Polish: #11 review leftovers (closes #23)#31
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- HTML player drop heads brightness-track like the ANSI/GIF sinks: 16 .hN classes computed with the same _cell_rgb blend, replacing the fixed full-bright head color. - Floyd-Steinberg dither inner loop runs on Python lists instead of per-element NumPy indexing: 3.5x faster at cols~400 (0.69s -> 0.20s on 1200x800), float64 accumulation (slightly more accurate on borderline pixels). - README documents the loop-seam behavior: drop positions loop seamlessly, glyph identities re-roll at the wrap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Closes #23 — the three consciously-deferred items from the #11 review:
.hNclasses computed with the shared_cell_rgbblend) instead of a fixed full-bright color.Stacked on #30 (end of the current chain: #27 → #29 → #30 → this).
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