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Advance AXIS-style Three.js simulation UI

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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ turn-by-turn continuation notes and next-batch execution records.
## Current Status
- Active continuation file: `text16.txt`
- Latest completed batch: AXIS-style browser simulation shell
- Latest completed batch: AXIS run summary
- Latest relevant commit: use `git log -1 --oneline` after each committed batch
- Working tree at tracker creation: clean
- Required policy: LinuxCNC remains the only CNC semantic source
@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ The project is complete for the current scope when all of the following are true
| --- | --- | --- |
| LinuxCNC semantic boundary | Stable | JS/browser remains glue, staging, OPFS, WASM/browser boundary, docs, and tests only. |
| Real browser simulation priority | Active first priority | Future batches should prioritize the real UI/browser CNC simulation page, with visible machine/session loading, G-code program state, LinuxCNC-backed interpreter execution, machine readiness/status panels, toolpath/preview rendering from LinuxCNC-produced output or validated runtime events, and browser smoke coverage. First entry point: `wasm-port/runtime/ui/simulation/index.html`; gate: `wasm-port/tests/browser/verify_real_simulation_browser.sh`. See `wasm-port/docs/real-browser-simulation-priority.md`. |
| Real browser simulation page | MVP active | `runtime/ui/simulation/index.html` loads in Chromium, exposes a selector for multiple LinuxCNC-backed test programs, runs operator-provided G-code text/files through interpreter WASM, includes an editable G-code pane with Run Editor Text, and includes reset/step/play/finish playback over LinuxCNC canonical motion events. It highlights active G-code and motion rows, updates live axis readout, moves the toolhead, and grows the executed SVG toolpath. Current built-in program set covers square contour, Z pocket contour, incremental loop, G2/G3 arcs, and G81 drilling. |
| AXIS-style simulation shell | Phase 1 active | `runtime/ui/simulation/index.html` now uses an AXIS-inspired titlebar, menubar, toolbar, Manual/MDI tabs, Preview/DRO tabs, G-code pane, machine-state pane, and status bar while preserving current LinuxCNC-backed execution and playback APIs. Browser smoke verifies shell regions, tab switching, toolbar playback, and existing program execution. |
| Real browser simulation page | MVP active | `runtime/ui/simulation/index.html` loads in Chromium, exposes a selector for multiple LinuxCNC-backed test programs, runs operator-provided G-code text/files through interpreter WASM or through the loaded session INI path when a machine session is staged and enabled, includes an editable G-code pane with Run Editor Text plus OPFS save/load program persistence, shows OPFS machine/session readiness, loaded WASM session paths, a Use Session toggle, standalone/session-backed run mode, and compact run summary, and includes reset/step/play/finish playback over LinuxCNC canonical motion events. It highlights active G-code and motion rows, updates live axis readout, exposes DRO/modal state APIs, moves the toolhead, grows the executed SVG toolpath, and supports fit/zoom/reset preview controls. Current built-in program set covers square contour, Z pocket contour, incremental loop, G2/G3 arcs, and G81 drilling. |
| AXIS-style simulation shell | Phase 2/3/4/5 partial | `runtime/ui/simulation/index.html` now uses an AXIS-inspired titlebar, menubar, toolbar, Manual/MDI tabs, Preview/DRO tabs, G-code pane, machine-state pane, and status bar while preserving current LinuxCNC-backed execution and playback APIs. Browser smoke verifies shell regions, tab switching, toolbar playback, editor/file/OPFS program execution, blocked/ready machine-session readiness, ready session staging into WASM, loaded-session editor and OPFS execution with `runProgramWithIni()`, standalone fallback through the Use Session toggle, run-mode and run-summary UI/API state, DRO/modal state, preview zoom/reset controls, and existing program execution. |
| Simulation test program library | Active | Built-in browser simulation programs live in `wasm-port/runtime/ui/simulation/programs/`, one module per program, exported through `programs/index.js`; `verify_real_simulation_programs.sh` checks directory-backed inventory, IDs, defaults, and playback contracts. |
| Vendor/source guard | Stable | `verify_vendor_sync.sh` and standalone semantic guard are required every batch. |
| Interpreter WASM smoke | Stable | `interp_wasm_node_smoke=ok`. |
@@ -91,8 +91,8 @@ Current first priority:
motion events, with active G-code line highlighting, active motion row
highlighting, live axis readout, moving toolhead, and executed-path rendering.
- Next planned UI batch: follow `wasm-port/docs/axis-style-simulation-implementation.md`
to create an AXIS-inspired browser shell with menu/toolbar, Manual/MDI tabs,
Preview/DRO tabs, G-code pane, and status bar.
to load/stage a ready OPFS machine session through existing LinuxCNC-backed
session helpers without adding browser-owned CNC semantics.
- The page must be visible and operator-oriented, not another release dashboard.
- It should use OPFS/session persistence, staged G-code, and existing
LinuxCNC-backed WASM SDK execution.