Station and Favourite rows share one capsule, so both now read
"Save / £3.10" and "Costs / £1.20 more" instead of the amount-free
"Saves" / "Costs more". "(approx.)" is appended on its own line when the
journey behind the figure was estimated. Break even carries no figure —
±£0.05 is noise — so it stays a single line unless the qualifier adds one.
- Split `listingCapsuleHeadline()` into a structured `ListingVerdict`
(headline / amount / qualifier) drawn as one Text per line, so where the
capsule breaks is decided by the data rather than by the width the price
column happened to hand it: the figure can never straddle two lines.
- The capsule's shape follows its line count: one line stays a Capsule, two
or more switch to a rounded rect at 8pt, whose corners do not crowd a
taller block the way a pill's semicircular ends do.
- The Key sheet's legend renders the same component with `showsAmount:
false`, so it demonstrates the wording without displaying the placeholder
£1.00 figure it was built from.
- The new words ("Save", "Costs", "(approx.)", "%@ more") go into
Localizable.strings so the copy editor owns them; amounts run through
FuelSavingsFormat.money and the amount line is monospaced.
- VoiceOver keeps the single-line form, since a drawn break is a pause
mid-phrase when spoken.
Tests cover the line structure for all four statuses, the estimated
qualifier and the amount-free legend. Pixel measurement on the simulator
confirms the shape rule: one line measures a radius of h/2 (a pill), two
lines measure 8pt, in both light and dark.
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