What changed
SF-093: Ministers choose 0–5 residents per planet per 24 ticks, with a rolling five-resident cap. Verified unused growth at full housing converts into Galaxy Fund resources even at a zero ordinary levy. The population register separates actual levies, overflow conversions and next-tick projections; unobserved historical ticks are not invented.
SF-094: A read-only audit matched all nine round-24 trade receipts with Universal Bank collected fees: 3,850 metal, 2,620 crystal and 2,500 eonium. The older zero-fee direct-bank receipt predates the 5% default deployment.
SF-096: Authorised planet editors can apply a settled government immediately, clearing pending anarchy. Reset and command identifiers prevent stale replays from changing later player revolutions.
SF-097: The first Galaxy Browser opening follows the authenticated home galaxy rather than the practice seed; subsequent manual browsing is retained.
SF-098: Development navigation and Info stay together at the top while scrolling, with a bounded scrollable header on smaller screens.
SF-099: Accepted construction, research, asteroid, ship, fleet and trade orders share a persisted background confirmation ledger. They no longer open order popups or add order news; errors and ordinary completion or combat reports remain visible.
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