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-# WorldOrbit
-WorldOrbit is a text-first DSL, viewer, and optional editor platform for fictional orbital systems.
-It is designed as a specialized Mermaid-like alternative for worldbuilding: you can describe stellar systems in plain text, embed them in Markdown, render them as static diagrams, or explore them interactively with pan, rotate, zoom, and object tooltips.
-WorldOrbit is built for:
-- worldbuilding projects
-- Markdown-based lore repositories and CMS setups
-- fictional atlases and codices
-- interactive setting documentation
-- browser-based orbital diagram tooling
-## Why WorldOrbit?
-Generic diagram tools can show relationships, but they are not built for fictional orbital systems.
-WorldOrbit is designed specifically for:
-- stars, planets, moons, belts, structures, and phenomena
-- orbit-aware layouts instead of generic node graphs
-- Markdown-native embedding
-- optional interactivity
-- optional visual authoring through Studio
-WorldOrbit is not intended to be a real-world astronomy simulator or a high-precision astrophysics engine. Its goal is clear, expressive orbital worldbuilding that works well in content workflows.
-## Quick Example
-```worldorbit
-schema 2.5
-system Iyath
-  title "Iyath System"
-  epoch "JY-0001.0"
-  referencePlane ecliptic
-defaults
-  view orthographic
-  scale presentation
-  preset atlas-card
-  theme atlas
-group inner-system
-  label "Inner System"
-  color #d9b37a
-viewpoint eclipse
-  label "Eclipse View"
-  projection perspective
-  camera
-    azimuth 36
-    elevation 22
-    distance 6
-  layers background guides orbits-back events objects labels metadata
-  events naar-eclipse
-object star Iyath
-object planet Naar
-  orbit Iyath
-  semiMajor 1.18au
-  eccentricity 0.08
-  angle 28deg
-  inclination 24deg
-  phase 42deg
-  atmosphere nitrogen-oxygen
-  groups inner-system
-object moon Seyra
-  orbit Naar
-  distance 384400km
-event naar-eclipse
-  kind solar-eclipse
-  target Naar
-  participants Iyath Naar Seyra
-````
-## Installation
-### npm
-```bash
-npm install worldorbit
-```
-### What the `worldorbit` package contains
-The published `worldorbit` package is the public entry point.
-It includes:
-* the browser bundles
-* subpath exports for core modules
-* the packages used by the viewer, Markdown integration, and editor tooling
-So for most users, this is enough:
-```bash
-npm install worldorbit
-```
-And then:
-```ts
-import { parse, loadWorldOrbitSource } from "worldorbit";
-import * as Viewer from "worldorbit/viewer";
-```
-## Browser / CDN Quick Setup
-For direct browser usage, use the browser bundle:
-```html
-<!DOCTYPE html>
-<html>
-  <head>
-    <meta charset="utf-8" />
-    <style>
-      html, body {
-        margin: 0;
-        width: 100%;
-        height: 100%;
-      }
-      #view {
-        width: 100vw;
-        height: 100vh;
-      }
-    </style>
-  </head>
-  <body>
-    <div id="view"></div>
-    <script type="module">
-      import {
-        createInteractiveViewer,
-        loadWorldOrbitSource
-      } from "https://unpkg.com/worldorbit@3.0.7/dist/unpkg/worldorbit.esm.js";
-      const source = `
-schema 2.5
-system Iyath
-  epoch "JY-0001.0"
-object star Iyath
-object planet Naar
-  orbit Iyath
-  semiMajor 1.18au
-`.trim();
-      const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(source);
-      createInteractiveViewer(document.getElementById("view"), {
-        document: loaded.document
-      });
-    </script>
-  </body>
-</html>
-```
-For browser usage today, prefer the ESM entry point `worldorbit.esm.js`.
-## Static and Interactive Rendering
-WorldOrbit can be used in different ways from the same source:
-* as a static diagram
-* as an interactive SVG viewer
-* inside Markdown pipelines
-* inside the optional Studio editor
-This means the same WorldOrbit document can be:
-* written in plain text
-* embedded in Markdown
-* rendered in a documentation page
-* explored interactively
-* edited visually if needed
-## Studio Editor
-WorldOrbit includes an optional Studio editor for easier authoring and exploration.
-Studio is useful when you want:
-* visual placement editing
-* source and preview side by side
-* inspector-based editing
-* faster onboarding for non-technical users
-The editor is optional. The core format remains text-first.
-## Canonical Schema
-New atlas authoring should start with:
-```worldorbit
-schema 2.5
-```
-Example:
-```worldorbit
-schema 2.5
-system Iyath
-  title "Iyath System"
-  epoch "JY-0001.0"
-  referencePlane ecliptic
-defaults
-  view orthographic
-  scale presentation
-  preset atlas-card
-  theme atlas
-group inner-system
-  label "Inner System"
-  summary "Naar and its inhabited infrastructure"
-  color #d9b37a
-viewpoint overview
-  label "Atlas Overview"
-  summary "Fit the whole system."
-  projection orthographic
-  camera
-    azimuth 24
-    elevation 18
-  layers background guides orbits-back events objects labels metadata
-  events naar-eclipse
-  filter
-    groups inner-system
-annotation naar-notes
-  label "Naar Notes"
-  target Naar
-  body "Heimatwelt der Enari."
-object star Iyath
-  mass 1.02sol
-object planet Naar
-  orbit Iyath
-  semiMajor 1.18au
-  eccentricity 0.08
-  angle 28deg
-  inclination 24deg
-  phase 42deg
-  groups inner-system
-  image /demo/assets/naar-map.png
-  atmosphere nitrogen-oxygen
-object moon Seyra
-  orbit Naar
-  distance 384400km
-  groups inner-system
-event naar-eclipse
-  kind solar-eclipse
-  label "Naar Eclipse"
-  target Naar
-  participants Iyath Naar Seyra
-  epoch "JY-0001.0"
-  referencePlane ecliptic
-  positions
-    pose Naar
-      orbit Iyath
-      semiMajor 1.18au
-      phase 90deg
-    pose Seyra
-      orbit Naar
-      distance 384400km
-      phase 90deg
-```
-## What's New In Schema 2.5
-Schema `2.5` keeps Schema `2.1` fully readable and adds a clearer 3D-ready authoring surface without turning WorldOrbit into a full 3D engine.
-It adds:
-* new viewpoint projections: `orthographic` and `perspective`
-* a Schema-level `camera` block with `azimuth`, `elevation`, optional `roll`, and optional `distance`
-* clearer inheritance for `epoch` and `referencePlane` across system, object, event, and pose contexts
-* more stable event snapshots, where missing pose fields fall back to object, event, and system context instead of implying empty values
-* stronger validation around viewpoints, camera fields, event/pose consistency, and ambiguous authoring combinations
-Schema `2.5` still does **not** add full 3D coordinates, meshes, materials, quaternions, lighting, or simulation-heavy orbital solving.
-Schema `2.1` already added comments, semantic `group` and `relation` sections, declarative `event` sections with per-event `positions`/`pose` snapshots, viewpoint-linked `events`, object-level `epoch` and `referencePlane`, declarative resonance and validation hints, and optional structured lore blocks such as `climate`, `habitability`, and `settlement`.
-Stable `1.0` source is still accepted. Canonical `schema 2.0` source remains fully supported, and legacy `schema 2.0-draft` files stay readable as a compatibility path with a deprecation diagnostic.
-## Basic Usage
-### Parse and load source
-```ts
-import {
-  loadWorldOrbitSource,
-  parse,
-} from "worldorbit";
-const parsed = parse(`
-system Iyath
-star Iyath
-planet Naar orbit Iyath distance 1.18au
-`.trim());
-const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(`
-schema 2.5
-system Iyath
-object star Iyath
-object planet Naar
-  orbit Iyath
-  semiMajor 1.18au
-`.trim());
-```
-### Render a scene
-```ts
-import {
-  loadWorldOrbitSource,
-  renderDocumentToScene,
-} from "worldorbit";
-const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(source);
-const scene = renderDocumentToScene(loaded.document, {
-  projection: "isometric",
-  scaleModel: {
-    orbitDistanceMultiplier: 1.1,
-    bodyRadiusMultiplier: 1.15,
-  },
-});
-```
-### Create an interactive viewer
-```ts
-import { loadWorldOrbitSource } from "worldorbit";
-import { createInteractiveViewer } from "worldorbit/viewer";
-const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(source);
-createInteractiveViewer(document.getElementById("preview"), {
-  document: loaded.document,
-  projection: "isometric",
-  theme: "atlas",
-  viewMode: "3d",
-});
-```
-## Package Overview
-WorldOrbit is organized internally as a small ecosystem.
-### `worldorbit`
-Public package entry point with browser bundles and main exports.
-### `worldorbit/core`
-Use this when you need:
-* parsing
-* normalization
-* validation
-* diagnostics
-* schema loading
-* canonical formatting
-* scene generation
-### `worldorbit/viewer`
-Use this when you need:
-* static SVG rendering
-* interactive viewing
-* atlas-style exploration
-* themes and embeds
-### `worldorbit/markdown`
-Use this when you want to transform fenced `worldorbit` blocks inside Markdown pipelines.
-### `worldorbit/editor`
-Use this when you want browser-based visual authoring on top of the text format.
-## Core Example
-```ts
-import {
-  formatDocument,
-  loadWorldOrbitSource,
-  parse,
-  parseWorldOrbitAtlas,
-  renderDocumentToScene,
-  upgradeDocumentToV2,
-} from "worldorbit/core";
-const stable = parse(`
-system Iyath
-star Iyath
-planet Naar orbit Iyath distance 1.18au
-`.trim());
-const atlasDocument = upgradeDocumentToV2(stable.document, {
-  preset: "atlas-card",
-});
-const atlasSource = formatDocument(atlasDocument, { schema: "2.5" });
-const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(atlasSource);
-const parsedAtlas = parseWorldOrbitAtlas(atlasSource);
-const scene = renderDocumentToScene(loaded.document, {
-  projection: "isometric",
-  scaleModel: {
-    orbitDistanceMultiplier: 1.1,
-    bodyRadiusMultiplier: 1.15,
-  },
-});
-```
-## Viewer Capabilities
-Viewer features in `v3.0.7` include:
-* scene-based SVG rendering
-* renderer-neutral spatial scenes through `renderDocumentToSpatialScene(...)`
-* a full 3D viewer mode on the same documents and placements as 2D
-* deterministic orbit animation with play, pause, reset, and speed controls
-* projections: `topdown`, `isometric`, `orthographic`, and `perspective`
-* theme presets: `atlas`, `nightglass`, `ember`
-* layer controls for background, guides, orbits, events, objects, labels, metadata, and relations
-* selection, hover, focus, fit, pan, zoom, and rotate
-* tooltip cards and object detail payloads
-* viewpoints, filters, search, and bookmark capture
-* deep-linkable atlas state
-* embeddable viewer custom elements
-* semantic group filters, relation and event overlays, active event scenes, Schema 2.5 camera metadata, and event/object reference-context detail metadata
-## Markdown Integration
-Use `worldorbit/markdown` to transform fenced `worldorbit` blocks into static output, interactive 2D output, or interactive 3D output.
-```ts
-import rehypeStringify from "rehype-stringify";
-import remarkParse from "remark-parse";
-import remarkRehype from "remark-rehype";
-import { unified } from "unified";
-import { remarkWorldOrbit } from "worldorbit/markdown";
-const html = String(
-  await unified()
-    .use(remarkParse)
-    .use(remarkWorldOrbit, { mode: "interactive-3d" })
-    .use(remarkRehype, { allowDangerousHtml: true })
-    .use(rehypeStringify, { allowDangerousHtml: true })
-    .process(markdownSource),
-);
-```
-In the browser:
-```ts
-import { mountWorldOrbitEmbeds } from "worldorbit/viewer";
-mountWorldOrbitEmbeds(document, {
-  mode: "interactive-3d",
-});
-```
-## Examples
-Examples live in:
-* [examples/minimal.worldorbit](./examples/minimal.worldorbit)
-* [examples/minimal-3d.worldorbit](./examples/minimal-3d.worldorbit)
-* [examples/showcase-3d.worldorbit](./examples/showcase-3d.worldorbit)
-* [examples/schema25-camera.worldorbit](./examples/schema25-camera.worldorbit)
-* [examples/schema25-event-snapshot.worldorbit](./examples/schema25-event-snapshot.worldorbit)
-* [examples/studio.schema25.worldorbit](./examples/studio.schema25.worldorbit)
-* [examples/iyath.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.worldorbit)
-* [examples/iyath.schema2.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.schema2.worldorbit)
-* [examples/iyath.schema21.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.schema21.worldorbit)
-* [examples/iyath.schema2-draft.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.schema2-draft.worldorbit)
-* [examples/markdown/static.md](./examples/markdown/static.md)
-* [examples/markdown/interactive.md](./examples/markdown/interactive.md)
-* [examples/markdown/build.mjs](./examples/markdown/build.mjs)
-Browser-facing examples and demos live in the repository under `demo/`, `studio/`, and `examples/`.
-## Documentation
-* [migration guide: v0.8 to v1.0](./docs/migration-v0.8-to-v1.0.md)
-* [migration guide: v1 to v2](./docs/migration-v1-to-v2.md)
-* [migration guide: v2.0 to v2.1](./docs/migration-v2-to-v2.1.md)
-* [migration guide: v2.1 to v2.5](./docs/migration-v2.1-to-v2.5.md)
-* [migration guide: v2.6 to v3.0](./docs/migration-v2.6-to-v3.0.md)
-* [language reference](./docs/language-reference.md)
-* [language reference (DE)](./docs/language-reference.de.md)
-* [API inventory](./docs/api-inventory.md)
-* [changelog](./docs/changelog.md)
-## Development
-```bash
-npm install
-npm run build
-npm test
-```
-The workspace builds outputs into package-specific distribution folders and browser bundles.
-Useful notes:
-* `npm run build` compiles all packages and refreshes local package shims
-* `npm test` rebuilds first, then runs the regression suite
-* the repository remains parser-first: rendering and atlas interaction stay downstream of parse, normalize, and validate
-## Project Direction
-WorldOrbit is intended as a specialized Mermaid-like solution for fictional orbital systems.
-The long-term focus is:
-* strong text-first authoring
-* clean Markdown embedding
-* rich static and interactive rendering
-* optional visual editing
-* stable schema evolution over time
-## License
-MIT
+# WorldOrbit
+WorldOrbit is a text-first DSL, viewer, and optional editor platform for fictional orbital systems.
+It is designed as a specialized Mermaid-like alternative for worldbuilding: you can describe stellar systems in plain text, embed them in Markdown, render them as static diagrams, or explore them interactively with pan, rotate, zoom, and object tooltips.
+WorldOrbit is built for:
+- worldbuilding projects
+- Markdown-based lore repositories and CMS setups
+- fictional atlases and codices
+- interactive setting documentation
+- browser-based orbital diagram tooling
+## Why WorldOrbit?
+Generic diagram tools can show relationships, but they are not built for fictional orbital systems.
+WorldOrbit is designed specifically for:
+- stars, planets, moons, belts, structures, and phenomena
+- orbit-aware layouts instead of generic node graphs
+- Markdown-native embedding
+- optional interactivity
+- optional visual authoring through Studio
+WorldOrbit is not intended to be a real-world astronomy simulator or a high-precision astrophysics engine. Its goal is clear, expressive orbital worldbuilding that works well in content workflows.
+## Quick Example
+```worldorbit
+schema 3.0
+system Iyath
+  title "Iyath System"
+  epoch "JY-0001.0"
+  referencePlane ecliptic
+defaults
+  view orthographic
+  scale presentation
+  preset atlas-card
+  theme atlas
+group inner-system
+  label "Inner System"
+  color #d9b37a
+viewpoint eclipse
+  label "Eclipse View"
+  projection perspective
+  camera
+    azimuth 36
+    elevation 22
+    distance 6
+  layers background guides orbits-back events objects labels metadata
+  events naar-eclipse
+object star Iyath
+object planet Naar
+  orbit Iyath
+  semiMajor 1.18au
+  eccentricity 0.08
+  angle 28deg
+  inclination 24deg
+  phase 42deg
+  atmosphere nitrogen-oxygen
+  groups inner-system
+object moon Seyra
+  orbit Naar
+  distance 384400km
+event naar-eclipse
+  kind solar-eclipse
+  target Naar
+  participants Iyath Naar Seyra
+````
+## Installation
+### npm
+```bash
+npm install worldorbit
+```
+### What the `worldorbit` package contains
+The published `worldorbit` package is the public entry point.
+It includes:
+* the browser bundles
+* subpath exports for core modules
+* the packages used by the viewer, Markdown integration, and editor tooling
+So for most users, this is enough:
+```bash
+npm install worldorbit
+```
+And then:
+```ts
+import { parse, loadWorldOrbitSource } from "worldorbit";
+import * as Viewer from "worldorbit/viewer";
+```
+## Browser / CDN Quick Setup
+For direct browser usage, use the browser bundle:
+```html
+<!DOCTYPE html>
+<html>
+  <head>
+    <meta charset="utf-8" />
+    <style>
+      html, body {
+        margin: 0;
+        width: 100%;
+        height: 100%;
+      }
+      #view {
+        width: 100vw;
+        height: 100vh;
+      }
+    </style>
+  </head>
+  <body>
+    <div id="view"></div>
+    <script type="module">
+      import {
+        createInteractiveViewer,
+        loadWorldOrbitSource
+      } from "https://unpkg.com/worldorbit@4.0.0/dist/unpkg/worldorbit.esm.js";
+      const source = `
+schema 3.0
+system Iyath
+  epoch "JY-0001.0"
+object star Iyath
+object planet Naar
+  orbit Iyath
+  semiMajor 1.18au
+`.trim();
+      const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(source);
+      createInteractiveViewer(document.getElementById("view"), {
+        document: loaded.document
+      });
+    </script>
+  </body>
+</html>
+```
+For browser usage today, prefer the ESM entry point `worldorbit.esm.js`.
+## Static and Interactive Rendering
+WorldOrbit can be used in different ways from the same source:
+* as a static diagram
+* as an interactive SVG viewer
+* inside Markdown pipelines
+* inside the optional Studio editor
+This means the same WorldOrbit document can be:
+* written in plain text
+* embedded in Markdown
+* rendered in a documentation page
+* explored interactively
+* edited visually if needed
+## Studio Editor
+WorldOrbit includes an optional Studio editor for easier authoring and exploration.
+Studio is useful when you want:
+* visual placement editing
+* source and preview side by side
+* inspector-based editing
+* faster onboarding for non-technical users
+The editor is optional. The core format remains text-first.
+## Canonical Schema
+New atlas authoring should start with:
+```worldorbit
+schema 3.0
+```
+Example:
+```worldorbit
+schema 3.0
+system Iyath
+  title "Iyath System"
+  epoch "JY-0001.0"
+  referencePlane ecliptic
+defaults
+  view orthographic
+  scale presentation
+  preset atlas-card
+  theme atlas
+group inner-system
+  label "Inner System"
+  summary "Naar and its inhabited infrastructure"
+  color #d9b37a
+viewpoint overview
+  label "Atlas Overview"
+  summary "Fit the whole system."
+  projection orthographic
+  camera
+    azimuth 24
+    elevation 18
+  layers background guides orbits-back events objects labels metadata
+  events naar-eclipse
+  filter
+    groups inner-system
+annotation naar-notes
+  label "Naar Notes"
+  target Naar
+  body "Heimatwelt der Enari."
+object star Iyath
+  mass 1.02sol
+object planet Naar
+  orbit Iyath
+  semiMajor 1.18au
+  eccentricity 0.08
+  angle 28deg
+  inclination 24deg
+  phase 42deg
+  groups inner-system
+  image /demo/assets/naar-map.png
+  atmosphere nitrogen-oxygen
+object moon Seyra
+  orbit Naar
+  distance 384400km
+  groups inner-system
+event naar-eclipse
+  kind solar-eclipse
+  label "Naar Eclipse"
+  target Naar
+  participants Iyath Naar Seyra
+  epoch "JY-0001.0"
+  referencePlane ecliptic
+  positions
+    pose Naar
+      orbit Iyath
+      semiMajor 1.18au
+      phase 90deg
+    pose Seyra
+      orbit Naar
+      distance 384400km
+      phase 90deg
+```
+## What's New In Schema 3.0
+Schema `3.0` keeps Schema `2.6` fully readable and expands WorldOrbit from orbit-only worldbuilding into declarative mission and trajectory authoring.
+It adds:
+* a canonical `craft` object type for ships, probes, and stations
+* a declarative `trajectory` top-level block for reusable mission paths
+* trajectory segments for transfers, departures, flybys, captures, escapes, and stationkeeping
+* swing-by and gravity-assist metadata such as `assist`, `turnAngle`, `periapsis`, `deltaV`, and `energy`
+* explicit links between `craft`, `trajectory`, `event`, and `pose` snapshots for curated mission states
+* a solver-friendly data model without forcing the core parser to perform numerical simulation
+Schema `3.0` still does **not** add a built-in orbital solver, continuous XYZ path authoring, meshes, materials, quaternions, or lighting.
+Schema `2.6` remains the direct compatibility base, and older documents continue to load through the same parser and normalization pipeline.
+Stable `1.0` source is still accepted. Canonical `schema 2.0` source remains fully supported, and legacy `schema 2.0-draft` files stay readable as a compatibility path with a deprecation diagnostic.
+## Basic Usage
+### Parse and load source
+```ts
+import {
+  loadWorldOrbitSource,
+  parse,
+} from "worldorbit";
+const parsed = parse(`
+system Iyath
+star Iyath
+planet Naar orbit Iyath distance 1.18au
+`.trim());
+const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(`
+schema 3.0
+system Iyath
+object star Iyath
+object planet Naar
+  orbit Iyath
+  semiMajor 1.18au
+`.trim());
+```
+### Render a scene
+```ts
+import {
+  loadWorldOrbitSource,
+  renderDocumentToScene,
+} from "worldorbit";
+const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(source);
+const scene = renderDocumentToScene(loaded.document, {
+  projection: "isometric",
+  scaleModel: {
+    orbitDistanceMultiplier: 1.1,
+    bodyRadiusMultiplier: 1.15,
+  },
+});
+```
+### Create an interactive viewer
+```ts
+import { loadWorldOrbitSource } from "worldorbit";
+import { createInteractiveViewer } from "worldorbit/viewer";
+const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(source);
+createInteractiveViewer(document.getElementById("preview"), {
+  document: loaded.document,
+  projection: "isometric",
+  theme: "atlas",
+  viewMode: "3d",
+});
+```
+## Package Overview
+WorldOrbit is organized internally as a small ecosystem.
+### `worldorbit`
+Public package entry point with browser bundles and main exports.
+### `worldorbit/core`
+Use this when you need:
+* parsing
+* normalization
+* validation
+* diagnostics
+* schema loading
+* canonical formatting
+* scene generation
+### `worldorbit/viewer`
+Use this when you need:
+* static SVG rendering
+* interactive viewing
+* atlas-style exploration
+* themes and embeds
+### `worldorbit/markdown`
+Use this when you want to transform fenced `worldorbit` blocks inside Markdown pipelines.
+### `worldorbit/editor`
+Use this when you want browser-based visual authoring on top of the text format.
+## Core Example
+```ts
+import {
+  formatDocument,
+  loadWorldOrbitSource,
+  parse,
+  parseWorldOrbitAtlas,
+  renderDocumentToScene,
+  upgradeDocumentToV2,
+} from "worldorbit/core";
+const stable = parse(`
+system Iyath
+star Iyath
+planet Naar orbit Iyath distance 1.18au
+`.trim());
+const atlasDocument = upgradeDocumentToV2(stable.document, {
+  preset: "atlas-card",
+});
+const atlasSource = formatDocument(atlasDocument, { schema: "3.0" });
+const loaded = loadWorldOrbitSource(atlasSource);
+const parsedAtlas = parseWorldOrbitAtlas(atlasSource);
+const scene = renderDocumentToScene(loaded.document, {
+  projection: "isometric",
+  scaleModel: {
+    orbitDistanceMultiplier: 1.1,
+    bodyRadiusMultiplier: 1.15,
+  },
+});
+```
+## Viewer Capabilities
+Viewer features in `v4.0.0` include:
+* scene-based SVG rendering
+* renderer-neutral spatial scenes through `renderDocumentToSpatialScene(...)`
+* a full 3D viewer mode on the same documents and placements as 2D
+* deterministic orbit animation with play, pause, reset, and speed controls
+* projections: `topdown`, `isometric`, `orthographic`, and `perspective`
+* theme presets: `atlas`, `nightglass`, `ember`
+* layer controls for background, guides, orbits, events, objects, labels, metadata, and relations
+* selection, hover, focus, fit, pan, zoom, and rotate
+* tooltip cards and object detail payloads
+* viewpoints, filters, search, and bookmark capture
+* deep-linkable atlas state
+* embeddable viewer custom elements
+* semantic group filters, relation and event overlays, active event scenes, Schema 3.0 camera metadata, mission trajectory overlays, and event/object reference-context detail metadata
+## Markdown Integration
+Use `worldorbit/markdown` to transform fenced `worldorbit` blocks into static output, interactive 2D output, or interactive 3D output.
+```ts
+import rehypeStringify from "rehype-stringify";
+import remarkParse from "remark-parse";
+import remarkRehype from "remark-rehype";
+import { unified } from "unified";
+import { remarkWorldOrbit } from "worldorbit/markdown";
+const html = String(
+  await unified()
+    .use(remarkParse)
+    .use(remarkWorldOrbit, { mode: "interactive-3d" })
+    .use(remarkRehype, { allowDangerousHtml: true })
+    .use(rehypeStringify, { allowDangerousHtml: true })
+    .process(markdownSource),
+);
+```
+In the browser:
+```ts
+import { mountWorldOrbitEmbeds } from "worldorbit/viewer";
+mountWorldOrbitEmbeds(document, {
+  mode: "interactive-3d",
+});
+```
+## Examples
+Examples live in:
+* [examples/minimal.worldorbit](./examples/minimal.worldorbit)
+* [examples/minimal-3d.worldorbit](./examples/minimal-3d.worldorbit)
+* [examples/showcase-3d.worldorbit](./examples/showcase-3d.worldorbit)
+* [examples/schema25-camera.worldorbit](./examples/schema25-camera.worldorbit)
+* [examples/schema25-event-snapshot.worldorbit](./examples/schema25-event-snapshot.worldorbit)
+* [examples/studio.schema25.worldorbit](./examples/studio.schema25.worldorbit)
+* [examples/iyath.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.worldorbit)
+* [examples/iyath.schema2.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.schema2.worldorbit)
+* [examples/iyath.schema21.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.schema21.worldorbit)
+* [examples/iyath.schema2-draft.worldorbit](./examples/iyath.schema2-draft.worldorbit)
+* [examples/markdown/static.md](./examples/markdown/static.md)
+* [examples/markdown/interactive.md](./examples/markdown/interactive.md)
+* [examples/markdown/build.mjs](./examples/markdown/build.mjs)
+Browser-facing examples and demos live in the repository under `demo/`, `studio/`, and `examples/`.
+## Documentation
+* [migration guide: v0.8 to v1.0](./docs/migration-v0.8-to-v1.0.md)
+* [migration guide: v1 to v2](./docs/migration-v1-to-v2.md)
+* [migration guide: v2.0 to v2.1](./docs/migration-v2-to-v2.1.md)
+* [migration guide: v2.1 to v2.5](./docs/migration-v2.1-to-v2.5.md)
+* [migration guide: v2.6 to v3.0](./docs/migration-v2.6-to-v3.0.md)
+* [language reference](./docs/language-reference.md)
+* [language reference (DE)](./docs/language-reference.de.md)
+* [API inventory](./docs/api-inventory.md)
+* [changelog](./docs/changelog.md)
+## Development
+```bash
+npm install
+npm run build
+npm test
+```
+The workspace builds outputs into package-specific distribution folders and browser bundles.
+Useful notes:
+* `npm run build` compiles all packages and refreshes local package shims
+* `npm test` rebuilds first, then runs the regression suite
+* the repository remains parser-first: rendering and atlas interaction stay downstream of parse, normalize, and validate
+## Project Direction
+WorldOrbit is intended as a specialized Mermaid-like solution for fictional orbital systems.
+The long-term focus is:
+* strong text-first authoring
+* clean Markdown embedding
+* rich static and interactive rendering
+* optional visual editing
+* stable schema evolution over time
+## License
+MIT