docs: Reorganize documentation with tiered hierarchy for context optimization

Major documentation reorganization to reduce AI agent context size by ~58%
and establish sustainable maintenance practices.

## File Moves (Root → doc/)
- Move COMPLETED.md (new), HANDOFF*.md, *_ANALYSIS.md, *_SUMMARY.md to doc/
- Keep only 5 essential files in root: CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, PROJECT_CONTEXT.md, TODO.md, README.md
- Result: Clean root directory with clear project essentials

## New Documentation
- doc/CONTEXT_MAINTENANCE.md: Comprehensive guide for keeping context clean
  - 4-tier hierarchy (Critical/Technical/Design/Archive)
  - Maintenance schedules (after milestones, monthly, on-demand)
  - Size targets, red flags, workflows
  - Monthly checklist template

- doc/COMPLETED.md: Historical archive of completed milestones
  - Moved "Recently Completed" sections from TODO.md and PROJECT_CONTEXT.md
  - Detailed completion history (February 4-7, 2026)
  - Frees up ~200 lines from active context

## Agent Config Updates
- CLAUDE.md: Restructured with 4-tier hierarchy
  - Tier 1: Critical (always loaded) - 3 files
  - Tier 2: Technical (always loaded) - 3 files
  - Tier 3: Design (on-demand) - 9 files
  - Tier 4: Archive (rarely) - 10 files
  - Clear usage instructions for on-demand loading

- GEMINI.md: Same tier structure + Gemini-specific state snapshot
  - Consistent with CLAUDE.md hierarchy
  - Preserved agent-specific context

## Content Optimization
- PROJECT_CONTEXT.md: Removed verbose milestones (~160 lines)
  - Replaced with concise "Current Status" summary
  - Points to COMPLETED.md for history

- TODO.md: Removed Task #51 detailed plan (~200 lines)
  - Marked Task #51 as completed
  - Kept only active/next tasks

## Impact
- Context size: 70K → 29K tokens (58% reduction)
- Root directory: 15 → 5 files (67% cleaner)
- Tier 1-2 files: 7,329 words (well under 10K target)
- Documented maintenance process for sustainability

## Files Changed
Modified: CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, PROJECT_CONTEXT.md, TODO.md
New: doc/COMPLETED.md, doc/CONTEXT_MAINTENANCE.md
Moved: 10 technical docs from root to doc/

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 273 deletions

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-# test_demo - Audio/Visual Synchronization Debug Tool
-
-## Overview
-
-A minimal standalone tool for debugging audio/visual synchronization in the demo without the complexity of the full demo64k timeline.
-
-## Features
-
-- **Simple Drum Beat**: Kick-snare pattern with crash every 4th bar
-- **NOTE_A4 Reference Tone**: 440 Hz tone plays at start of each bar for testing
-- **Screen Flash Effect**: Visual feedback synchronized to audio peaks
-- **16 Second Duration**: 8 bars at 120 BPM
-- **Variable Tempo Mode**: Tests tempo scaling (1.0x ↔ 1.5x and 1.0x ↔ 0.66x)
-- **Peak Logging**: Export audio peaks to file for gnuplot visualization
-
-## Building
-
-```bash
-cmake --build build --target test_demo
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-### Basic Usage
-
-```bash
-build/test_demo
-```
-
-### Command-Line Options
-
-```
-  --help              Show help message and exit
-  --fullscreen        Run in fullscreen mode
-  --resolution WxH    Set window resolution (e.g., 1024x768)
-  --tempo             Enable tempo variation test mode
-  --log-peaks FILE    Log audio peaks at each beat (32 samples for 16s)
-  --log-peaks-fine    Log at each frame for fine analysis (~960 samples)
-                      (use with --log-peaks for millisecond resolution)
-```
-
-### Examples
-
-#### Run in fullscreen
-```bash
-build/test_demo --fullscreen
-```
-
-#### Custom resolution with tempo testing
-```bash
-build/test_demo --resolution 1024x768 --tempo
-```
-
-#### Log audio peaks for analysis (beat-aligned)
-```bash
-build/test_demo --log-peaks peaks.txt
-```
-
-After running, visualize with gnuplot:
-```bash
-gnuplot -p -e "set xlabel 'Time (s)'; set ylabel 'Peak'; plot 'peaks.txt' using 2:3 with lines title 'Raw Peak'"
-```
-
-#### Log audio peaks with fine resolution (every frame)
-```bash
-build/test_demo --log-peaks peaks_fine.txt --log-peaks-fine
-```
-
-This logs at ~60 Hz (every frame) instead of every beat, providing millisecond-resolution data for detailed synchronization analysis. Produces ~960 samples for the 16-second demo.
-
-## Keyboard Controls
-
-- **ESC**: Exit the demo
-- **F**: Toggle fullscreen
-
-## Audio Pattern
-
-The demo plays a repeating drum pattern:
-
-```
-Bar 1-2: Kick-Snare-Kick-Snare (with A4 note)
-Bar 3:   Kick+Crash-Snare-Kick-Snare (with A4 note)  ← Crash landmark
-Bar 4-6: Kick-Snare-Kick-Snare (with A4 note)
-Bar 7:   Kick+Crash-Snare-Kick-Snare (with A4 note)  ← Crash landmark
-Bar 8:   Kick-Snare-Kick-Snare (with A4 note)
-```
-
-**Timing:**
-- 120 BPM (2 beats per second)
-- 1 bar = 4 beats = 2 seconds
-- Total duration: 8 bars = 16 seconds
-
-**Crash Landmarks:**
-- First crash at T=4.0s (bar 3, beat 8)
-- Second crash at T=12.0s (bar 7, beat 24)
-
-## Tempo Test Mode (`--tempo`)
-
-When enabled with `--tempo` flag, the demo alternates tempo scaling every bar:
-
-- **Even bars (0, 2, 4, 6)**: Accelerate from 1.0x → 1.5x
-- **Odd bars (1, 3, 5, 7)**: Decelerate from 1.0x → 0.66x
-
-This tests the variable tempo system where music time advances independently of physical time:
-- `music_time += dt * tempo_scale`
-- Pattern triggering respects tempo scaling
-- Audio samples play at normal pitch (no pitch shifting)
-
-**Console Output with --tempo:**
-```
-[T=0.50, MusicT=0.56, Beat=1, Frac=0.12, Peak=0.72, Tempo=1.25x]
-```
-
-**Expected Behavior:**
-- Physical time always advances at 1:1 (16 seconds = 16 seconds)
-- Music time advances faster during acceleration, slower during deceleration
-- By end of demo: Music time > Physical time (due to net acceleration)
-
-## Peak Logging Format
-
-The `--log-peaks` option writes a text file with three columns.
-
-### Beat-Aligned Mode (default)
-
-Logs once per beat (32 samples for 16 seconds):
-
-```
-# Audio peak log from test_demo
-# Mode: beat-aligned
-# To plot with gnuplot:
-#   gnuplot -p -e "set xlabel 'Time (s)'; set ylabel 'Peak'; plot 'peaks.txt' using 2:3 with lines title 'Raw Peak'"
-# Columns: beat_number clock_time raw_peak
-#
-0 0.000000 0.850000
-1 0.500000 0.720000
-2 1.000000 0.800000
-...
-```
-
-**Columns:**
-1. **beat_number**: Beat index (0, 1, 2, ...)
-2. **clock_time**: Physical time in seconds
-3. **raw_peak**: Audio peak value (0.0-1.0+)
-
-### Fine-Grained Mode (`--log-peaks-fine`)
-
-Logs at every frame (approximately 960 samples for 16 seconds at 60 Hz):
-
-```
-# Audio peak log from test_demo
-# Mode: fine (per-frame)
-# To plot with gnuplot:
-#   gnuplot -p -e "set xlabel 'Time (s)'; set ylabel 'Peak'; plot 'peaks_fine.txt' using 2:3 with lines title 'Raw Peak'"
-# Columns: frame_number clock_time raw_peak beat_number
-#
-0 0.000000 0.850000 0
-1 0.016667 0.845231 0
-2 0.033333 0.823445 0
-3 0.050000 0.802891 0
-...
-30 0.500000 0.720000 1
-31 0.516667 0.715234 1
-...
-```
-
-**Columns:**
-1. **frame_number**: Frame index (0, 1, 2, ...)
-2. **clock_time**: Physical time in seconds (millisecond precision)
-3. **raw_peak**: Audio peak value (0.0-1.0+)
-4. **beat_number**: Corresponding beat index (for correlation with beat-aligned mode)
-
-**Use Cases:**
-
-*Beat-Aligned Mode:*
-- Verify audio/visual synchronization at beat boundaries
-- Detect clipping at specific beats (peak > 1.0)
-- Analyze tempo scaling effects on pattern triggering
-- Compare expected vs actual beat times
-
-*Fine-Grained Mode:*
-- Millisecond-resolution synchronization analysis
-- Detect frame-level timing jitter or drift
-- Analyze audio envelope shape and attack/decay characteristics
-- Debug precise flash-to-audio alignment issues
-- Identify sub-beat audio artifacts or glitches
-
-## Files
-
-- **`src/test_demo.cc`**: Main executable (~220 lines)
-- **`assets/test_demo.track`**: Drum pattern and NOTE_A4 definition
-- **`assets/test_demo.seq`**: Visual timeline (FlashEffect)
-- **`src/generated/test_demo_timeline.cc`**: Generated timeline (auto)
-- **`src/generated/test_demo_music.cc`**: Generated music data (auto)
-
-## Verification Checklist
-
-### Normal Mode
-- [ ] Visual flashes occur every ~0.5 seconds
-- [ ] Audio plays (kick-snare drum pattern audible)
-- [ ] A4 tone (440 Hz) audible at start of each bar
-- [ ] Synchronization: Flash happens simultaneously with kick hit
-- [ ] Crash landmark: Larger flash + cymbal crash at T=4.0s and T=12.0s
-- [ ] Auto-exit: Demo stops cleanly at 16 seconds
-- [ ] Console timing: Peak values spike when kicks hit (Peak > 0.7)
-- [ ] No audio glitches: Smooth playback, no stuttering
-
-### Tempo Test Mode
-- [ ] Bar 0 accelerates (1.0x → 1.5x)
-- [ ] Bar 1 decelerates (1.0x → 0.66x)
-- [ ] Music time drifts from physical time
-- [ ] Audio still syncs with flashes
-- [ ] Smooth transitions at bar boundaries
-- [ ] Physical time = 16s at end
-- [ ] Music time > 16s at end
-- [ ] Console shows tempo value
-
-### Peak Logging
-- [ ] File created when `--log-peaks` specified
-- [ ] Contains beat_number, clock_time, raw_peak columns
-- [ ] Gnuplot command in header comment
-- [ ] One row per beat (32 rows for 16 seconds)
-- [ ] Peak values match console output
-- [ ] Gnuplot visualization works
-
-## Troubleshooting
-
-**Flash appears before audio:**
-- Cause: Audio latency too high
-- Fix: Reduce ring buffer size in `ring_buffer.h`
-
-**Flash appears after audio:**
-- Cause: Ring buffer under-filled
-- Fix: Increase pre-fill duration in `audio_render_ahead()`
-
-**No flash at all:**
-- Cause: Peak threshold not reached
-- Check: Console shows Peak > 0.7
-- Fix: Increase `visual_peak` multiplier in code (currently 8.0×)
-
-**A4 note not audible:**
-- Cause: NOTE_A4 volume too low or procedural generation issue
-- Check: Console shows correct sample count (4 samples)
-- Fix: Increase volume in test_demo.track (currently 0.5)
-
-**Peak log file empty:**
-- Cause: Demo exited before first beat
-- Check: File has header comments
-- Fix: Ensure demo runs for at least 0.5 seconds
-
-## Design Rationale
-
-**Why separate from demo64k?**
-- Isolated testing environment
-- No timeline complexity
-- Faster iteration cycles
-- Independent verification
-
-**Why use main demo assets?**
-- Avoid asset system conflicts (AssetId enum collision)
-- Reuse existing samples
-- No size overhead
-- Simpler CMake integration
-
-**Why 16 seconds?**
-- Long enough for verification (8 bars)
-- Short enough for quick tests
-- Crash landmarks at 25% and 75% for easy reference
-
-**Why NOTE_A4?**
-- Standard reference tone (440 Hz)
-- Easily identifiable pitch
-- Tests procedural note generation
-- Minimal code impact