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Give slow 4K startup a bounded twelve-second window - #79
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Pin RelaySwarm 7cef6982 so a slow 4K startup has up to twelve seconds to build its verified reservoir, constrained by the original HLS parent deadline. Ordinary speculative expiry remains eight seconds. Version the existing module chain so refreshed visitors receive the updated bundle; update the current timing contract in the showcase and AI-facing documentation.
Validation: 371/371 site tests, catalogue build and drift checks pass. Independent review confirmed the six host modules differ only in cache queries, and verified the bundle receipt, unchanged dependency lock and unchanged WASM. The captured failed source response was cancelled, so this change does not claim that the same WAN attempt would succeed. Real playback and physical-device checks remain separate.