A small wording fix: the operator terminal's priority chip now reads Bullet, matching the Bullet Card it represents, instead of a generic Rush label the product never actually had.
Eryxon Flow has one priority signal — the Bullet Card — and no separate rush flag. The operator terminal still showed a generic Rush badge for it. The chip now says Bullet (EN/NL/DE), so the screen matches the card it stands for. The card and how it works are unchanged.
A couple of articles had been duplicated into the documentation sidebar and gone stale. Articles live on the blog; the docs copies are removed and their links redirect there.
A quick follow-up to v0.8.0. The operator terminal labelled the Bullet Card with a generic “Rush” badge — but there is no separate rush concept in Eryxon Flow: the Bullet Card is the priority signal. The chip now reads Bullet, matching the card’s name everywhere else. The card itself is unchanged.
We also cleared two stale articles that had been duplicated into the documentation sidebar; articles live on the blog, and the old links redirect there.
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