Arnaud
9ea1f90ec4
Language switcher was two inline emoji-flag buttons -- emoji flag rendering is inconsistent across OS/browsers (some render as two-letter country codes instead of a flag). Replaced with hand-rolled inline SVG flags (no new dependency for two locales) inside a proper dropdown menu, trigger showing the current language's flag. Also added a 9th Home highlight (personalized recommendations, same copy already written for the Features page) so the lg:grid-cols-3 feature grid's last row has 3 items instead of 2. v0.48.2
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
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