0.3.3-beta.1 — clearer results and night reading

This frontend release improves result organization and low-light reading.

• Repeated principal parts share one expanded heading. All distinct meanings remain visible; identical forms appear once. Grammar, metadata and distinct meaning-to-form associations stay separate. Interpretation notes retain their boundaries. Original text, structured results and dictionary bytes are unchanged.
• Lookup status sits above Display options and stays in place when it opens.
• Meanings keep slash-separated alternatives together and break after semicolons, retaining the original punctuation.
• Night mode uses warm charcoal surfaces, muted chalk text, ochre headings and green-earth controls. Bright gold button fills are replaced by darker surfaces with separately contrasted text and edges. The palette is specific to Words; the pinned shared design resources and light appearance are unchanged.
• The introduction identifies the application as an independent browser edition of William Whitaker's WORDS, with word-by-word reading and offline use.
• Read text and Word list are separate tabs at the top of passage results. Read text is the default, with a labeled selected-word area. Switching retains the passage selection, internal scroll and expanded list item. Tabs support arrow keys, Home and End. Single-word and English results remain expanded.

Application: 0.3.3-beta.1. Engine: 0.3.0-beta.1. The 28-file backend baseline is unchanged. All 49 portable test groups pass. Chromium and WebKit verify grouped results, keyboard and touch interaction, responsive layout, computed contrast, offline restart and unchanged print colors. Physical-device comfort and installation remain outside the automated checks.