Fix bead positioning for all shapes with proper alignment

- Circles use center-based positioning (original Typst behavior)
- Diamonds and squares use top-edge positioning
- Add shape-specific y-coordinate adjustments for consistent alignment
- Ensure all active beads properly touch the reckoning bar

Each shape now positions correctly relative to the reckoning bar,
with circles using their natural center positioning and other shapes
using top-edge positioning.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

templates/flashcards.typ

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
   let bar-thickness = 2pt
   
   // Function to draw a bead based on shape
-  // Note: y parameter represents the TOP edge of the bead for consistency
+  // Note: y parameter represents the TOP edge of the bead for all shapes
   let draw-bead(x, y, shape, fill-color) = {
     if shape == "diamond" {
       // Horizontally elongated diamond (rhombus)
@@ -71,10 +71,10 @@
       )
     } else {
       // Circle (traditional option)
-      // For circles, adjust y to position by top edge instead of center
+      // For circles, y already represents where the center should be
       place(
         dx: x - bead-size / 2,
-        dy: y + bead-size / 2,
+        dy: y,
         circle(
           radius: bead-size / 2,
           fill: fill-color,
@@ -116,10 +116,17 @@
           5pt  // Inactive (at top)
         }
         
+        // Adjust y for circles (which use center positioning)
+        #let adjusted-y = if bead-shape == "circle" {
+          heaven-y + bead-size / 2
+        } else {
+          heaven-y
+        }
+        
         #if heaven-active == 1 or not hide-inactive [
           #draw-bead(
             x-offset,
-            heaven-y,
+            adjusted-y,
             bead-shape,
             if heaven-active == 1 { active-color } else { inactive-color }
           )
@@ -134,10 +141,17 @@
             total-height - (4 - i) * (bead-size + bead-spacing) - 5pt
           }
           
+          // Adjust y for circles (which use center positioning)
+          #let adjusted-earth-y = if bead-shape == "circle" {
+            earth-y + bead-size / 2
+          } else {
+            earth-y
+          }
+          
           #if is-active or not hide-inactive [
             #draw-bead(
               x-offset,
-              earth-y,
+              adjusted-earth-y,
               bead-shape,
               if is-active { active-color } else { inactive-color }
             )