from mu and pins every repo.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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