Keep zooming: the code itself gets the graph treatment

Graphs of graphs, one zoom further in: the operator scripts are small but context-heavy, so give them the Bret Victor treatment — group the parts of the code visually, explain each part on a right pane (what it does, what the variables do, the inputs and outputs of the inner bits), and draw the architecture as flowcharts and fluxograms, for an audience that knows JS. Apply the main WCLM's visual linking of components, data and ids to every operator — each one a mini app with its own js and css for experiments. Try it on the json files too. And frame all of it as the lab: PoC ways to see, run, visualise and debug in the small space, then promote the ones that worked into the main WCLM UI and workflows.