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<title>docs(prototypes): world-clock face design iterations</title>
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<name>Craig Jennings</name>
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Four working prototypes behind the vertical clock line that shipped as the world face: even spacing, true-longitude spacing, the centered both-sides refinement, and the horizontal variant. Kept as the walkable design history the face commit refers to.
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