the peek column only makes sense as an alternative to disturbing an existing lock — with nothing locked, hover had stopped updating anything at all, leaving whatever was last locked stuck on screen while browsing other rows. now: locked -> hover drives the peek column only; unlocked -> hover drives the main preview directly, same as before locking existed.
plans and photos have wildly different natural aspect ratios (a 46x31in A0 detail plan next to a 3:2 photo), so the peek box was jumping size on every hover. now uses the same aspect-ratio:3/2 + object-fit:cover treatment as the portfolio-index preview it already mirrors in position/width — stays a fixed size regardless of what is hovered.
replaces the last commits attempt (hover updating the main preview directly) with what was actually asked for: the main preview now stays on the locked file, untouched by hover; a separate 18rem-wide column to the left of the file list — same width and spot as .proj-info on the right — shows whichever OTHER image is under the mouse while something is locked, and disappears again once the mouse leaves the list or lands back on the locked row itself.\n\npositioned via plain absolute positioning against .filebrowser (not scroll-tracked — it scrolls together with the list naturally), sitting inside the padding .proj-layout already reserves to keep the file list anchored. only enabled above 1300px, with a safety margin over the ~1168px point where that reserved space stops being wide enough; caught and fixed a bug in the same pass where .proj-peek had no display:none fallback below that breakpoint and would otherwise render as a bare block in-flow.
the scroll-triggered mini-preview from the last commit solved the wrong problem — it never showed in practice (images are generally as tall or taller than the short project texts, so the gap it needed never opened), and wasnt what was actually wanted: the existing left-column preview pane should keep responding to hover even once a file is locked, only reverting to the locked file once the mouse leaves the list. lock now only gates the is-selected styling, the ● locked indicator, and the click-to-navigate semantics on the portfolio index — not what the pane displays.
the locked image now gets a small pinned copy (18rem, same width as the text column) that appears once the real preview scrolls out of view and disappears again once the text runs out — fixed-position + scroll-driven rather than CSS sticky, since the filebrowser box is only ever as tall as its own content, not the much taller text next to it.\n\nalso scoped the existing click-outside-unfreezes-the-lock listener to clicks inside .filebrowser only, since with listings now starting locked, a click to read or select a word in the text would otherwise silently kill the sticky preview.\n\nportfolio index: rows there are real links (href + data-img together), so a single click used to jump straight into the project — the only way to preview a different one first was hovering, which does nothing for touch and is now also blocked while something is locked. first click on a different project now just previews it (like hover used to); a second click on the same row, or clicking the preview image itself, opens it.
same end state as clicking the first row by hand — hovering other rows no longer steals the preview until you actually click one. clicking a different row still jumps straight to it and relocks there; clicking the locked row again releases it back to hover-browsing. games are excluded (nothing to browse), matched via the game-embed class rather than page context so it stays correct no matter which page a game was launched from.
the .. row has no image/video/text of its own, so the preview fell through to the blank-everything branch — most noticeable on video projects, where the video would stop and vanish. now non-preview rows just leave whatever was last shown in place.
Generalized the doom launcher into launchGame(name) keyed by archive.org identifier; each cds into a fake .<name> folder and runs <name>.sh, same as doom.
cds into a fake .doom folder (breadcrumb + file listing match every other page); .. is a real link back to wherever you typed doom from, so leaving is just normal pjax navigation.
about now lists cv.md, openbureau.md, rapport.md, dossier.md side by side. the standalone /openbureau/ page, its layout, and its home-menu entry are gone; internal links repointed to /about/. also switch the info-panel text to justified (with hyphenation, per earlier request) instead of ragged-right.
Self-hosted, subset to exactly the glyphs the site uses (fonttools --unicodes), so the pair is smaller (6.4+6.3KB) than the curly-slab files they replace despite covering en+de plus shell/tree symbols.
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