facts: rewrite the trivia list around real, checkable details - #106
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The old list leaned on jokes and vague claims that taught you nothing, so every entry now carries a name, a date, or a number you could look up. Drops the filler, keeps the strongest 50, and adds 150 researched facts across computing history, languages, networking, hardware, games, and cryptography for 200 total. Facts about death, injury, or weapons are deliberately excluded: this copy sits under "What are we shipping today?" and should stay light.
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Summary
src/lib/facts.tsso every entry carries a specific name, date, or number instead of a vague joke. The old "Amazon found every extra 100ms cost 1% in sales. Milliseconds have a salary." style entries are gone.Test plan
npm run typechecknpx vitest run test/facts.test.ts(count assertion updated to 200; dupes, blanks, and multi-line entries still covered)