Make Surface rendering declarative - #32
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…nd the browser hit-tests the real page Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ybe6Jiec8UUdHbyuQi9pjL
Adopt retained HTML API with sharp rendering defaults
Refine landing-page shadows, lamp glass, and flexible postcard
Fix Surface regressions and remove obsolete code and guidance
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React content now moves between the page and a Three.js scene without remounting its HTML or losing local input state.
Surfaceowns preparation, renderer handoff, reversal, and native fallback.This is a breaking API cutover.
Surface.Root,.HTML,.Scene, and.Meshprovide explicit composition;SceneSurfacehandles scene-owned HTML; capture APIs let shaders sample content that stays native. The lab, registry, public types, and README migrate together. The branch includes the landing-page work and fixes from #84.Verification of the combined integration snapshot: 1,589 tests, four typechecks, lint, package/lab builds, and native fallback passed. Chrome probes verified late texture resizing, lit alpha coverage, surviving duplicate parts, editor focus, camera interruption, panel pose, live tuning, Genie restoration, Unroll cancellation, and Lamp release. Filtered-edge pixels passed in headed Chrome at DPR 2; the DPR 1 headless sample does not exercise filtering.
Review preparation versus actual presentation closely: page content must remain available until its replacement has drawn. No package release is included.