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fix(wall): GRID_COLS 12 -> 6 (the change that missed PR #3) - #4

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Why this PR exists

The GRID_COLS reduction was meant to ship in PR #3, but my amend that included it was pushed AFTER PR #3 had already been merged. The merged commit on `main` (`cdf6bd0`) only contained the colgroup fix, not the column-count reduction. Result: live org page still shows 12 columns with horizontal scrollbar.

This PR delivers the change as originally intended.

What changes

  • `GRID_COLS` 12 -> 6
  • Total table width: 6 x 55 = 330px (down from 660px)
  • Fits viewports down to ~360px (most narrow mobile widths)

Wall becomes 26 rows tall (was 13) for 151 contributors. You already confirmed row count is acceptable.

Tests

  • 36/36 passing
  • Padding-cell counts updated for 6-col layout
  • colgroup count assertion updated 12 -> 6
  • After merge, verify org page renders without horizontal scroll

The GRID_COLS reduction was supposed to ship in PR #3 but my amend was
pushed after PR #3 had already been merged - so the merged commit only
contained the colgroup fix, not the column-count reduction. Live org
page still showed 12 columns and a horizontal scrollbar.

Total table width: 6 x 55 = 330px (down from 12 x 55 = 660px).
Fits viewports down to ~360px (most narrow mobile widths).

Wall is now 26 rows tall for 151 contributors. Row count was previously
confirmed acceptable.

Tests:
- Padding cells expected: 4 (was 10) for 2-cell first row
- Two-rows test uses 8 items (was 14) since 12 cols fit more per row
- colgroup test expects 6 <col> entries (was 12)
- 36/36 passing
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sakanni merged commit 4f2059b into main Jun 8, 2026
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