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docs: note the spouse-layout fix is upstreamed #252

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@@ -88,7 +88,11 @@ The tree view uses **family-chart** (d3-based). Two adjustments live in the repo
To change a patch: edit the file(s) under `node_modules/family-chart/dist/`, then `cd frontend && npx patch-package family-chart` to regenerate, and verify with `npx patch-package --error-on-fail`. To change a patch: edit the file(s) under `node_modules/family-chart/dist/`, then `cd frontend && npx patch-package family-chart` to regenerate, and verify with `npx patch-package --error-on-fail`.
**Upstream these.** Both are general library bugfixes, not app-specific. The `cardToMiddle` fix is submitted — **donatso/family-chart#103** (issue **#102**). The spouse-layout fix still needs upstreaming; do it when there's time. When a fixed release ships, drop the corresponding patch hunk **and** remove any in-app compensation (e.g. the `cardToMiddle` caller in `tree/page.tsx` passes raw `y` precisely because the patch fixes it — pre-scaling there too would double-correct). **Upstreamed.** Both are general library bugfixes, not app-specific, and are submitted upstream:
- `cardToMiddle` vertical centering — **donatso/family-chart#103** (issue **#102**).
- Multi-spouse centered layout — **donatso/family-chart#105** (issue **#104**).
If either is merged + released, bump `family-chart`, drop the corresponding patch hunk, **and** remove any in-app compensation (e.g. the `cardToMiddle` caller in `tree/page.tsx` passes raw `y` precisely because the patch fixes it — pre-scaling there too would double-correct). Until then, keep the patch.
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