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docs: complete onboarding, playback position, and implementation handoff - #30
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Replace planning-only README status with run/build instructions, a user guide, actual architecture choices, and linked numerical/browser/performance evidence. Preserve the detailed PRD while clearly marking implementation decisions and remaining human release acceptance.
Add concise in-app onboarding, arrow-key workspace switching, and an audio-clock playback position indicator. Styling preserves the validated mobile control widths.
Part of #8, #15 and #16. Recorded limitations include the shared-runner 2.74 s p95 result against the proposed 2 s target and pending full-browser memory/human acceptance; no production deployment is claimed. Validation at
df217c7: syntax/static build, all 35 unit tests, integrated Chromium/Firefox/WebKit flows including a11y/recovery/capacity checks, and actual Safari all passed. CI.