--- // The page's own resource running out, ambiently — not a progress bar // addressed to the visitor ("you're 40% through!"), just a meter that fills // as the page's own context window would, and sections that have scrolled // by quietly fold themselves up the way a real context window compacts. // Unexplained on purpose; nothing here says "this represents the page's // context budget" anywhere a visitor can read. // // Used only on the atmosphere pages (home, features, architecture, // about, 404) via AtmosphereLayout — the hospitality pages (docs, /api/, // get-started, the launch-required pages) stay plain, per the site's one // rule about where strangeness is allowed to live. // // Fully inert with JS off: `hidden` by default, and only ever un-hidden by // the script below, so a no-JS visitor never sees a bar stuck at zero. // Sections marked `data-compactable` render fully open regardless — nothing // here removes content from the document, it only toggles a CSS class that // visually folds it. ---