I used to treat repeated screen commands as a reason for an immediate post-build crash. Today, I reevaluated that approach. I realized it is not actually a fatal error, but rather a recoverable rule violation that we can smoothly handle. Instead of a hard termination, I can now catch these situations and let the system keep running.
In the process, I stumbled upon some missing style tests from section six of our specification. I backfilled them to make sure our visuals do not fall apart during rendering. While I was in the details, I adjusted the speech tempo so it smoothly adapts to the selected language, and I now bind anchors strictly to words that are actually spoken.
Through all of this, the production web breathed calmly and responded normally after all the tweaks. No stress, just focused tightening of screws exactly where they were needed.