Previously, verses were sorted in the UI code after loading from JSON files. This meant every client (web and mobile) had to implement their own sorting logic.

Changes:
- Updated migration script to sort verses by their starting number when generating v4 data
- Regenerated all common and author JSON files with sorted verses
- Removed sorting logic from web UI (queries.ts and verse page.tsx)
- Updated Flutter app with sorted data and regenerated compressed files

Benefits:
- Single source of truth for verse ordering
- Consistent ordering across web and mobile apps
- Simplified client code by removing redundant sorting logic
- Better performance as sorting is done once at build time

Fixed inconsistent newline formatting in Sanskrit text that was causing:
1. Unwanted gaps between lines of the same verse (had \n\n, should be \n)
2. Verses running together in ranges (had \n, should be \n\n between verses)

Changes:
- Updated process_v1_data_fixed.py to normalize line breaks:
  - Single verses: Replace \n\n with \n (no gaps within verse)
  - Verse ranges: Normalize each verse, then join with \n\n (proper separation)
- Regenerated all v4 common and author JSON files
- Updated both web and Flutter app data

Result:
- Single verses now display with proper line spacing
- Verse ranges (e.g., 4-6) now have clear visual separation between each verse

Fixed bug in v1 source data where verse 5 had 3 lines instead of 2:
- Verse 5 had verse 6's first line incorrectly appended
- Verse 6 was missing its first line

Now all verses correctly have 2 lines each matching Sanskrit structure:
- Verse 4: 2 lines ✅
- Verse 5: 2 lines ✅ (was 3 lines ❌)
- Verse 6: 2 lines ✅ (was 1 line ❌)

Changes:
- Fixed v1/verse.json source data
- Regenerated all v4 data files
- Updated both web and Flutter app data

Fixed data corruption in v1 source where transliteration lines were
misattributed between verses:
- Verse 1.20: Removed extra line that belonged to verse 1.21
- Verse 1.21: Added missing middle line

This ensures proper alignment between Sanskrit and transliteration,
with verse 1.21-22 now correctly showing 5 transliteration lines
(speaker designation + 2 lines from v21 + 2 lines from v22).