Source and licence were buttons inside the About card, and the groups were
named by this app rather than by the one that already solved it. Both now
follow Calendula exactly.
The card carries the logo, name and author and nothing else, joined to a
"Support development" row below it as one grouped block — Position.Top and
Position.Bottom, so the call to action continues the container instead of
sitting inside it as a button. Source, licence, open source licenses and
the privacy policy move to a group of reference links at the foot, above
the version mark. The logo takes Calendula's 56dp chip with the 1.5x
overscan its adaptive foreground needs.
Groups are Look & behaviour / Data / App / About, and the chip accents
cycle within each group rather than colouring it uniformly, which is what
makes them a scanning aid. The four header keys are Calendula's, so the
two apps' catalogues agree.
Report a problem also picks up Calendula's crash-report hand-off: a
captured report is offered in the same dialog the next-launch prompt uses
before falling back to the issue template chooser. The reporter was
already installed here; only Settings never reached it.