fix(ui): keep enlarged header links visible - #5
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Enlarged text pushed the source demo's resource links outside its fixed-height header. The header now grows with its content and keeps Prototype and GitHub together in a named navigation group. Normal header geometry is unchanged across the six tested widths.
Validation covers 12 matched normal/doubled-text cells (72 assertions), the existing source response-recovery journey (145 assertions and 38 captures), 41 tests, typecheck/build and walkthrough citations. The independent reviewer also exercised keyboard/pointer destinations and restored the old layout to reproduce the original overflow. The portable evidence retains before/after pixels and failures.
This is a source-header repair. Existing enlarged empty-state clipping, graph readability, development advisories and complete device/human/performance grades remain open. Computed text enlargement is not an operating-system zoom certificate.