Inline N alongside kg + spell out Safety factor on spec card#307
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Summary
Spec spec-card BACKLOG item flagged two first-timer friction points:
15 kg loadwhile the SpecDiagram (step 379) labels the arrow↓ 149N. First-timer reads both and wonders "wait, is it 15 or 149?"Changes
HeroStats.tsxL168-172: chip rebuilt as `15 kg (149 N) load` with the N in muted text so the kg framing stays primary; tooltip explains "149 N is the force the FEA solver applies; 15 kg is the everyday equivalent (1 kg ≈ 9.81 N)" so the two numbers explicitly cross-reference instead of silently disagreeingHeroStats.tsxL173-177: `SF {n}×` → `Safety factor {n}×`; tooltip resolves the abstract multiplier to the concrete `{n} MPa` allowable stress (per step 280 spell-out pattern, no abbreviations on first-contact UI)HeroStats.tsxL203-209: plain-English paragraph gains `(149 N)` after `15 kg` so the cross-unit reads identically in proseVerify
Puppeteer 1440×900 on `/problems/round_001/r01_001_easy`: