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Pull #973

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feat(charts): open on mass flow; retire jssm-mcp; measure the demo site

Three changes, all in service of the chart's second job -- it turns out
to work as an inventory of what shipped and what didn't, which makes the
never-shipped rails a revival list nobody had to write.

## Mass flow is the default view

`flowMode` starts true. The sankey is what the page is for; opening on a
single package's file stack buried it behind two clicks.

## jssm-mcp retired in favour of fsl-mcp

Never built: one commit on 2026-03-07, three files, 2 KB, pushed one
second after creation. A name reservation the jssm-* -> fsl-* rename
made moot before anything was written.

- OBSOLETION gains the edge to fsl-mcp, so it reads as resolved history
  rather than as orphaned work
- moved out of `current` into `replaced by newer work`
- upstream: README rewritten to point at fsl-mcp, description marked
  DEPRECATED, repo archived

It stays a zero-mass rail deliberately. It shipped through no channel
and produced no artifact anywhere; giving it mass would invent bytes no
user ever received.

## jssm_mini_demo measured

A hosted demo is a website whose whole job is to be visited, so it is
measured like one -- the Pages strategy, over the served docs/ dir. Two
builds on 2019-05-06, and it is 4.02 MB across 4 files, which is rather
more than "mini" suggests. Almost entirely one vendored bundle, the same
shape as fsl.tools' 16 MB and the old jssm-viz-demo.

That leaves `replaced by newer work` with three streams and one rail,
which is the honest split rather than a tidy one.

Chart: 15 -> 16 packages, 818 -> 820 versions, 12 -> 13 flow columns,
18 -> 17 rails.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EBLDd3nmRPcpC2weqD2TD3

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