"me-web?" 0.9.0: first it shows you where this leads, then it checks

- The first time you open the app, two short pages come before the check. The first shows a photo you take far from home going to a small computer in your house, and on to your parents' tablet a moment later. The second shows what that takes: a computer that stays on, and a connection with an address of its own. A house with its own number lets the visitor in; a block of flats that shares one number stops them at the main door. Many connections have their own address, and when one doesn't there is often a way round it.
- Swipe, or press Next. Skip goes straight to the check. "What could I do with this?" on the first screen shows the two pages again.
- The first screen now says only what the check finds out, so it no longer repeats the pages.
- On Android the back button goes to the previous page, and closes the information and share panels.
- Every language has the new words, written for people who are not technical; translations other than English and Italian are still drafts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012CzABvBkbcFqoHdmi8b9WB

CLAUDE.md

@@ -176,6 +176,16 @@ The Android release key: alias `meweb`, certificate SHA-256
   `RequestAnimationFrame` only while it is visible); the question, one sentence of why, the button and the six uses
   as chips follow, and the QR codes wait folded at the bottom. While a check runs, the share card sits at the end in
   a muted "getting them ready" state (`ShowSharePreparing`) and turns into the offer when the findings are complete.
+- **Before that screen come two intro pages, once.** Wish, then obstacle, then plan: picturing the outcome alone
+  lowers the drive to act, and the obstacle only motivates while it looks beatable (Oettingen's mental contrasting),
+  so the second page ends on hope. `Views/IntroScene` (`Step` 0 and 1) is one small planet: a phone far away sends a
+  photo into the house and on to the parents' tablet (heart); then a house with its own number lets the visitor in
+  (green door, tick) while a block of flats with one number for all stops it at the main door (question mark). They
+  sit in a swipeable `Carousel` with dots, Skip and Next; `StoredSettings.IntroSeen` hides them after the first
+  pass, and "What could I do with this?" on the first screen shows them again. The words are a scene in the present
+  tense, addressed to the reader, with no companies, no "forever" or "free", and hedges as strong as the facts.
+  `Views/Animated` is the frame loop the orbit and the scenes share; the screenshot tool calls `Hold()` to draw each at
+  its `Poster` moment and turns the carousel's slide off, because the headless clock is real time.
 - **Values worth copying are read-only text boxes with a copy button inside** (`Views/CopyField`): addresses, the
   router, the network, the reverse name, the route, the STUN answers and a submission's code. The box is
   left-to-right in every language and copies the raw value, never the bidi marks `Texts.Isolate` adds to display