Clean separators and game-faithful highlights across zeroparadesdb.com

The live Zero Parades database used middle dot separators in page text on ten pages, such as the item list and the map. Those are gone, and every page now passes the site's own style rules on the live site.

Along the way, the map's district switcher and place groups became game-styled controls instead of plain browser ones. Coloured bars down the edge of entries and messages were replaced with the game's own look: selected items are shown inverted and messages sit in a thin frame, as they do in the game. The thin line beside nested lists stays, matching the game's journal.

Game text, such as a long dash in the street police glossary entry, is kept exactly as written.