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# Header, shared person profile, dashboard v2.1: handoff, 2026-10-13

* `HANDOFF.md`: 11 PR-sized pieces that each ship on their own:

  * **Header:** H0 Plan A fallback, H1 Plan B.
  * **Dashboard v2.1:** D1–D4.
  * **Shared person profile:** P1–P5.

  It also has a suggested order before 14 October, measurable acceptance checks, and the decisions and assumptions.
* `concept/index.html`: every state at 1280 and 375. Serve the folder from a local web server so the frames load.
* `design-system/`: the tokens and logos the concept loads.

Measured in a browser on 2026-10-13: 26 states at 1278 and 373. Contrast is calculated from hex.


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