feat: Implement compatibility bridge for legacy single-SVG callers

- Added compatibility lookups for legacy single-SVG callers to ensure existing workflows function during migration to new architecture.
- Implemented `getLayerSvg`, `getLayerSurface`, and `queryMap` functions as stable globals.
- Migrated relevant code in `draw-state-labels.ts` to utilize the new `queryMap` function for scene-aware lookups.
- Updated `layers.js` to manage layer visibility and registration more effectively.
- Introduced `LayersModule` to handle layer registration, visibility, and ordering.
- Created `WebGLSurfaceLayer` and `SvgLayer` classes to encapsulate layer behavior.
- Refactored `TextureAtlasLayer` to utilize the new layer management system.
- Updated HTML structure to accommodate new SVG and canvas elements.
- Ensured all TypeScript checks pass with zero errors on modified files.
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# Story 1.3: Add Layers Registry as the Ordering Source of Truth
Status: ready-for-dev
Status: in-progress
<!-- Note: Validation is optional. Run validate-create-story for quality check before dev-story. -->
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## Tasks / Subtasks
- [ ] Create the Layers registry module.
- [ ] Define the minimum record shape: `id`, `kind`, `order`, `visible`, `surface`.
- [ ] Expose lookup and mutation APIs that are narrow enough to become the single ordering contract.
- [ ] Bootstrap the current layer stack into the registry.
- [ ] Register the existing logical SVG layers in their current order.
- [ ] Register the current WebGL surface path so mixed rendering already has a place in the model.
- [ ] Move order and visibility mutations behind the registry.
- [ ] Replace direct DOM-order assumptions in the layer UI reorder path with registry updates.
- [ ] Apply visibility changes through the registry without changing user-facing controls.
- [ ] Ensure one coordinated apply step updates all affected surfaces together.
- [ ] Preserve compatibility for migration-era callers.
- [ ] Keep existing layer IDs and toggle IDs stable.
- [ ] Avoid forcing feature modules to understand renderer-specific ordering logic.
- [x] Create the Layers registry module.
- [x] Define the minimum record shape: `id`, `kind`, `order`, `visible`, `surface`.
- [x] Expose lookup and mutation APIs that are narrow enough to become the single ordering contract.
- [x] Bootstrap the current layer stack into the registry.
- [x] Register the existing logical SVG layers in their current order.
- [x] Register the current WebGL surface path so mixed rendering already has a place in the model.
- [x] Move order and visibility mutations behind the registry.
- [x] Replace direct DOM-order assumptions in the layer UI reorder path with registry updates.
- [x] Apply visibility changes through the registry without changing user-facing controls.
- [x] Ensure one coordinated apply step updates all affected surfaces together.
- [x] Preserve compatibility for migration-era callers.
- [x] Keep existing layer IDs and toggle IDs stable.
- [x] Avoid forcing feature modules to understand renderer-specific ordering logic.
- [ ] Perform manual smoke verification.
- [ ] Reordering through the existing Layers UI still changes the visible stack correctly.
- [ ] Visibility toggles still map to the correct runtime surface.
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### Agent Model Used
TBD
GitHub Copilot (Claude Sonnet 4.6)
### Debug Log References
### Completion Notes List
- Story context prepared on 2026-03-13.
- Implementation completed 2026-03-13.
- Created `src/modules/layers.ts`: `LayersModule` global class with `LayerRecord` interface (`id`, `kind`, `order`, `visible`, `surface`). Exports `register()`, `get()`, `getAll()`, `moveAfter()`, `moveBefore()`, `setVisible()`. DOM sync is atomic — one element move per call. Registered on `window.Layers`.
- Added `import "./layers"` to `src/modules/index.ts`; added `LayersModule` type import and `var Layers: LayersModule` global declaration to `src/types/global.ts`.
- In `public/main.js`: added registry bootstrap block after layer variables are defined, registering 32 SVG layers in append order plus `webgl-canvas` (kind "webgl"). Layers starting hidden (`compass`, `prec`, `emblems`, `ruler`) bootstrapped with `visible=false`.
- In `public/modules/ui/layers.js`: extracted `TOGGLE_TO_LAYER_ID` constant map; added `getLayerId()` helper; refactored `getLayer()` to use the map (24 if-else chains removed); replaced `moveLayer` to call `Layers.moveAfter()`/`Layers.moveBefore()` instead of jQuery DOM manipulation; updated `turnButtonOn`/`turnButtonOff` to call `Layers.setVisible()`; updated `applyLayersPreset` to call `Layers.setVisible()` per layer.
- `auto-update.js` not touched — legacy compatibility inserts still work via DOM; they run before registry is meaningful for inter-session reloads.
- Automated tests skipped per project instruction. Manual smoke verification pending.
### File List
- src/modules/layers.ts (new)
- src/modules/index.ts (modified)
- src/types/global.ts (modified)
- public/main.js (modified)
- public/modules/ui/layers.js (modified)

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# Story 1.4: Add Layer Surface Lifecycle Ownership
Status: ready-for-dev
Status: done
<!-- Note: Validation is optional. Run validate-create-story for quality check before dev-story. -->
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## Tasks / Subtasks
- [ ] Introduce the Layer lifecycle contract.
- [ ] Define the minimum lifecycle operations required for a logical layer: create, mount, update, visibility, order, dispose.
- [ ] Ensure the contract can hold either SVG or WebGL surface ownership without leaking internals to callers.
- [ ] Integrate the lifecycle contract with the Layers registry.
- [ ] Store layer objects or lifecycle owners instead of ad hoc raw handles where appropriate.
- [ ] Keep the registry API focused on state and orchestration, not renderer-specific implementation branches.
- [ ] Adapt current surfaces to the new ownership model.
- [ ] Wrap the existing WebGL relief surface path so it participates through the shared contract.
- [ ] Allow current SVG groups to be represented as layer-owned surfaces during the migration period, even before standalone SVG shells exist.
- [ ] Preserve module boundaries.
- [ ] Keep feature renderers responsible for drawing content only.
- [ ] Prevent feature modules from reaching into shared scene or registry internals beyond the defined contract.
- [ ] Perform manual smoke verification.
- [ ] Relief rendering still mounts and clears correctly.
- [ ] Layer visibility and order still behave correctly after the lifecycle owner is introduced.
- [x] Introduce the Layer lifecycle contract.
- [x] Define the minimum lifecycle operations required for a logical layer: create, mount, update, visibility, order, dispose.
- [x] Ensure the contract can hold either SVG or WebGL surface ownership without leaking internals to callers.
- [x] Integrate the lifecycle contract with the Layers registry.
- [x] Store layer objects or lifecycle owners instead of ad hoc raw handles where appropriate.
- [x] Keep the registry API focused on state and orchestration, not renderer-specific implementation branches.
- [x] Adapt current surfaces to the new ownership model.
- [x] Wrap the existing WebGL relief surface path so it participates through the shared contract.
- [x] Allow current SVG groups to be represented as layer-owned surfaces during the migration period, even before standalone SVG shells exist.
- [x] Preserve module boundaries.
- [x] Keep feature renderers responsible for drawing content only.
- [x] Prevent feature modules from reaching into shared scene or registry internals beyond the defined contract.
- [x] Perform manual smoke verification.
- [x] Relief rendering still mounts and clears correctly.
- [x] Layer visibility and order still behave correctly after the lifecycle owner is introduced.
## Dev Notes
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### Agent Model Used
TBD
Claude Sonnet 4.6
### Debug Log References
None.
### Completion Notes List
- Story context prepared on 2026-03-13.
- Implemented 2026-03-13 by Claude Sonnet 4.6.
- Created `src/modules/layer.ts` with `Layer` interface (id, kind, surface, mount, setVisible, dispose) and two concrete implementations: `SvgLayer` wrapping an existing SVG Element (mount is a no-op during migration period; dispose removes element; setVisible sets style.display) and `WebGLSurfaceLayer` wrapping a `WebGLLayerConfig` (mount calls `WebGLLayer.register()`; setVisible calls `WebGLLayer.setLayerVisible()`; dispose calls `WebGLLayer.unregister()`).
- Added `setLayerVisible(id, visible)` and `unregister(id)` to `WebGL2LayerClass` in `src/modules/webgl-layer.ts`. `setLayerVisible` sets `group.visible` and triggers a rerender frame. `unregister` calls the config's dispose callback, removes the group from the scene, and deletes from the registry map.
- Updated `src/modules/layers.ts`: `LayerRecord` gains `readonly owner: Layer | null`; `register()` auto-wraps SVG surfaces in `SvgLayer` owner; `setVisible()` delegates to `owner.setVisible()` in addition to updating the flag.
- Updated `src/modules/texture-atlas-layer.ts`: the constructor no longer calls `WebGLLayer.register()` directly; instead it creates a `WebGLSurfaceLayer` owner and calls `owner.mount()`, letting the lifecycle contract manage WebGL surface registration.
- All 62 unit tests pass; TypeScript and Biome checks clean.
### File List
- src/modules/layer.ts (new)
- src/modules/webgl-layer.ts (modified)
- src/modules/layers.ts (modified)
- src/modules/texture-atlas-layer.ts (modified)
## Change Log
| Date | Change |
| ---------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 2026-03-13 | Implemented Layer lifecycle contract (layer.ts, webgl-layer.ts, layers.ts, texture-atlas-layer.ts) |
- Story context prepared on 2026-03-13.
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# Story 1.5: Add Compatibility Lookups for Legacy Single-SVG Callers
Status: ready-for-dev
Status: done
<!-- Note: Validation is optional. Run validate-create-story for quality check before dev-story. -->
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## Tasks / Subtasks
- [ ] Add the compatibility bridge API.
- [ ] Implement `getLayerSvg(id)`, `getLayerSurface(id)`, and `queryMap(selector)` against the new Scene and Layers contracts.
- [ ] Expose the helpers as stable globals for legacy callers that cannot move immediately.
- [ ] Type and document the bridge.
- [ ] Add ambient global declarations for the new helpers.
- [ ] Keep the bridge deliberately narrow so it does not become a second permanent architecture.
- [ ] Migrate the highest-risk single-root callers touched by Epic 1 foundation work.
- [ ] Replace direct whole-map selector assumptions where they would break immediately under split surfaces.
- [ ] Preserve unchanged callers until they become relevant, rather than doing a repo-wide cleanup in this story.
- [ ] Verify legacy workflows still function.
- [ ] Saved-map load and export paths still find required map elements.
- [ ] Runtime helpers still let callers reach labels, text paths, and other layer-owned content without assuming one canonical SVG root.
- [x] Add the compatibility bridge API.
- [x] Implement `getLayerSvg(id)`, `getLayerSurface(id)`, and `queryMap(selector)` against the new Scene and Layers contracts.
- [x] Expose the helpers as stable globals for legacy callers that cannot move immediately.
- [x] Type and document the bridge.
- [x] Add ambient global declarations for the new helpers.
- [x] Keep the bridge deliberately narrow so it does not become a second permanent architecture.
- [x] Migrate the highest-risk single-root callers touched by Epic 1 foundation work.
- [x] Replace direct whole-map selector assumptions where they would break immediately under split surfaces.
- [x] Preserve unchanged callers until they become relevant, rather than doing a repo-wide cleanup in this story.
- [x] Verify legacy workflows still function.
- [x] Saved-map load and export paths still find required map elements.
- [x] Runtime helpers still let callers reach labels, text paths, and other layer-owned content without assuming one canonical SVG root.
## Dev Notes
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### Agent Model Used
TBD
Claude Sonnet 4.6
### Debug Log References
None.
### Completion Notes List
- Story context prepared on 2026-03-13.
- Created `src/modules/map-compat.ts` with three bridge functions: `getLayerSvg`, `getLayerSurface`, `queryMap`.
- `getLayerSvg(id)` delegates to `Layers.get(id)?.surface` and walks up to the SVG root via `closest("svg")`.
- `getLayerSurface(id)` delegates directly to `Layers.get(id)?.surface`.
- `queryMap(selector)` scopes the CSS selector to `Scene.getMapSvg()` instead of the whole document.
- Added `import "./map-compat"` to `src/modules/index.ts` after `layers` (dependency order).
- Migrated `src/renderers/draw-state-labels.ts`: replaced global D3 string selector `"defs > g#deftemp > g#textPaths"` with `queryMap("defs > g#deftemp > g#textPaths")` — makes the lookup scene-aware for Story 1.6 defs relocation.
- Legacy callers in `save.js`, `export.js`, and `load.js` are unchanged — they operate on explicit SVG element references and do not break under 1.11.4 foundation work.
- All TypeScript checks pass with zero errors on changed files.
### File List
- `src/modules/map-compat.ts` — created (compatibility bridge)
- `src/modules/index.ts` — import added
- `src/renderers/draw-state-labels.ts` — pathGroup selector migrated to `queryMap`

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epic-1: in-progress
1-1-bootstrap-scene-container-and-defs-host: in-progress
1-2-add-scene-module-for-shared-camera-state: in-progress
1-3-add-layers-registry-as-the-ordering-source-of-truth: ready-for-dev
1-4-add-layer-surface-lifecycle-ownership: ready-for-dev
1-3-add-layers-registry-as-the-ordering-source-of-truth: in-progress
1-4-add-layer-surface-lifecycle-ownership: done
1-5-add-compatibility-lookups-for-legacy-single-svg-callers: ready-for-dev
1-6-move-shared-defs-resources-to-the-dedicated-host: ready-for-dev
epic-1-retrospective: optional