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Increase complexity of test demo

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@@ -63,6 +63,40 @@ not construct X again from its recipe. Cancelling a forward edge restores its
source and removes the newly created target branch; cancelling a back edge
re-parks its retained target.
Committing a replace from Y to Z creates Z but links it directly to Y's
previous entry:
```text
Before: X (parked) ← Y (visible)
After: X (parked) ← Z (visible)
```
Y remains mounted while the operation is interactive and is removed only on
commit. Cancelling removes Z and restores Y, making replacement one atomic
operation rather than a visible back followed by a forward push.
### Connected partial presentations
Most committed pushes collapse their temporary operation edge and park the
retained source. A choreography with `persistAtRest: true` instead keeps its
progress-`1` effects as a settled coordinate relationship:
```text
Page (exposed, inert) → Drawer (active)
```
This supports partial destinations without copying or remounting either Vue
component. For a two-thirds drawer, the settled source effect translates the
page right by two thirds, while the target finishes at its identity position.
The page's left third therefore remains physically visible in the final third
of the viewport.
Settled relationships are not live operations and are omitted from the public
operation diagnostics. Beginning back temporarily suspends the relationship
and lets a reciprocal close choreography start at the same endpoints. A
cancelled close restores the settled edge; a committed close removes the drawer
and returns the page to its normal root position.
## Interaction
Gesture recognition is declared within each component through
@@ -101,5 +135,6 @@ X (parked) ← Y (parked) ← Z (visible)
Back targets the previous node key directly. A node is unmounted only when a
committed back operation pops it, a forward operation is cancelled, or the
whole scene is destroyed. Because the same DOM survives parking, nested scroll
positions and component-local state survive without `<KeepAlive>`.
current entry is successfully replaced, or the whole scene is destroyed.
Because the same DOM survives parking, nested scroll positions and
component-local state survive without `<KeepAlive>`.