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Keep the marked page level with the rest of the breadcrumb - #28

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The current page in the breadcrumb carries a 2px line and a 1px gap, which made its box 3px taller than the other entries. The bar centres its entries, so the marked word (Addons & Tools, se16n, …) sat 1.5px higher than Home and moved whenever the reader went to another page.

margin-bottom: -3px takes the line out of the height: the word stays level, only the line is added - the same change as on the home page (abap2UI5/abap2UI5.github.io#45, with CONVENTION.md), abap2UI5/insights#8 and abap2UI5/samples-site#16, where it was measured in the browser (every entry's text at the same top; before, the marked one 1.5px higher). The rule here is the same, character for character, in the same flex bar. Not built locally - CI builds and tests this PR.


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The current page carries a 2px line and a 1px gap under it, which made its
box 3px taller than the other entries; the bar centres its entries, so the
marked word sat 1.5px higher than Home and moved whenever the reader went
to another page. A margin of -3px takes the line out of the height: the
word stays level, only the line is added - as on the home page, Samples
and Insights (CONVENTION.md in abap2UI5/abap2UI5.github.io).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014YZFmFizjMGgrfvyidBoKd
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