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Make Rockwell P1 hello-world replay visual and interactive - #13
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Summary
Rebuild the P1 hello-world as a visual, self-guided replay. The page now pairs an illustrative rack photo and prepared-HMI screenshot with a diagram of the two physical PLCs. The 42 recorded samples drive a tank-tag display, controller state and I/O lamps, and a trace chart with a movable cursor.
Claim boundaries
This is the October 10 scripted tag test, not a live HMI run or attack. The tank display visualizes a PLC tag; it is not a measured physical water level. The recorded evidence covers PLC I/O-image values, not terminal electrical measurements or a complete tank cycle. Both photos are labeled as illustrations.
Verification
npm run lint -- --quietnpx tsc --noEmitnpm run build