[Docs] Promote the Web Build Constraints table into an audited parity matrix with test-coverage column #391
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#387 [Epic] Web deployment parity & divergence-testing sprint
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Part of #387. CLAUDE.md's "Web Build Constraints" table is a 5-row hand-maintained summary (Audio / ImGui / Dynamic assets / Threading / Input). Several rows are asserted without a test behind them (Input "✅ Full" — see #389), and the desktop-only boundaries (#62 multi-window, #336 free-threading, #337 numpy-out-of-scope) live only in issue comments.
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Promote it to a living parity matrix (wiki page + the CLAUDE.md table linking to it) with, per feature:
Rows to add beyond the current five: shaders (GLSL ES dialect, #347), RenderTexture/framebuffer round-trip, pixel-perfect scaling & text AA, multi-window (desktop-only, #62), free-threading (desktop-only, #336), numpy (desktop-only, #337), dynamic filesystem.
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The matrix is only honest if the "test coverage" column is real — a row marked ✅ with no test is a claim, not a fact. This doc is the human-readable index into what the #388 harness and #389 test actually prove.
Depends on the harness/tests it references landing, but the doc scaffold can go up first and be filled in as coverage lands.