5.5

New big and small scope sunset and sunrise simulation
New calculations for the day tabs
Added missing icons to simple view
New record popups
Week ahead description popups
Camping profile
Tweak to some of the indoor tems

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       <tr id="col-soilM"><td><strong>Soil moisture</strong></td><td>Water saturation of the top 1 cm of soil as a percentage. Above 40% indicates saturated ground; below 20% is dry. Useful for assessing whether ground is workable, and for motorhome or caravan pitch suitability.</td></tr>
       <tr id="col-concreteT"><td><strong>Concrete °C</strong></td><td>Estimated temperature of sun-exposed urban paving. Concrete absorbs more solar energy than grass and cannot cool itself through evaporation — surface temps can run 15–25 °C above air temperature on sunny days. See <a href="./temperatures.html">derived temperatures</a>.</td></tr>
       <tr id="col-vehicleT"><td><strong>Vehicle °C</strong></td><td>Estimated ambient cabin temperature inside a sealed, parked vehicle — adjusted for your chosen vehicle type. Values above 35 °C are dangerous for children and pets; above 45 °C potentially fatal within minutes. See <a href="./temperatures.html">derived temperatures</a>.</td></tr>
-      <tr id="col-indoorT"><td><strong>Indoors °C</strong></td><td>Estimated temperature inside a building with windows closed and no active cooling. Select your building type from the dropdown — brick, modern insulated, Victorian terrace, stone cottage, timber frame, top-floor flat, conservatory, or office block. Indoor peak typically lags the outdoor peak by 2–4 hours due to thermal mass.</td></tr>
-      <tr id="col-managedT"><td><strong>Managed °C</strong></td><td>The same building model with two interventions: curtains closed by day to block solar gain, and windows opened whenever outdoor air is cooler than inside — the standard UK heatwave advice. Toggle with the Managed tick next to the building dropdown.</td></tr>
+      <tr id="col-indoorT"><td><strong>Indoors °C</strong></td><td>Estimated temperature inside an empty building — windows closed, no heating, no cooling and no occupants. Select your building type from the dropdown — brick, modern insulated, Victorian terrace, stone cottage, timber frame, top-floor flat, conservatory, office block, or tent. Indoor peak typically lags the outdoor peak by 2–4 hours due to thermal mass.</td></tr>
+      <tr id="col-managedT"><td><strong>Managed °C</strong></td><td>The same building model, managed sensibly for the weather. On warm days (24 °C+ outside, or 23 °C+ inside) it follows the standard UK heatwave advice: curtains closed against the sun and windows opened whenever outdoor air is cooler than inside, but never ventilated below 20 °C. On cooler days windows stay shut and curtains are opened by day to let the sun in, then closed at night to hold the warmth. Toggle with the Managed tick next to the building dropdown.</td></tr>
       <tr id="col-furSurfaceT"><td><strong>Fur Temp °C</strong></td><td>Estimated fur surface temperature a cat or small dog experiences in direct sun, calibrated for a thin/short coat. Choose your pet's fur colour — Black/Dark, Brown/Tabby, Golden/Tan, or White/Pale — from the dropdown; darker coats absorb more solar heat and run hotter.</td></tr>
       <tr id="col-pawT"><td><strong>Paw Temp °C</strong></td><td>Estimated ground/pavement surface temperature for paw contact, colour-coded by burn risk: green below 40 °C (safe), amber 40–52 °C (discomfort or possible burn on prolonged contact), red above 52 °C (can burn within 60 seconds). If you can't hold the back of your hand on the surface for 7 seconds, it's too hot to walk your pet.</td></tr>
       <tr id="col-petShadeT"><td><strong>Pet Shade °C</strong></td><td>Shaded air temperature for a resting pet, using the same shade microclimate model as the Shade column but kept as an air temperature and with a lower, pet-specific alert threshold — small pets have far less capacity to dump heat than humans.</td></tr>