Implement Bible desk study layout

docs/product-tracks.md

@@ -9,10 +9,11 @@ Purpose: make the app feel like a serious Bible study workspace.
 Current foundation:
 
 - Page-first reader.
-- Study margin.
+- Bible desk layout with a resizable Bible page, verse-focused margin, and tabbed study stack.
 - Session-aware resource toggles.
 - Strong's links and definitions.
-- Notes drawer.
+- Verse-anchored margin notes with markers and export metadata.
+- Notebook book in the study stack.
 - Timeline.
 - Search.
 - Maps and audio controls where resources exist.
@@ -21,7 +22,7 @@ Good next milestones:
 
 - Cross-reference UX after a LibreBible package exists.
 - Better search result navigation and saved searches.
-- Highlights and richer note clipping.
+- Highlights, richer note clipping, and image/link notebook blocks.
 - Sermon/study document workflows.
 - Responsive layout and accessibility pass.
 

docs/project-state-2026-07-15.md

@@ -78,18 +78,7 @@ Missing or immature areas include:
 
 ## Recommended Next Step
 
-The next phase should be consolidation, not another feature sprint.
-
-Consolidation should turn the completed Phase 1-7 foundation into durable product tracks:
-
-- Study experience.
-- Resource ecosystem.
-- Persistence and sync.
-- Platform adapters.
-- Public responsibility.
-- Collaboration.
-
-The goal is to preserve the platform-agnostic architecture before adding more features.
+After Phase 9, the next work should stay inside one product track at a time. The strongest near candidate is another Study Experience milestone focused on search result navigation, saved searches, richer clipping, and notebook document blocks. Cross-references should wait for a LibreBible cross-reference package.
 
 ## Phase 8 Result
 
@@ -97,3 +86,14 @@ Phase 8 completed the consolidation pass. The roadmap now keeps completed founda
 
 - [Product Tracks](product-tracks.md)
 - [App Architecture Boundaries](app-architecture-boundaries.md)
+
+## Phase 9 Result
+
+Phase 9 started the Study Experience track by changing the workspace into a Bible desk:
+
+- The default desktop layout is now Bible page, verse-focused margin, and study stack.
+- The Bible and margin columns resize, and the study stack can be pinned or collapsed into a right-edge tab bar.
+- Long-form resources moved into stack books: Notebook, Dictionary, Lexicon, Atlas, Commentary, and Search.
+- The middle margin now focuses on the hovered or clicked verse and keeps compact verse material there.
+- Margin notes can be written directly against a verse, carry markers like `!` and `?`, and preserve book/chapter/verse plus translation context for export.
+- Session exports now include margin-note anchor metadata in JSON, Markdown, HTML, and CSV.