feat: add explained assembly pattern with offline example and QA

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| Anime.js v4 logo animation / Julian Garnier | [v4.5.0 example](https://github.com/juliangarnier/anime/tree/v4.5.0/examples/animejs-v4-logo-animation) | Timeline orchestration produces staged hierarchy | MIT code does not imply trademark endorsement. Logo not copied. Original three-step process timeline, slide 4. |
| Inventing on Principle / Bret Victor | [author link](https://worrydream.com/InventingOnPrinciple/) redirected to [Vimeo](https://vimeo.com/906418692) | Reference candidate for direct manipulation and explaining ideas through working demonstrations | No reuse license established; link only, no video or slide copying. Only redirect/page availability was verified here, not a new full-video review. Not claimed as a Reveal/Anime implementation. |
## Explanatory assembly reference
Read [explanatory mechanisms](explanatory-mechanisms.md) when choosing an assemble/explode/inspect/reassemble pattern. It records the inspected Anime.js toolbox and modularity recordings, attribution and reuse limits. `assets/mechanism.html` is the original runnable counterpart; showcase artwork remains link-only.
## Original reusable examples in assets
`assets/starter.html` and `assets/app.js` are MIT original code, not reproductions of showcase layouts: