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Task #175. Follow-up to #173. The first fix added `whitespace-nowrap` on each attendee `<li>`, but users still saw the index span (`1-`, `2-`) stacked above the name — even with very short names like "رياض" / "محمد" that obviously fit on one line. Two screenshots (before and after the merge) showed the same stacked layout, ruling out narrow-column wrapping. Root cause: attendee names are saved as tiptap HTML such as `<p>محمد</p>`. Inside the inline-block EditableCell shell (and even inside the plain view-mode `<span>`), the default block-level `<p>` with its 1em top/bottom margins forced the name onto its own visual row beneath the index span. `whitespace-nowrap` cannot pull a block child back onto the parent line. Fix (artifacts/tx-os/src/pages/executive-meetings.tsx): - Each attendee `<li>` is now `inline-flex items-baseline whitespace-nowrap` so the index span and the name wrapper become flex children that structurally cannot break apart. - The view-mode `<span>` (plain dangerouslySetInnerHTML) gets `[&_p]:inline [&_p]:m-0` — tiptap `<p>` renders as inline with no margins. - The editable EditableCell wrapper gets the more-scoped `[&>span_p]:inline [&>span_p]:m-0`, which matches only the view-mode shell `<div> > <span> > <p>` and deliberately does NOT match the editing shell `<div> > <div(border)> > EditorContent`, so pressing Enter inside the editor still creates a real new paragraph. Tests (artifacts/tx-os/tests/executive-meetings-edit-toggle.spec.mjs): - New regression spec asserts that the index span and the name wrapper share the same vertical center (within 8px) for the first attendee in BOTH view mode and edit mode. Without the fix the centers differ by a full line height (~20px+). - All 3 specs in the file pass. Out of scope (unchanged): grouping/sorting, index format, multi- group Virtual/Internal/External rows, pending +Add ghost row, other EditableCell call sites (title, time, notes, manage tab).
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