Revert to MegaTextures-only showcase (remove Junk Runner switcher + on-screen controller)

Add Junk Runner 64 + game switcher + on-screen controller; latest C cores (MI-repeat/paced-AI/2-cycle color)

Update app.py

MegaTextures showcase (controls removed), live neural-execution trace, how-neural-nets-work section

Credit James Lambert (MegaTextures/Junk Runner/Portal 64 author) in UI + README

Switch live game to MegaTextures (boots+renders on C cores); Portal story kept

Gameplay: realistic instr/VI ratio (3500) so the game finishes drawing before swap -- fixes near-black in-game display

Display latched COMPLETE frame instead of mid-build buffer (fixes in-game legibility)

Screen fills container (force Gradio image wrapper to 100%), wider viewport

Controller: native gr.Buttons + held-ticks (GB/DOOM pattern), drop JS bridge

Gameplay back to real-time (6 frames/tick) so menu input is sane

Python-side press latch: taps applied for one full tick (no timing miss)

Fix button taps lost in JS bridge (latch presses)

Gameplay frame cap -> 150 (max-speed, budget-bounded)

Playable: on-screen dual-stick N64 controller + 2x viewport + real-time pacing

Remove Instant Play button; run frames up to a time budget (<timer interval) for max safe speed

Fix freeze: replace wall-clock busy-loops in tick with fixed bounded frames/tick (+load cap)

Add Instant Play (resume in-chamber snapshot into all 3 C cores) alongside cold boot

Fast-forward the chamber load (black phase) with a progress indicator

Fix buttons: route input through module global (immune to Gradio Timer/State race); hold longer, 3 frames/tick

Full C orchestrator: RDP in C too -> cold boot to menu in ~20s

Cold-boot Portal from power-on via the C orchestrator (R4300+RSP), ~90s; snapshot fallback

Play Portal in Test Chamber 00 (snapshot resume); bring-up story + gallery; synced neural fixes & speedup

live Portal 64 boot panel

Neural N64 space