@mantaq/viz 0.2.0 → 0.2.1
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Take a step with a panel button, by clicking a pulsing edge, or by clicking a state that exactly one next step reaches. An undetermined edge (`to: null`) offers each target its AST explanation names. Without one, it cannot be taken. A final state ends the walk. **Back** (or ←), **Reset** and the path list undo steps. The standalone page keeps the walk in the URL: `?step=` holds one edge id per step, plus `~target` for an undetermined edge.
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**Static walk** (standalone HTML, `mantaq-inspect --out`): nothing runs. The walk follows declarations, so guards are not evaluated, and a path may not happen at runtime. The logic is in `src/moves.ts`: `movesFrom`, `unhandledSends`, `decodePath`.
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**Live** (the Vite plugin page, or `mountViewer(root, doc, { driver })`): steps run the real actor through `createDriver` from `@mantaq/inspect/drive`, so guards are evaluated. Timers advance by button, and **Back** replays the path from a fresh actor.
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## Schema (v8)
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