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Oliver named the wizard's wrongness precisely: a pre-highlighted card that also navigates is "a checkbox and a button combined in one". The border said "this is a setting", the tap said "this was an answer", and the screen left before the setting-reading of it could cash out. So the two roles live on different screens now. The question screens (PICK A GAME, DIFFICULTY, the zombie pair) carry NO selection: every poster and chip is full-bright and equal — the dimming went too, it read as disabled — and tapping answers and advances. The remembered run survives only as a small LAST tag in the card's corner: an indicator, not a selection. The final screen keeps its acid borders honestly, because SERVE UP is a real confirm — the rule is "a border means SERVE UP will use this; a bright poster means tap me to answer". Question screens rebuild on entry so LAST follows what was actually played, and the first card clears the header by the margin the old h3 rows used to give (Oliver's padding note). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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