Stylistic changes to the site and the documents it publishes

ATTRIBUTION.md

@@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ work without, the projects and data sources below, which keep their own terms.
 is **not affiliated with or endorsed by Grinding Gear Games in any way.**
 
 Item names, modifier wordings, the clipboard format the game writes on Ctrl+C, and the stat
-identifiers a trade query is built from are GGG's. None of it is baked into the binary — it is
+identifiers a trade query is built from are GGG's. None of it is baked into the binary - it is
 downloaded at runtime from [PathOfPriceCheck-Data](https://github.com/JIRPOS/PathOfPriceCheck-Data),
 whose [DATA-LICENSE.md](https://github.com/JIRPOS/PathOfPriceCheck-Data/blob/main/DATA-LICENSE.md)
-states what that bundle contains and how it was derived. No game assets — images, sounds, models —
+states what that bundle contains and how it was derived. No game assets - images, sounds, models -
 are copied or redistributed anywhere in this project.
 
 ### How this client uses GGG's API
@@ -28,18 +28,18 @@ no API key, and never asks the user for account credentials.
   `X-Rate-Limit-<policy>-State`, and `Retry-After` on a 429). Every GGG request goes through one
   shared limiter that parses those headers, tracks each window, and **delays proactively** instead
   of absorbing 429s. The server's own state counters outrank our tally, because they count every
-  client on the address — the user's browser tab included.
+  client on the address - the user's browser tab included.
 - **The limiter survives a restart.** An active restriction is written to disk and restored on the
-  next launch, so closing and reopening the application cannot be used — accidentally or otherwise
-  — to walk out of a lockout it never served.
+  next launch, so closing and reopening the application cannot be used - accidentally or
+  otherwise - to walk out of a lockout it never served.
 - **Requests are made only when the user asks for them.** A price check parses and displays the
   item without touching the network; the trade search is a button, and `auto_search` is off by
   default. Static data (leagues, currency symbols) is cached for 24 hours and a week respectively.
-- **It fetches in the batch sizes the API specifies** — ten listing ids per `/fetch` request — and
+- **It fetches in the batch sizes the API specifies** - ten listing ids per `/fetch` request - and
   asks only for as many listings as the user configured.
 - **The in-game currency exchange feed is treated as its own thing.**
   `web.poecdn.com/api/currency-exchange` is public and unauthenticated, and it is on the CDN rather
-  than the API host — so it publishes no rate-limit policy, and it is deliberately *not* sent
+  than the API host - so it publishes no rate-limit policy, and it is deliberately *not* sent
   through the limiter above, which exists to serve budgets this endpoint does not state. What
   stands in for one is that a published hour never changes and one download covers every item in
   every league: the cost is per hour of play rather than per price check, and a digest already on
@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ is the route and it will be actioned. See [CONTACT.md](CONTACT.md).
 
 ## poe.ninja
 
-The reference price row — what a unique, a gem, a currency item or a base type is currently going
-for — comes from [poe.ninja](https://poe.ninja), used under its
+The reference price row - what a unique, a gem, a currency item or a base type is currently going
+for - comes from [poe.ninja](https://poe.ninja), used under its
 [public API documentation](https://poe.ninja/docs/api).
 
 - **Only the economy endpoints are touched.** The builds and profile endpoints are explicitly
@@ -65,14 +65,14 @@ for — comes from [poe.ninja](https://poe.ninja), used under its
 
 ## Path of Exile Wiki
 
-The data bundle's per-unique modifier dataset — which modifiers a given unique can roll, and which
-of them come from a random pool — is not in the game files. That grouping comes from
+The data bundle's per-unique modifier dataset - which modifiers a given unique can roll, and which
+of them come from a random pool - is not in the game files. That grouping comes from
 [poewiki](https://www.poewiki.net)'s `item_mods` cargo table, licensed
 **[CC BY-NC 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/)**: attribution required,
 non-commercial use only, which this project is.
 
 The attribution string travels with the bundle rather than staying behind in the publisher's
-repository — the manifest carries it, the installer writes it through, and Settings renders it —
+repository - the manifest carries it, the installer writes it through, and Settings renders it -
 because an attribution that does not reach the user is not an attribution.
 
 ## Tooling behind the data bundle
@@ -111,19 +111,19 @@ the typeface the game itself uses. Four faces are embedded in the executable.
 Fontin is free for personal and commercial use, but its license nominally forbids redistribution
 without the author's permission, which bundling into a released binary arguably is. That is a
 deliberate maintainer decision with its reasoning written down in
-[assets/fonts/README.md](assets/fonts/README.md), along with how to swap the typeface out — it is
+[assets/fonts/README.md](assets/fonts/README.md), along with how to swap the typeface out - it is
 one generated file and no code change. `PPC_FONT_DIR` already overrides the embedded faces at
 runtime. **If you are Jos Buivenga and would prefer this not be bundled, open an issue and it will
 be removed.**
 
-For text this project did not write — trade account and character names, which are routinely
-Cyrillic, Hangul or CJK, none of which Fontin covers — a fallback face is loaded from **whatever
+For text this project did not write - trade account and character names, which are routinely
+Cyrillic, Hangul or CJK, none of which Fontin covers - a fallback face is loaded from **whatever
 the operating system already ships**. Nothing is bundled for it and nothing is redistributed.
 
 ## Font Awesome Free
 
 The buttons a word does not fit on are drawn in **[Font Awesome Free](https://fontawesome.com)**
-Solid, by Fonticons, Inc. Only the codepoints actually used are bundled — `scripts/fetch-glyphs.sh`
+Solid, by Fonticons, Inc. Only the codepoints actually used are bundled - `scripts/fetch-glyphs.sh`
 subsets the release down to those and no more, and
 [assets/fonts/README.md](assets/fonts/README.md) says which and why. The website's navigation
 icons are the same set, inlined into `site/style.css` rather than fetched from anywhere.

BUILDING.md

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@
 
 There is no dependency manager to set up and nothing to vendor by hand: CMake's `FetchContent`
 clones and builds SDL3, Dear ImGui, nlohmann/json and doctest from pinned tags in
-[CMakeLists.txt](CMakeLists.txt). What the system has to provide is a compiler, CMake, git, and —
-on Linux — the development headers those libraries compile against.
+[CMakeLists.txt](CMakeLists.txt). What the system has to provide is a compiler, CMake, git, and -
+on Linux - the development headers those libraries compile against.
 
 ```sh
 cmake -S . -B build -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
@@ -19,13 +19,13 @@ of build tree. Every configure after that is cached.
 | | minimum |
 |---|---|
 | CMake | 3.20 (4.x works) |
-| Compiler | GCC 12+, Clang 15+, or MSVC 19.3x (Visual Studio 2022) — C++20 |
+| Compiler | GCC 12+, Clang 15+, or MSVC 19.3x (Visual Studio 2022) - C++20 |
 | git | any; `FetchContent` shells out to it |
 | Network | needed at configure time, for the dependency clones |
 
 **libcurl is the one dependency taken from the system where there is one.** `find_package(CURL)`
 decides: on Linux it finds the distro package listed below, and on Windows it finds nothing, so
-curl and zlib are fetched and built statically against Schannel. That is deliberate — it keeps the
+curl and zlib are fetched and built statically against Schannel. That is deliberate - it keeps the
 Windows release a single `.exe` with no DLL beside it and no CA bundle to ship.
 
 ## Linux
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ An X11 client, which under a Wayland session means Xwayland. See
 continuously verified.** The others are its equivalents and are checked by hand; if one is wrong,
 the CMake error names the header it could not find, and an issue about it is welcome.
 
-### Arch — and CachyOS, EndeavourOS, Manjaro
+### Arch - and CachyOS, EndeavourOS, Manjaro
 
 ```sh
 sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel cmake git \
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y \
 `apt` and `apt-get` take the same package names; use whichever your distribution prefers. Mint and
 Pop!\_OS track the Ubuntu release they are built on, so the names are identical.
 
-Version floors worth knowing: **Ubuntu 22.04** ships GCC 11 — install `g++-12` and configure with
+Version floors worth knowing: **Ubuntu 22.04** ships GCC 11 - install `g++-12` and configure with
 `-DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=g++-12` if the build rejects C++20 constructs. **Debian 12** (bookworm, CMake
 3.25 / GCC 12) is fine as shipped.
 
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ list; the rest is libcurl and the X11 extensions.
 ### SteamOS / Steam Deck
 
 Untested, and two things are in the way rather than one. The root filesystem is read-only, so the
-headers above cannot be installed onto it — build inside a container (`distrobox`, `toolbox`) or
+headers above cannot be installed onto it - build inside a container (`distrobox`, `toolbox`) or
 just use the release tarball. Beyond that, the Deck's gaming session is gamescope rather than a
 plain X11 session, and the global hotkey grab and overlay have not been tried against it.
 
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ ctest --test-dir build -C Release
 
 The binary lands at `build\Release\PathOfPriceCheck.exe` and is self-contained: curl, zlib, SDL3
 and the fonts are all linked in, and TLS goes through Schannel, so there is no OpenSSL and no CA
-bundle to install. It is a **GUI-subsystem** executable — nothing is printed to a console, because
+bundle to install. It is a **GUI-subsystem** executable - nothing is printed to a console, because
 a console-subsystem build would pop a window beside an application whose whole UI is an overlay
 and a tray icon. Diagnostics go to the debug log instead (see below).
 
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ winget install JRSoftware.InnoSetup
 iscc /DAppVersion=0.0.0 packaging\PathOfPriceCheck.iss
 ```
 
-It installs per-user and unelevated, which is a decision rather than a convenience — see
+It installs per-user and unelevated, which is a decision rather than a convenience - see
 [docs/updater.md](docs/updater.md) for what the updater does with it.
 
 ## Runtime requirements
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ It installs per-user and unelevated, which is a decision rather than a convenien
   for the X11 backend outright rather than letting it choose. So it is an X11 client either way: on
   a Wayland session it runs through **Xwayland**, which is how it is developed daily.
 
-  **There is no native Wayland backend and there will not be one.** Not "not yet" — the reason is
+  **There is no native Wayland backend and there will not be one.** Not "not yet" - the reason is
   the game, not the effort. Proton runs Path of Exile as an Xwayland client, and an X11 tool can
   see every other Xwayland client: which window is in front, what it is called, where it is, and
   where to send a synthetic keypress. None of that has a native-Wayland equivalent. A client cannot
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ It installs per-user and unelevated, which is a decision rather than a convenien
   protocols involved as a matter of policy, so the result would not run there at all.
 
   So going native would cost a windowing rewrite and a permanent three-compositor test matrix, and
-  buy a build that positions the panel *worse* than this one — for as long as the game itself is an
+  buy a build that positions the panel *worse* than this one - for as long as the game itself is an
   Xwayland client. This application's dependency on X11 is not stronger than Path of Exile's.
 
   One caveat worth knowing under Wayland: copying in a **Wayland-native** application while the game
@@ -175,12 +175,12 @@ It installs per-user and unelevated, which is a decision rather than a convenien
 
   | | |
   |---|---|
-  | Both downloads | `glibc` 2.35+, `libstdc++`, `libX11`, and an OpenGL driver (`libglvnd`/`libGL`). SDL's X11 backend also loads `libXcursor`, `libXi`, `libXrandr` and `libxkbcommon` where they exist, and the tray icon needs GTK 3 with `libayatana-appindicator3` — without it the app runs but has nothing to quit from. |
+  | Both downloads | `glibc` 2.35+, `libstdc++`, `libX11`, and an OpenGL driver (`libglvnd`/`libGL`). SDL's X11 backend also loads `libXcursor`, `libXi`, `libXrandr` and `libxkbcommon` where they exist, and the tray icon needs GTK 3 with `libayatana-appindicator3` - without it the app runs but has nothing to quit from. |
   | Tarball only | `libcurl` and whichever TLS stack it was built against, plus `libXext`, `libXfixes` and `libXtst`. |
 
   **That second row is the whole difference between the two downloads**: the AppImage bundles
   libcurl with its TLS, compression and Kerberos tree and those three X extensions, and takes
-  everything in the first row from the host — as it must, since libX11 and the GL driver
+  everything in the first row from the host - as it must, since libX11 and the GL driver
   belong to the session, not to the application.
 - **Windows 10 or later.** No runtime dependencies beyond the OS.
 - **The game may be the native Windows client or Wine/Proton.** The copy path carries a good deal
@@ -209,8 +209,8 @@ Development environment variables, for iterating without the game running:
 
 Captures to feed `PPC_DEV_ITEM` live in [`tests/data/examples/`](tests/data/examples).
 
-**Only one copy runs at a time.** The first one to start takes a lock — `flock` on
-`<cache>/PathOfPriceCheck.lock`, a session-local named mutex on Windows — and a second launch says
+**Only one copy runs at a time.** The first one to start takes a lock - `flock` on
+`<cache>/PathOfPriceCheck.lock`, a session-local named mutex on Windows - and a second launch says
 so and exits. Both are released by the operating system when the process dies, so a crash leaves
 nothing to clean up. This is not tidiness: two copies would both grab the global hotkeys (X11 hands
 a passive grab to whoever asked first, so the *newly launched* one silently does nothing, which
@@ -224,8 +224,8 @@ ctest --test-dir build                 # all
 ctest --test-dir build -R item_parse_test -V   # one, verbose
 ```
 
-Tests link `ppc_core` only — the static library holding everything that needs neither a window nor
-a network — so they run headless, offline, and are the fast way to work on the parser, the data
+Tests link `ppc_core` only - the static library holding everything that needs neither a window nor
+a network - so they run headless, offline, and are the fast way to work on the parser, the data
 layer, the query builder and the rate limiter. `ppc_core` links no SDL3, no ImGui, no X11 and no
 libcurl, and that rule is worth keeping.
 
@@ -250,7 +250,7 @@ Both are committed, so a normal build needs neither.
 ```
 
 The test fixtures under `tests/data/bundle/` are a slice of a real data release and are regenerated
-by `./scripts/slice-test-bundle.py`, never edited by hand — the `.index.bin` files address the
+by `./scripts/slice-test-bundle.py`, never edited by hand - the `.index.bin` files address the
 ndjson by byte offset, so one stray byte silently shifts every record out from under every lookup.
 
 ## Versioning

CONTACT.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Contact
 
 **[Open an issue.](https://github.com/JIRPOS/PathOfPriceCheck/issues)** That is the only contact
-route, deliberately — there is no email address to publish, and an issue is read.
+route, deliberately - there is no email address to publish, and an issue is read.
 
 PathOfPriceCheck identifies itself to the servers it talks to with this User-Agent:
 
@@ -18,18 +18,18 @@ tracker for anything about the data itself.
 
 Open an issue and it will be actioned. This covers, non-exhaustively:
 
-- **Grinding Gear Games** — anything about this client's use of the public trade API, or about the
+- **Grinding Gear Games** - anything about this client's use of the public trade API, or about the
   game content the data bundle derives from. See [ATTRIBUTION.md](ATTRIBUTION.md) for what is used
   and how, and the data repository's
   [DATA-LICENSE.md](https://github.com/JIRPOS/PathOfPriceCheck-Data/blob/main/DATA-LICENSE.md)
   for the bundle. No game assets are redistributed.
-- **poe.ninja** — anything about how their economy endpoints are queried or cached.
-- **poewiki** — anything about the CC BY-NC 3.0 modifier groupings or their attribution.
-- **Jos Buivenga / exljbris** — the Fontin faces embedded in the binary. Swapping the typeface out
+- **poe.ninja** - anything about how their economy endpoints are queried or cached.
+- **poewiki** - anything about the CC BY-NC 3.0 modifier groupings or their attribution.
+- **Jos Buivenga / exljbris** - the Fontin faces embedded in the binary. Swapping the typeface out
   is one generated file and no code change; see [assets/fonts/README.md](assets/fonts/README.md).
 - Anyone else with a claim on something shipped here.
 
-An issue does not have to be public-facing to be actioned, but it does have to be an issue —
+An issue does not have to be public-facing to be actioned, but it does have to be an issue -
 there is no private channel, and pretending otherwise would be worse than saying so.
 
 This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Grinding Gear Games.

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
 **This project is in early development and is not accepting pull requests.**
 
-That is not a comment on anyone's code. The layers are still moving underneath each other — the
+That is not a comment on anyone's code. The layers are still moving underneath each other - the
 item, trade and reference-price layers are built but their seams are being redrawn as the
-remaining pieces land — and reviewing patches against a design that changes weekly costs more than
+remaining pieces land - and reviewing patches against a design that changes weekly costs more than
 it produces, for both sides. A pull request opened today would likely sit until it stopped
 applying, which is a worse outcome than not opening it.
 
@@ -26,11 +26,11 @@ are worth more than a patch would be right now:
   fullscreen, windowed or borderless.
 - **The copy hotkey doing nothing.** Turn on Settings → Diagnostics → debug log, reproduce it, and
   quote the four-character check id from the panel footer (clicking it copies it). Read the log
-  before attaching it — it contains whatever was on your clipboard. See [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).
+  before attaching it - it contains whatever was on your clipboard. See [PRIVACY.md](PRIVACY.md).
 
 ## Forking
 
-The code is MIT ([LICENSE](LICENSE)) and fork away — that is what it is for. Note that the fonts
+The code is MIT ([LICENSE](LICENSE)) and fork away - that is what it is for. Note that the fonts
 and the game data have terms of their own; [ATTRIBUTION.md](ATTRIBUTION.md) says what they are, and
 they follow the code into a fork.