- Move the info trigger out of the name block to the right, just left of Copy (room there).
- The list's overflow:hidden was clipping the popover (esp. row 1, where it opens above the
  list). Switch the list to overflow:visible and round the first/last rows so the on-hover
  corners still follow the container — mirrors the cards (card overflow:visible, grid never clips).
- Right-anchor the popover (+ caret) so, from its new right-side position, it extends leftward
  into the row and never spills off the right edge.

(Fern's <Tooltip>/<Icon> are not importable in custom components — confirmed no @fern-* package —
so this is our own popover, same as the cards; the bug was the list clip, not the component.)

…n fonts (match cards)

- Drop the row's hover/focus z-index. It made the row a stacking context above the sticky toolbar
  (z-index:2), so a row scrolled partly under it painted OVER it on hover. The row stays below the
  toolbar; the sample-text popover (z-index:30) still escapes above it on its own (verified in a
  faithful repro — the rows root has no container-type, and the popover still beats the toolbar).
- Inherit the docs body font (Lexend + fallbacks) instead of system-ui, which tofu'd non-Latin
  voice names (Arabic, Amharic/Ethiopic) on Firefox.

…Latin names

The docs body font (Lexend, Latin-only) can't render the catalog's ~190 non-Latin
names across ~24 scripts; Firefox then falls back to the system font list and tofu's
on any script the OS lacks. Load Noto through the Google Fonts CSS API (one @font-face
per script, each with its own unicode-range) so only the slices whose glyphs appear
download — no build-time knowledge of the runtime CDN catalog needed. Wired into
--vw-i18n-font (body font first so Latin stays Lexend) and scoped to .vw-name/.vw-tooltip.
Adds lang attributes for screen-reader pronunciation + language-appropriate glyphs.
Mirrors the cards fix.

Drop the normalizeModel import + call now that the cards module no longer remaps model
names; render r.model as-is.

…rds)

Same fix as the cards: the ▶/■ characters are emoji-capable and render as an OS color emoji
on some platforms. Use inline SVG IconPlay/IconStop (currentColor-filled); equalizer animation
unchanged.