Refactor code

Author: johnsamuelwrites

README.md

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 Automaginarium is a configurable universe generator for cellular automata. It extends the spirit of [Cellcosmos](https://github.com/multilingualprogramming/cellcosmos): instead of exploring only the 256 elementary Wolfram rules, it opens the rule space itself.
 
-The project is designed to demonstrate the expressive power of the Multilingual programming language. The canonical automata concepts are written in French Multilingual source, while JavaScript is kept as a thin browser layer for loading JSON configurations, drawing to canvas, and wiring only the essential interface events.
+The project is designed to demonstrate the expressive power of the Multilingual programming language. The canonical automata concepts are written in French Multilingual source, while JavaScript is kept as a thin browser layer for loading presets and JSON, drawing to canvas, generating optional rule tables, wiring the preset gallery, and handling only the essential interface events.
 
 ## Vision
 
@@ -34,7 +34,6 @@ The repository currently includes:
 - a canonical French Multilingual core in `src/automate_universel.ml`
 - a small JavaScript adapter in `public/automate-core.js` that mirrors the current core until the Multilingual/WASM build pipeline is wired
 - a canvas UI in `public/app.mjs`
-- a small progressive-enhancement layer in `public/ui.mjs`
 - copied Cellcosmos heritage references in `public/metrics.js` and `src/cellcosmos_primitives_heritage.ml`
 - example configurations and a JSON schema in `examples/`
 - migration and architecture documentation in `docs/`
@@ -116,5 +115,5 @@ Where source code is directly adapted, comments identify Cellcosmos as the origi
 
 1. Compile more of `src/automate_universel.ml` through the Multilingual toolchain to WebAssembly or generated JavaScript.
 2. Replace more of `public/automate-core.js` with generated calls into the French core.
-3. Keep trimming browser-side helpers that do not strengthen the multilingual model.
+3. Keep trimming browser-side helpers that do not strengthen the multilingual model or the static deployment story.
 4. Add more generated rule spaces: totalistic, symmetric, genetic, stochastic, and multi-channel examples.

docs/architecture.md

@@ -6,12 +6,13 @@ Automaginarium is split into four layers:
 examples/*.json              declarative universes
 src/automate_universel.ml    canonical French Multilingual automata core
 public/automate-core.js      temporary browser adapter mirroring the core
-public/app.mjs               DOM events, canvas drawing, preset loading
-public/ui.mjs                small progressive-enhancement UI bridge
+public/app.mjs               essential DOM events, canvas drawing, preset loading
 ```
 
 The intended stable boundary is the configuration object. The UI should not know Wolfram-specific details except where it offers a preset shortcut.
 
+The browser layer is intentionally narrow: one module applies configuration objects, delegates evolution to the core bridge, renders the resulting universe, and wires a static preset gallery. Presentation-only concerns such as tab systems, mirrored form state, and client-side gallery choreography are not part of the long-term architecture.
+
 Canonical JSON-array rule keys use forms such as `"[0,1,0]"`, rather than concatenated keys such as `"010"`. The browser adapter still accepts older Cellcosmos-style keys as a compatibility fallback.
 
 The packed Multilingual/WASM bridge keeps the full French core as the canonical configuration and evolution model, while `src/automate_packed_wasm.ml` exposes a narrow numeric ABI for browser calls. The browser prefers `window.AutomaginariumPacked` when available and falls back to JavaScript only where rich JSON orchestration is still needed.

docs/gallery.md

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 # Preset Gallery
 
-The browser-rendered preset gallery uses the same Automaginarium configuration model as the main canvas.
+The preset gallery uses the same Automaginarium configuration model as the main canvas, but it is now authored directly in `public/index.html` and wired with a minimal click handler from `public/app.mjs`.
 
 Current preset families:
 
@@ -11,7 +11,13 @@ Current preset families:
 - named-symbol table rules
 - multi-channel color examples
 
-The gallery intentionally uses real generated thumbnails rather than static images. This keeps presets honest: if an example configuration breaks, the gallery breaks visibly and the smoke tests catch the missing file.
+The gallery intentionally stays lightweight:
+
+- cards are static markup
+- labels and short descriptions are part of the document
+- clicks load the referenced JSON preset into the main laboratory
+
+This preserves discoverability without requiring client-side thumbnail generation or a separate gallery state machine.
 
 The static check is: