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Document UI JavaScript detection and gameplay signals - #90
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Document automatic Web/UI classification for JavaScript under the project’s top-level
ui/folder, including existing registrations and moves. Explain attachment setup, shared gameplay signals and scene queries with a copyable example, plus sandbox and DOM limitations.Validation:
npm run lint -- --max-warnings=0,npm run build,npx tsc --noEmit, andnpm audit --audit-level=moderatepassed; audit reported zero vulnerabilities. Examples match the runtime regression covering UI signal delivery and scene state reads.