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Add Morgan–Tian dependency graph studio#1

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Summary

  • add the Morgan–Tian Poincaré dependency graph as an independent runnable web project
  • provide 17-node proof-spine and 35-module DAG views with theorem focus interactions
  • encode conservative Mathlib support evidence independently from mathematical lanes
  • commit a validated read-only snapshot with 683 mapped statements
  • include the dependency-graph specification, tests, local setup guide, and visual QA evidence

Location

website/dependency-graph-studio/

The existing Lean project, blueprint sources, and documentation are unchanged.

Verification

  • npm run lint
  • npm run data:validate
    • 17 coarse nodes
    • 35 medium-grain modules
    • 683 mapped statements
    • both graphs are directed and acyclic
  • npm test
    • production build passes
    • 6 tests pass
  • repository workflows
    • Blueprint: passed
    • Pending theorem audit: passed

Known repository baseline

Lean CI fails before building because the repository does not contain a
root-level lake-manifest.json. The same workflow already fails on the current
main commit for the same reason. This PR only adds files below
website/dependency-graph-studio/ and does not modify Lean configuration.

Data policy

The site runs from committed snapshots. The optional import command reads an
allowlisted subset from an existing research directory through
POINCARE_RESEARCH_ROOT; it does not modify the source directory or commit
maintainer-specific absolute paths.

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