docs: animated architecture & package-explorer diagrams in README - #1
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Adds two self-contained animated diagrams to the README so the architecture and the package-exploration flow are visible at a glance.
What
suiCLI (holding the keystore) and reads the Sui network over gRPC / GraphQL / faucet. Request dots trace a browser call and an agent call.How it renders
GitHub can't run a live HTML file inside a README, so each diagram is embedded as a GIF via
<picture>— a dark GIF is served to dark-mode readers and a light GIF to light-mode readers. Each has a link to the interactive HTML (light/dark toggle + pause) beside it.Files
docs/diagrams/*.html— the source diagrams, self-contained, open in any browserdocs/diagrams/*-{light,dark}.gif— README-embeddable recordings (~0.5 MB each), captured headless from the HTMLNo application code is touched — README + diagram assets only.