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The six rack chips were a hard-coded 28 pixels at every card size, while the body type and icons around them scale by 20% at L and 40% at XL. Set the card larger and the rack stayed put -- a shrunken strip beside neighbours that had grown around it, with the diameter figures pressing against the edges of chips that had not moved. The chips now read their size from the same scale as everything else, which needed one new rung: the icon tokens run in quarter-rem steps (i2 is 8px, i3 12, i4 16, i5 20), so 28px is i7. S and M are unchanged, as they are for every other property that control scales. The card is sized to its contents, so it simply takes the extra width rather than being told a new one -- and at L and XL that row has the room to give, so the temperature readings beside it do not go back to wrapping. Two tests: one pins i7 to 33.6px at L and adds it to the sweep asserting every token is set at XL, the other asserts the chip reads the token, so a revert to a fixed class fails rather than silently regressing.
