[darkmastermindz]

Summary

This adds 36 new facts and quotes to the coin on the home page, which now has 85 in all. It also fixes the clumsy plain-English sentence about my hobbies.

Related Issue

None. Requested directly.

Changes Made

• Software engineering (new category, 💻):
  • Ada Lovelace's first program (1843) and her Jacquard loom quote.
  • Grace Hopper: the moth logged as the first "bug" (1947), the A-0 compiler (1952), and her quotes "We've always done it this way" and "A ship in port is safe…".
  • Margaret Hamilton and the Apollo flight software.
  • Quotes from Fred Brooks and Linus Torvalds.
• Yoga:
  • The eight limbs, and the five yamas and five niyamas.
  • Yoga Sutra 1.2 in Sanskrit with its meaning, plus a word-by-word fact.
  • Yoga Sutra 2.46, and a quote from B. K. S. Iyengar.
  • The seven chakras with their elements and colors. A note says the rainbow colors are a 20th-century Western addition.
• Stargazing (new hobby, 🔭):
  • How many stars you can see without a telescope.
  • The Andromeda Galaxy, the Bortle scale, and the light pollution atlas.
  • A Carl Sagan quote.
• Origami (new category, 🦢): senbazuru, the thousand paper cranes, and Sadako Sasaki.
• Studio Ghibli quotes:
  • Zeniba (Spirited Away)
  • Hii-sama (Princess Mononoke)
  • The Baron (The Cat Returns)
  • Howl (Howl's Moving Castle)
  • Jiro (The Wind Rises)
• Community: "If we can bend a little, maybe shift our perception…", credited to "Unknown".
• About card:
  • Stargazing is added to the hobbies list.
  • The plain-English sentence now ends "…stargazing, community building, making things and crafting stained glass." It used to end "…maker and stained glass."
  • The JSON view keeps the labels unchanged.

How to Test

1. npm test
2. npm run generate
3. On the home page, spin the coin several times and check the new categories and quotes.
4. Open the Hobbies tab and tap and hold to switch to plain English. Check the new sentence.

Additional Notes

• Author of the community quote: I couldn't find a source for it, so it's credited to "Unknown". Tell me if it should credit someone.
• Glossary check from Gear editor (signed in, collected into a PR) + glossary terms with hover definitions #255: the new text has no acronyms, so it will pass once Gear editor (signed in, collected into a PR) + glossary terms with hover definitions #255 merges. That's why the moth fact says "a Harvard computer" rather than "Mark II".

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