demo.git - Vide-coded 64k demo system

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10 days	fix(build): move generated assets to per-build binary dir	skal
	assets_data.cc was shared in src/generated/ across all builds. When a native debug build regenerated it with --disk_load (file paths), then build_win compiled with STRIP_ALL=ON, the disk-load fopen() path was compiled out, leaving raw macOS paths as shader source content — causing wgpu WGSL parse errors on Wine. Fix: GEN_DEMO_H/CC and all stamps now live in CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR/ src/generated/ so each build dir independently generates assets in the correct mode (embedded vs disk-load). Added CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR/src to CORE_INCLUDES so the binary-dir assets.h is resolved first. handoff(Gemini): build system fix — assets are now per-build-dir; tests 35/35 pass; build_win produces embedded shaders. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-02-11	refactor: Modularize CMake build system into 10 specialized modules	skal
	Refactor monolithic 866-line CMakeLists.txt into 54-line orchestrator + 10 modules: - DemoOptions.cmake - Build option declarations - DemoConfig.cmake - Option implications and platform detection - DemoCommon.cmake - Shared macros (conditional sources, size opts, linking) - DemoDependencies.cmake - External library discovery (WGPU, GLFW) - DemoSourceLists.cmake - Conditional source file lists - DemoLibraries.cmake - Subsystem library targets - DemoTools.cmake - Build tools (asset_packer, compilers) - DemoCodegen.cmake - Code generation (assets, timeline, music) - DemoExecutables.cmake - Main binaries (demo64k, test_demo) - DemoTests.cmake - Test infrastructure (36 tests) - Validation.cmake - Uniform buffer validation Benefits: - 94% reduction in main file size (866 → 54 lines) - Conditional module inclusion (tests only parsed if DEMO_BUILD_TESTS=ON) - Shared macros eliminate 200+ lines of repetition - Clear separation of concerns All 36 tests passing. All build modes verified. Documentation: Created doc/CMAKE_MODULES.md with module architecture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>