What to build
A train approaching a station (progress just below the stopped threshold) currently parks its marker right on top of the station dot, making it hard to see whether the marker is at, near, or covering the stop. The direction-based lane offset (#21) should resolve most of this since markers will ride beside the centerline rather than on it — this slice verifies that and adds the remaining polish so stations stay legible whenever a marker is close: e.g. a halo/ring around the station dot, or fading/de-emphasizing the dot while a marker is within range. Pick whichever reads best after #21 lands.
Acceptance criteria
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What to build
A train approaching a station (progress just below the stopped threshold) currently parks its marker right on top of the station dot, making it hard to see whether the marker is at, near, or covering the stop. The direction-based lane offset (#21) should resolve most of this since markers will ride beside the centerline rather than on it — this slice verifies that and adds the remaining polish so stations stay legible whenever a marker is close: e.g. a halo/ring around the station dot, or fading/de-emphasizing the dot while a marker is within range. Pick whichever reads best after #21 lands.
Acceptance criteria
Blocked by