Adom Hydrogen

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ that's fine — this README is the canonical guide.) ### Webview panels (the kitchen sink)  - **id**: `thread-webviews`-- **blurb**: Open, place, split, resize, refresh, blink and close webview tabs — then pop one out to pup.+- **blurb**: Open, place, split, resize, refresh, blink and close webview tabs, then pop one out to pup.  > teach me webview panels by DOING it, narrating each step as you go. open a webview tab by name to the adom wiki, then open a second one somewhere else so i can see how you place a tab into a specific pane instead of wherever it feels like. split the layout and set the ratio so one panel takes about 30% and the other 70%, then resize it live so i can see the split move. refresh one of them, and show me open-or-refresh so i understand why re-running it navigates the existing tab instead of piling up duplicates. blink a tab with the orange alert so i see how you get my attention when i'm looking somewhere else, then clear it. close one tab. explain that the tab NAME is the stable handle that survives me dragging tabs around, and why you should never cache a tab id. finish with the surface switcher: check window-mode, explain webview vs pup, and pop one of these views out to a pup window so i can see the same content on the other surface. 

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@   {     "id": "thread-webviews",     "label": "Webview panels (the kitchen sink)",-    "blurb": "Open, place, split, resize, refresh, blink and close webview tabs — then pop one out to pup.",+    "blurb": "Open, place, split, resize, refresh, blink and close webview tabs, then pop one out to pup.",     "prompt": "teach me webview panels by DOING it, narrating each step as you go. open a webview tab by name to the adom wiki, then open a second one somewhere else so i can see how you place a tab into a specific pane instead of wherever it feels like. split the layout and set the ratio so one panel takes about 30% and the other 70%, then resize it live so i can see the split move. refresh one of them, and show me open-or-refresh so i understand why re-running it navigates the existing tab instead of piling up duplicates. blink a tab with the orange alert so i see how you get my attention when i'm looking somewhere else, then clear it. close one tab. explain that the tab NAME is the stable handle that survives me dragging tabs around, and why you should never cache a tab id. finish with the surface switcher: check window-mode, explain webview vs pup, and pop one of these views out to a pup window so i can see the same content on the other surface."   },   {