Two related fixes for the visual gaps reported after the previous pass:
1. Doctor portraits on /team were horizontally compressed. Cause: explicit
width="200"/height="200" attributes interacted with Bootstrap's
`img { display:block; max-width:100%; height:auto }` and `.float-right`
padding to squish the rendered box. Dropping the attributes lets the
browser use the resized image's intrinsic 200x200 dimensions, with the
padding sitting around the image instead of inside its width.
2. Vertical rhythm was a few pixels off vs live. Cause: the live Grav
markdown wraps standalone image references in <p> (markdown spec),
adding the expected paragraph margin. Our shortcode emitted bare <img>
with no wrapper, so the following <p> was visually slightly closer.
Wrap the shortcode calls in <p> in the 6 service pages and 3 doctor
blocks to restore the rhythm.
The image macro was resizing every call to its width arg, including
upscaling 270x180 service thumbnails to 600x400 and rendering 400x400
doctor portraits at full size. Live serves service thumbs at native
270x180 (CSS-floated) and doctor portraits at 200x200.
- image macro: width=0 (default) skips resize, emits raw <img> with no
width/height — lets theme CSS do the sizing, matching live pattern
- img shortcode: defaults width to 0 so callers can omit it
- service grid (home + 7 service pages): drop width=600
- doctor portraits on /team: width=200 (matches live render)
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