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What this changes

The desktop stand's README said in its Assembly section that the parts assemble on their own, and showed nothing. Five photos of the assembly now follow that paragraph, two to a row (the last one on its own), each under its step number and nothing else:

1. the board in its place, the four wires plugged on its header
2. the cover sliding over the board
3. the reader in the base
4. the display fitted onto the base
5. the finished stand

The photos are in Model3D/0.Desktop/Images/Assembly/, named like the other images there (tigerspool-desk-assembly-step-N.jpg), re-encoded without their metadata as Model3D/README.md asks (phone, date, GPS) and scaled to 1290 x 1720.

Every picture in this README is now centred. They sat against the left margin, and a Markdown table cannot be centred on GitHub, so each picture table becomes an HTML table with align="center" and the render sits in its own centred paragraph. The text, the links and the tables of files and print settings are untouched.

Why: someone assembling the stand has the parts in hand and nothing to check the order against; the photos say it faster than a paragraph would.

What you tested it on

Docs and pictures only, so no device. The README was opened on the branch in the fork and read as GitHub renders it: the photos two to a row, the last on its own, everything centred, the existing pictures unchanged apart from the centring. bash scripts/verify.sh --quick passes except "generated files match their generator", which also fails on a clean main on the machine used; the models guard checks the new files (names, no EXIF) and the links all resolve.

Checklist

• One concern. A rename and a behaviour change in one diff cannot be reviewed.
• English — comments, identifiers, log messages.
• No credentials, keys or tokens added anywhere.
• Any hardware constant carries a comment saying what breaks without it. (n/a, no hardware constant touched)
• Docs updated if behaviour changed. (this is the documentation)
• CHANGELOG.md updated for anything user-visible. (left to the release ritual)