Add recorded discovery fleet and source-linked replay - #13
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This adds a recorded discovery-review workflow around the Braess gateway and OpenRouter adapter, plus a public GitHub Pages showcase. The new landing-page section explains the discovery scenario, embeds a 74-second ElevenLabs-narrated walkthrough with captions and transcript, then opens a four-task synthetic replay. Video playback is opt-in and the MP4 is not prefetched. Visitors can inspect candidate branches, the proposed route, policy-gate decisions, recorded outcomes and event timing. A shared viewer generator and an explicit publishing allowlist keep the public shell current and restrict the published recording to the reviewed fixture.
The companion provides bounded corpus/OCR preparation, private response and review capture, durable spending reservations, a two-document pilot coordinator, human-assessment queues, frozen replay packages and film-capture scripts. Gateway responses gain bounded decision evidence and monotonic send/validation traces. Explicit image-reference adapter routes resolve immutable, hash-verified local PNG bundles and persist source hashes in generation receipts. Existing text routes preserve their journal serialization defaults.
The approved two-document live pilot completed two Jev calls. Both decisions took local fallback under the configured gates; no OpenRouter generation calls ran. Complete billing, live reviewer quality, image understanding and cost savings remain unestablished. The public replay uses scripted Jev and reviewer responses and synthetic documents; it does not present the live pilot as a successful legal review.
Validation includes Python companion tests, Rust tests and Clippy, local gateway/provider fixture integrations, source navigation and package integrity. The public addition passes eleven site validation tests, generated-viewer freshness and JavaScript syntax checks, and desktop/mobile Chromium checks under the GitHub Pages project subpath: four task outcomes, selection, reset/playback, no remote requests, no asset errors and no horizontal overflow. A fresh design review approved the new section and introduction at both sizes. Pages CI stages only twenty-two explicit public assets; the synthetic recording is SHA-256 pinned.
This remains a draft. Paid reviewer quality, human adjudication, live image capability, audio review, publication of live evidence and a film of real reviewer execution remain unfinished. No credentials, real corpus objects, private source screenshots or film artifacts are included. Version 0.1.0-alpha.7 is not published by this PR; GitHub Pages deploys after merge to main.