Revise /beautiful_deck and /tikz as a shared deck-quality workflow#9
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Summary
This PR updates the deck-generation stack around
/beautiful_deckand/tikz, with/tikzowning the shared measurement rule book and/beautiful_deckusing it upstream to prevent collisions before repair is needed.What changed
/beautiful_deck./tikz/tikz_rules.mdas the shared rule book./tikzinto an operational checklist that reads the rule book before auditing./beautiful_deckStep 4.4 prevents common collisions;/tikzaudits residual issues.Why
The main goal is to make generated decks more reliable before the compile/audit loop begins. In beta use, most TikZ problems were easier to prevent during generation than repair after the fact.
Testing