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Upgrade playground, JavaScript and Rust starters to engine 2.5.22 - #93
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The playground and downloadable JavaScript/Rust starters used older engines. Upgrade the playground and Rust projects to published crate 2.5.22 with SVG rendering, and import the JavaScript, React, Vue, and Next.js ZIPs from verified fullbleed-node#31. Update the guides, online-editor payloads, homepage install command, and retained Next.js evidence together.
Keep the playground's 200 KB source, six-page, 256 MiB memory, and 30-second rendering limits. Build records verify enabled features, and notices retain every dependency license. Rust examples replay the playground's exact inputs and retain the PDF/PNG equality gate across all twelve fixtures.
The browser deployment gate checks the actual built playground: edited PDF/project downloads, pagination, mobile layouts, source/page errors, cancellation, and recovery. Four focused cases independently inspect counters, clipping, SVG border images, and decorated floated initials in downloaded PDFs and displayed previews.
Validation: twelve native/WASI deterministic fixtures, twelve exported Python/WASI comparisons, and twelve Rust quickstart/playground comparisons; 45 playground Chrome assertions and a replay of its actual downloaded ZIP. All five downloadable starters pass fresh-install checks, including the three JavaScript editor/launcher suites, 17 isolated Next.js checks, and the standalone Rust renderer with edits and failure recovery. Node source and merged CI pass all 25 checks. Strict site build, 83-page link/metadata check, formatting, and diff checks pass.