Symptom

The Compute chip displayed a two-line pill badge — “Average” on the first line and “none” (dimmer) on the second — while all peer method badges (GET, SMTP, READ, PUB) were single-line pills. This made the Compute chip taller than its siblings and visually inconsistent.

Root cause

ComputeConfigDisplayContent in EditCompute.kt placed the operation and range text into two separate Text composables inside a Column inside the badge Surface. The second text used a reduced alpha (0.7f) to distinguish it visually, which introduced the two-line layout and the dimmer secondary text — contrary to the single-line convention used by all other node-type method badges.

Fix

• Replaced the Column + two Text composables in the operation badge with a single Text whose content is "${meta.operation.title()}: ${meta.range.title().lowercase()}".
• Removed the alpha-dimmed secondary text style; both parts now use MaterialTheme.colorScheme.onPrimaryContainer at full opacity, matching peer badges.
• File changed: composeApp/src/commonMain/kotlin/krill/zone/app/krillapp/executor/compute/EditCompute.kt

Prevention

• When adding a new chip badge, match the single-line pill shape used by all existing method badges (GET, SMTP, READ, PUB) — one Surface wrapping one Text. Multi-line badges require an explicit design decision and should be called out in the PR.
• ComputeBadgeFormatTest now asserts the combined “Average: none” text is displayed as a single node, catching any future regression to a two-line layout.