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Make the P1 hello-world a first SPHERE experiment - #15
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Summary
Reframe the P1 hello-world around a new visitor's first water-treatment experiment. The opening now states that this is a recorded hardware example, names P1 as raw-water intake, and tells visitors what they will observe and do before introducing the two-PLC architecture.
The walkthrough still uses the same 42-sample capture and working replay. It explicitly distinguishes the scripted tag inputs from an HMI action, and the observed PLC I/O images from moving water or terminal measurements. The browser title and social description match the new framing.
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npm run lint -- --quietnpx tsc --noEmitnpm run buildNo PLC, facility, account, or deployment setting was changed.