Five squadrons: the tag rail files its paperwork 0b53c94

Thirty-five tags was a roster, not a filing system. The flight log’s sidebar now squadrons up — five parent categories with the child tags tucked into sub-menus — and a little menu housekeeping flew the same sortie:

1. Five squadrons, every tag assigned. THE GAME (19 tags: FEATURE, CONTROLS, BUG FIX, SIM, the whole flying machine), MISSIONS & THE FLEET (7), THE SITE (5), SQUADRON STORES (2) and THE SQUADRON (2). Parents show their child count and open an accordion of chips — one squadron on the board at a time, each child carrying its post count.
2. The rail still flies the same. Clicking a child filters exactly like before, the parent lights amber when one of its own is on the board, and a #tag= link auto-opens the right squadron — search and paging are untouched.
3. Duplicate spellings merged. FIX and BUGFIX both become BUG FIX — 37 tags down to 35 and one spelling from here on. The old flat tag strip stays in the markup for the crawlers but no longer takes up the page.
4. Same sortie, lighter menu. GALLERY has left the main menu — spectate view does its job now — and the ANALYTICS dashboard page is retired (the counters still tick quietly in the background). The social chips on the menu footer and every blog footer are bigger, bolder, and a lot easier to hit.