Bring the wiki in line with release 0.4.0 The wiki still described a nightly from before 0.3.0: latest as 0.2.1, the E65/E80 as nightly-only, the grinder address under Status → Settings, and "Generic WiFi". It now follows 0.4.0: the in-app grinder setup for both grinders, the grinder card's ⋮ menu, Local WiFi and the pairing steps as the app shows them, the Debian package and the Pi image, the shot window's new range, the E65/E80's shot range, and the La Marzocco and Half Decent changes. The recording of the old address field is gone; the three diagrams use the new names. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace wiki GIFs with sharp 2x WebP walkthroughs Capture the phone app directly at twice its display resolution so text and emoji stay sharp on high-density screens. Use lossless animated WebP at the existing 390 px display width, refresh all PNG stills at 2x, and remove the superseded GIFs.
Move the manual's walk-through into the wiki The step-by-step manual from the redesign series lives here now instead of in the repository. A new page covers upgrading from 0.2.x (moving integrations from flags into the app, going back to 0.2.1), and the existing pages gain what the manual had beyond them: the pairing troubleshooting for the E65/E80, GbS Brew Time Tolerance and the Disc Distance lower limit, running problems such as macOS blocking local network access, and the app's System status, settings, history and log. The E65/E80 pairing step no longer says to select gbs-anywhere before Accept Pairing: there is nothing to select.
Document installation options and simplify the wiki home Give desktop, server, NAS and Raspberry Pi users concrete Docker setup steps, persistent storage guidance and port requirements. Move setup details off Home, keep it as a directory, and update the affected navigation links.
Add visual wiki walkthroughs for the phone app Show shot entry, settings, history and integration setup with captioned phone-sized GIFs and still-image alternatives. Add connection and grinder-menu diagrams so readers can follow each setup alongside the written steps.