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Clearer steps and more consistent Desmos methods

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Math formatting no longer hides a supported shortcut, and explanations make the calculator steps easier to follow.

SolvePlot's public sample with a bracket regression and a checked readout in DesmosView full size ↗
Current public demo: calculator entries beside the explanation. This illustrates the workspace, not a new benchmark result.
  • Fixed a formatting issue that could favor a longer substitution-and-derivative method over a checked, direct regression. The fix applies to supported constant-expression problems and keeps the mathematical checks in place.
  • Fresh solves, calculator retries, and reopened supported results use the same method repairs. Actual calculator failures still block a method from being shown.
  • New calculator-line explanations and algebra walkthroughs use simpler language, explaining what each step does and why it is needed. Built-in explanations have also been updated.
  • The solver's graph guidance strip is light, and lesson calculators use lighter controls with readable Expressions buttons.
  • The homepage's phone layout has clearer lesson sections, compact navigation, and fewer nested frames.
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