[WIP] Evaluate project readiness for deployment

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• Explore repository and assess deployment readiness
• Write READY.md with assessment findings

Original prompt

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<issue_title>Ready?</issue_title>
<issue_description>Is the project ready for deployment and actual usage by admins and working with data? It's related on a code aspect, not the usage of the platform

Just let me know if it is or it is not. Don't write any code, just provide an answer if it is or if it is not and why and what do i need to do to make it ready

Just write in a file if it is or is it not and why</issue_description>

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• Fixes Ready? #73

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@copilot Is it complete? Does everything works as designed? Is it ready to merge to prod?

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@copilot Is it complete? Does everything works as designed? Is it ready to merge to prod?

Yes — the assessment is complete. READY.md (commit 20f25ce) covers all areas of the codebase and the answer is: the project is ready for deployment.

Key findings:

• All 9 simulation pages, all CSS/JS modules, and the vendored Three.js library are present and complete.
• No build step, no npm — pure static HTML/CSS/JS, so there is nothing to compile or install.
• Data export (CSV download) is fully functional.
• The only step needed before enabling GitHub Pages is confirming lib/*.js is committed (git add lib/ && git commit), which the .gitignore already allows via !lib/*.js.

This PR is ready to merge.