A phone's wrapped flow stacks into one column: when a graph is still wider than three nodes after wrapping, a last pass centres every rank, so wrapped rows sit under the row above (Demo house 3721 to 947px across at 390, crossings 295 to 263)
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## The canvas
The graph runs left to right on desktop and top to bottom on phones.
The graph runs left to right on desktop and top to bottom on phones. On a
phone, at most two nodes sit side by side and the rest wrap onto the rows
below, so a large flow grows downwards in one column.
- **Nodes** show their execution status.
- **Edges** are routed around the nodes, a loop back to an earlier node