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udts-component-sizing-ladders

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[L2 stub — incubating] UDTS's concrete per-density component-height and icon-size ladders — its instantiation of component-sizing-principles. Full content is being authored in thrillmade/tokenomics and lands here via an upstream PR once the UDTS spec stabilizes; do not treat this stub as guidance yet.

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Status: incubating L2 stub (parity marker). This skill's full content is being authored in thrillmade/tokenomics (.claude/skills/) while the underlying UDTS spec is finalized, and will be PR'd here once stable.

  • Layer: L2 — an opinionated, system-specific stance. See the design-catalog section of the README for the L0/L1/L2 architecture.
  • Universal background: [[component-sizing-principles]]

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