docs: split the alternatives comparison into two tables - #5
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… tables The single ten-column table required horizontal scrolling on narrow viewports and mixed two different kinds of information (objective presence checks vs free-form prose) in one grid. Splitting into two five-column tables keeps each readable on its own and keeps the emoji/tooltip treatment scoped to the table it actually applies to.
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Splits the merged 10-column alternatives-comparison table back into two five-column tables: the objective presence-check columns (with the emoji/tooltip treatment) and the free-form prose columns, each readable on its own without horizontal scrolling.