Retire the rotated-BC figure: it has moved to the note that uses it - #603
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Added in #599 as a holding place, because the note it was drawn for did not exist yet. That note does now — UWTN 2026-016, Boundary conditions on non-planar boundaries — so the figure lives in its examples/ and figures/, which is where the deposit picks it up and where its typst source travels with the article it illustrates. Keeping a second copy here would leave two sources of truth for a figure that is regenerated from a script, and the copy without the note is the one that would go stale. Nothing else referenced it. The cetz gotchas it turned up are in #598 and stay here, where the skill lives. Underworld development team with AI support from Claude Code
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Follow-up to #599, which parked this figure here because the note it was drawn for did not exist yet.
That note exists now — UWTN 2026-016, Boundary conditions on non-planar boundaries (Underworld-Technical-Notes/underworldcode.org#26) — so the figure has moved into its
examples/(typst source, generator, JSON geometry) andfigures/. That is where the archival deposit picks it up, and where the source travels with the article it illustrates.Two copies of a figure that is regenerated from a script is two sources of truth, and the copy without the note is the one that goes stale. Nothing else in this repository referenced it.
The cetz gotchas this figure turned up are in #598 and stay here, where the skill lives.
Underworld development team with AI support from Claude Code