comparison · c_9c6e7864a657 (tommy-mor) vs c_16fc6778276f (tommy-mor)
Side A implements a real, tested UI fix (fixed-width columns, winner-aware slider coloring) with accompanying JS/CSS logic and a new test assertion, delivering lasting user-facing value. Side B is a trivial cleanup removing an unused function and two CSS lines, with no functional impact or tests.
A delivers a real UX fix: fixed vote-HUD column widths stop slider-track reflow and data-winner styling colors the track toward the leading side, with matching JS/CSS/HTML and a test assertion. B only deletes an unused RPC helper and two border rules under a 'nit' message, so it is trivial cleanup with little lasting product value.
Side A makes functional, user-visible improvements by stabilizing the vote HUD layout with fixed column sizing, preventing slider reflow, and updating the slider track to visually indicate the current winning side via a new data-winner attribute and JavaScript/CSS changes, with a corresponding test assertion. Side B only removes an apparently unused helper function and two CSS border declarations, a small cleanup with little demonstrated lasting impact.
comparison · c_16fc6778276f (tommy-mor) vs c_60c575d6de0d (tommy-mor)
Side A removes actual dead code (an unused function) and a small CSS tweak, both of which affect runtime behavior/code cleanliness in the shipped product. Side B merely deletes a design/planning markdown document, which has no functional impact and only removes documentation that could still have reference value.
A removes dead Rust API surface (expand_room_new_thread_rpc_value) and a small mistaken CSS border rule in live server code, which improves maintainability of the running product. B only deletes an internal design doc (PLAN.md) with no effect on behavior, types, or UX—useful housekeeping, but less lasting substance than cleaning actual code paths.
Side A makes a small but concrete codebase cleanup by removing an unused Rust helper (`expand_room_new_thread_rpc_value`) and adjusts the retro theme CSS by dropping explicit left/right border overrides on the thread compose textarea. Side B only deletes `PLAN.md`, removing a design document without changing runtime behavior or improving the implementation.