Fix reciprocal minor tick spacing; bump to 0.84
Minor ticks on 1/x scales were using linear value interpolation between harmonically-spaced major ticks. Because 1/v is highly convex, equal value steps near a large major-value (left side of the first interval) map to tiny physical steps, piling all ticks against the left wall. At a 1:1000 ratio the first four minor ticks land at 0%/0%/1%/2% of the interval. Fix: interpolate in position space (uniform physical spacing) for all reciprocal intervals, matching how major ticks are laid out (also equal physical steps) and matching the already-correct ∞-first-interval handling. Also documents 1/x scale and ∞ max in README.
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