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* feat(web): add pro-value-framing split test copy Serve quantified, benefit-led plan differentiators on the plans and interstitial pages to the `enabled` variant of the `pro-value-framing` split test, in place of the vague "increased/max AI allowance" and "10/unlimited collaborators" framing. The variant changes the bullet set and order as well as the strings, so it swaps in its own short feature list rather than remapping keys: Pro leads with "Everything in Standard, plus:", Free gains Error Assist and "Compile simple projects". The plans page comparison table mirrors the card wording in its AI allowance row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(web): assert plan copy numbers against plan features Check the quantified claims in the plan copy against the SaaS plan features: the collaborator limits, and the "24x" compile timeout claims as the ratio of the paid to the free compileTimeout. The "2x more AI usage" claim is checked against the allowance tooltips, since the allowances themselves come from AI_*_QUOTA_GRANT and are not available in the unit test environment. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * Remove overly contrasted color in card * Remove redundant `makeUISettings2026` * Simplify valueFramingOverrides * Fix types * Revert changes to the table, replace `2x_more_ai_usage` to `2x_the_ai_allowance` * Remove oververbose PlansValueFraming.test.mjs * Revert "Remove overly contrasted color in card" This reverts commit 8e83a0c523c4ebfe8a40a04023f1801080d0e412. * Apply suggestions from code review GitOrigin-RevId: 25b0736af47a3a32f4e1dd108ab0eb14c1bc13e3
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