feat(tools): sync SVG masters into TextureStudio for live 3D preview

[BharathASL]

Description

Adds tools/sync-studio.mjs, which pushes this repository's SVG masters into a local TextureStudio checkout so its WebGL viewport previews what Keyframe actually ships. One-shot by default, --watch to keep going.

#59's acceptance criteria were written against the wrong artifact, and I corrected the issue before implementing. It asked for a watcher "syncing compiled raster textures to TextureStudio assets directory". TextureStudio does not consume rasters there: its textures/ holds SVG masters, src/app.js loadTexture() loads /textures/<name>.svg straight into an Image and draws it to a canvas, and its own compiler tools/build-pack.mjs rasterizes those same SVGs with the same @resvg/resvg-js and the same five tiers as our build.mjs. The Studio's only PNG path is external comparison packs under cache/packs/, fed by dropping a built .zip in — a different feature. Syncing rasters would have handed a compiler its own output and left the real problem untouched. Full evidence, with the running-server output, is in this comment on #59; the criteria in the issue body are rewritten to match.

The drift was real and invisible to both repositories. TextureStudio's dirt.svg still carried the pre-#37 palette, #d98827 / #fcae52, against main's #c77d38 / #deae70 from #198. A dry run measured the whole gap: of 30 masters, 21 were missing from the Studio, 5 had drifted, 4 matched. Neither repo could see it, because the Studio's textures/ is gitignored on its side ("Creative Vector Master Assets (Authored locally)") — which is also why writing into it from here is safe.

Design decisions

• Flatten by basename. Keyframe namespaces masters (textures/block/dirt.svg); the Studio's discoverActivePack() does one non-recursive readdirSync and expects them flat (textures/dirt.svg). A basename is the Minecraft texture id, so the mapping is lossless — and if two namespaces ever share one, the sync aborts naming both rather than picking a winner. Documented in CONTRIBUTING.md and in the tool's header and --help.
• The target is validated before any write. --studio <path> beats $KEYFRAME_STUDIO_DIR beats the sibling ../TextureStudio. A path that does not exist, is a file, or lacks tools/server.mjs / tools/build-pack.mjs is a hard error naming the path, where it came from, and the flag that would fix it. The Studio's own textures/ is created if absent — it is gitignored there, so a fresh clone legitimately has none — but only inside a checkout that already passed the marker check.
• Extras are reported, not deleted. A Studio-only SVG is somebody's local work; --prune opts into removing it.
• --dry-run reports the plan and writes nothing, so the sync can be inspected before it runs.

Verification, run for real

• Synced into D:/Projects/Ninja6-MC/TextureStudio: 21 new, 5 updated, 4 unchanged. A second run reports 30 unchanged, so it is idempotent. The Studio's dirt.svg now carries #c77d38.
• Started the Studio against the synced copy and hit its API: /api/pack returns 24 discovered blocks (was "blocks":[]), and /textures/dirt.svg serves the shipped palette over HTTP.
• Watch mode: edited a master, watcher reported ~ clay.svg within the debounce window; reverted, it reported the revert.
• npm run build:512 succeeds — the fatal shared-base gate in tools/build.mjs is untouched and still runs.
• New suite: 64/64. test:animation, test:palette, test:base-sync all still exit 0.

Nothing is committed to TextureStudio. Only its gitignored textures/ is written, at runtime, when someone runs the tool. git status there shows no change attributable to this PR.

Two findings that need a TextureStudio-side change, and are therefore not fixed here

1. The Studio's live preview of Keyframe currently shows nothing. tools/server.mjs auto-discovers a sibling ../Keyframe/textures ahead of its own textures/, and scans it non-recursively — our masters are one level deeper, so it finds zero SVGs and the active pack comes back empty. Verified: curl localhost:3000/api/pack → "blocks":[]. Until that is fixed, CONTRIBUTING.md documents launching with npm start -- --textures textures.
2. There is no push channel for a self-refreshing viewport. No websocket, no SSE, no poll; refresh is the 🔄 Reload Textures button. What this PR delivers is that a save reaches the Studio within one watch cycle and the next reload shows it with no restart — the server sends Cache-Control: no-cache and re-reads from disk per request. A viewport that refreshes itself needs code inside TextureStudio. #59's second criterion is rewritten to say that plainly rather than claim it.

Both are reported, not acted on: this session works in Keyframe.

Affected Assets

• tools/sync-studio.mjs (new), tools/test/sync-studio.test.mjs (new), package.json, .github/workflows/ci.yml, CONTRIBUTING.md. No texture master is modified.

Closes #59

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Type of Change

• feat: New vector texture master, blockstate, or compiler capability
• fix: Tiling fix, palette correction, or bugfix
• docs: Documentation improvement
• chore / refactor: Maintenance, dependencies, or codebase cleanup

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Contributor Checklist

Vector Texture Standards (if adding/modifying SVGs)

• N/A — no SVG master is added or modified by this PR.

Build & Verification

• Ran npm run build locally and verified that the pack compiles successfully.
• Verified textures in-game or inspected the rasterized PNG outputs in dist/ — here, verified the masters end to end through TextureStudio's own HTTP API and 3D block discovery.

Git Hygiene & Standards

• Commit message(s) follow Conventional Commits.
• Every commit is signed off with the Developer Certificate of Origin (git commit -s).
• Branch is rebased cleanly onto latest main with no merge commits.
• Formatting complies with .editorconfig (2-space indent, LF endings, trailing newline).

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Note on CI

npm run test:tiling fails for 15 of 30 masters and is advisory (continue-on-error: true) — that is pre-existing debt on main, owned by #206, and no file it reads is touched here. npm test chains it, so npm test exits 1 on main today as well; the four non-tiling suites, including the new one, all exit 0.