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P-0+o (Proto) Board, Proto Board 780 Holes and Eurorack Stripboard now have an Underside Display like the other boards, with the P-0+o's top copper faded in the mirror; the P-0+o credits no longer run off the board and show the designer's name correctly

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@@ -32,7 +32,8 @@ were regenerated for the faded copper. The open questions below remain.
| Paint a component does not declare is component side, except a board's own paint in the mirror, which is drawn as near side | Components need no changes. A board's substrate is seen from both sides, so it must not fade in the mirror. |
| Holes and trace cuts are visible from both sides (`startDrawingBothSides()`) and never fade; a board's own holes are already solid as board paint | A faded hole reads as copper, and a faded cut hides the break the user is looking for. |
| `Jumper`, `Eyelet`, `Turret`, `Top`-layer copper and `EyeletBoard` eyelets are component side | Jumpers run over the board; eyelets and turrets are visible from the top. |
| `ProtoBoard780` declares its traces and pads bottom side, like `PerfBoard`. `ProtoBoard` declares only the traces and pads its code paints in the underside colours. `EurorackStripboard` declares nothing | The 780-hole boards carry copper on the bottom only. `ProtoBoard` is plated through with some traces on top. Which side `EurorackStripboard`'s traces are on is not sourced. |
| `ProtoBoard780` declares its traces and pads bottom side, like `PerfBoard`. `ProtoBoard` declares the traces and pads its code paints in the underside colours bottom side, its other traces and the pads without a hole top side, and leaves its plated pads undeclared. `EurorackStripboard` declares nothing | The 780-hole boards carry copper on the bottom only. `ProtoBoard` is plated through with some traces on top, which must fade in its mirror like any top copper. Which side `EurorackStripboard`'s traces are on is not sourced; its holes are plated, so its pads are solid in both views. |
| `ProtoBoard780`, `ProtoBoard` and `EurorackStripboard` have an Underside Display, through `AbstractSolderedProtoBoard`; `Breadboard` does not | Parts are soldered to them, so their copper side is worth working on. A solderless breadboard has nothing on its bottom. |
| `Dot` has a Board Side property, Top by default | Dots are junctions in schematics and wiring diagrams, which must not fade, and solder joints on stripboard, which are on the copper side. Setting a solder joint's side to Bottom fades it in the main view and draws it solid in the mirror; a dot placed in the mirror goes to the bottom on its own (`bottom-side-components.md`). |
| `Breadboard`, `BlankBoard`, `MarshallPerfBoard`, `TagStrip`, `TerminalStrip` and the maker boards declare nothing | They have no bottom copper to show. |