Add architecture figures and a line-by-line terminal reveal

Three hand-authored inline SVGs, carrying the argument the prose makes:

  the gap      three kinds of knowledge, two already solved by DevExpress
  context      what a full dump costs on every request, roughly to scale
  pipeline     source read as syntax, never compiled, into three outputs

The palette encodes the thesis rather than decorating it. Everything the
framework already provides is drawn in graphite; everything that comes from your
own application is in colour. A reader who never reaches a caption still learns
which half is the scarce one.

Inline rather than linked so the figures inherit the page's theme tokens: an
<img> cannot see the data-theme of the document framing it, and this site has its
own switch.

The install blocks now reveal a line at a time. Whole lines rather than typed
characters, so the syntax colouring survives without rewriting innerHTML, and
nothing is hidden until the script has confirmed both that it can observe the
element and that motion is wanted -- without JavaScript the terminal simply reads.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: peopleworks