Add an amortized column to each operation in the array (alongside avg and worst). The list mapping renders an extra column when present, and the template hides the column on rows that don't carry an amortized value. Disjoint set union's near-constant amortized complexity gets first-class display without changing the schema.

Yes. Add a diagram_svg or diagram_url column. The base page includes a slot that renders inline SVG or an image based on which column is populated. Structures without a diagram simply skip the slot. The same approach handles animated demos via an embed_html column.

Add a paradigm column with values like imperative, persistent, lock-free. The category column on its own handles the basic split, but paradigm provides finer slicing. Filtered list mappings can then render Other persistent structures on a finger tree page or Other lock-free structures on a Treiber stack page.

Yes. Add a stdlib_mapping column with a JSON object: python -> dict, java -> HashMap, cpp -> std::unordered_map. A selector renders a table showing how each language's standard library spells the structure. Readers map from theory to the API they actually call in their day-to-day work.

Each significant variant takes its own row and slug. A variants array on each row holds the slugs of cousins. The base template renders a See also block via list mapping. The B-tree page lists B+, B*, and 2-3-4 tree variants; each variant page links back to the parent without manual editing.

Yes. The blog at /blog/ keeps its own template and editorial flow; the data-structure corpus lives under /cs/data-structures/ via SleekRank. The two link freely via internal anchors. Blog posts that deep-dive into a topic cite the canonical reference page; the reference page links the deep-dive in a Further reading block.

Yes. Google Sheets handles concurrent edits well, and a draft column gated by a conditional mapping lets contributors stage changes without affecting live pages. A reviewer flips the column to published, the cache invalidates, and the page goes live. Standard editorial workflow without WordPress role complexity.

Tables alone don't trigger a specific rich result, but pairing the operations data with a TechArticle and FAQPage schema (the FAQs you publish per page) covers two visible result types. Eligibility is always Google's call. The structured-data baseline that makes pages competitive is handled by SleekRank's mappings.