Use case: precise-object-edit. Correct the actual existing FACESTAT two-rule artwork in Image1. Image2 is the complete authentic original enlarged only by exact nearest repetition; Image3 is its authentic native RGBA. They control the two-rule geometry and colors. The black lower rule is a solid opaque graphite object, not transparent space.
Make one clear physical correction: continue the existing lower graphite strip straight to its authentic right endpoint, preserving the left endpoint, its height and its subtle graphite material. Its true length is51/56 of the upper line: three logical units inset on the left and only two on the right. The lower right end has to reach the same source-relative endpoint as Images2/3, rather than ending one source unit early. Within Image1's unchanged2172-by724 natural container and pre-existing functional window[104,214,1967,281], the lower right vertical cut is at approximatelyx2001. Continue it as one coherent sharp rectangular dark strip, not a separate block or a faded extension. Keep the lower line in the original fourth-row position. Preserve the existing upper muted gray-teal strip, its straight full-width functional extent and fine brushed finish. Remove only incidental cyan edge flecks around that upper strip, retaining the restrained gray-teal paint.
The authentic functional frame is56 by8, with upper rail at row0 and lower rail at row4; all other rows are empty. Keep both squared ends, their parallel separation and every surrounding alpha gap. Do not add a frame, panel, background, labels, shadow, glow or extra stroke. The lower nearly-black surface must remain opaque and source-dark; do not brighten it merely to make it easier to see.
Return the complete existing natural container without padding, recentering, zoom or reframing. Keep all unrelated positions, alpha and materials fixed. This is a localized endpoint/edge-quality edit of Image1; do not remaster the whole layout, resize it, change the extraction window or reproduce native-cell tiles.