v0.4.14

Patch — Nocturne, a memory observatory. The HTML summary now leads with the
project's context outlook, evidence, and shared-memory network on a midnight-blue
canvas. The theme control also offers Original, preserving the previous dark
espresso palette, plus Light and System modes. Preferences persist locally; print
stays legible and reduced-motion settings are respected.

• A network you can read: domain lanes show trust boundaries, selected group
  routes show permission, and shared-fact edges show captured holdings. Project
  inspection and complete captured-data tables preserve details beyond the bounded
  16-node diagram. Missing measurements are explicit, and legacy records still render.
• Evidence stays accessible: all existing observation panes remain, with a full
  embedded-record inspector. Workflow lists reset between cycles, partial records
  retain recorded problems, mobile archives retain every column, and diff dialogs
  support keyboard focus and return.
• A clearer entry point: the README explains practical value before mechanics;
  a complete multi-domain network guide covers enrollment, group grants, sharing,
  inspection, revocation, and migration. Synthetic HTML, screenshots, and SVGs make
  the design reviewable without exposing personal memory.
• Browser regression coverage: Chromium exercises themes, data completeness,
  archive navigation, sparse and legacy records, network bounds, accessibility,
  and narrow screens in a separate development-only CI job. The runtime and core
  test matrix remain Python stdlib-only.

No cycle-record schema, store policy, canonical writer, or command contract changes.
Backward-compatible → patch.