Fixed

• The argument view no longer sits blank while it loads. Opening an argument used to show an empty page for several seconds before anything appeared. It now shows the shape of the argument straight away — headings and rows in place — and fills in as the content arrives, so nothing jumps around once it does.
• Buttons and links in the accent colours are readable again. Outlined and text-style buttons were painting themselves in a colour meant to sit behind text rather than to be text, which left them faint against the page in light mode. They now use a properly contrasting colour in both themes.
• The support-vs-counter meter and the sidebar sections read correctly in a screen reader. The meter had no usable name, and seven collapsible sidebar sections did not announce what they expand.
• Over-long titles and descriptions are refused with a clear message again rather than failing as an unexpected error.
• The review walk no longer includes premises you never wrote. A claim with a citation quietly creates a premise behind the scenes; those were being offered up for review alongside your own.

Changed

• The number shown beside the review flow counts review steps, not premises. Those are not the same thing — a conclusion with no operator in it has nothing to decide, so it is not a step — and the label will be corrected to say so.