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Give the reply its own effective date - #60

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The launch artwork quotes the retirement announcement with its effective date, but the reply had none. Now it does — August 2026, one month before the retirement takes effect: the application was finished before Microsoft dismissed its own.

Placement differs per artwork, because the geometry differs:

  • hero-launch.svg (page hero): the SQLBI date sits below the window in the same calendar-block style, and the Microsoft block moves down so both dates share one baseline — a footer row across both panels that invites the side-by-side reading. This also puts the formerly empty strip at the bottom of the right panel to work.
  • hero-launch-card.svg (og:image): the window deliberately bleeds off the bottom edge, so there is no space below it. The date sits as a single compact line directly under "Hold my beer…" — quote, date, then the proof.

PNGs regenerated; og-image.png and hero.png untouched. Build and smoke tests pass.

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The retirement announcement carries an effective date; now the reply
does too, one month earlier. On the page hero both calendar blocks sit
on a shared baseline below the window, so September 14 and August read
side by side. The card's window bleeds off the bottom edge, so there the
date sits as a single line under the quote instead.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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