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docs(wiki): sweep stale .js filenames now that the tree is all-TypeScript

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Found during the 2026-08-03 wiki in-repo migration (commit 5cd3f22), deferred as out of scope for that reconciliation pass.

.wiki/Architecture.md, .wiki/Development-Workflow.md, .wiki/Source-Map.md, and .wiki/Product-and-Features.md still reference .js filenames (main.js, app.js, state.js, ch-client.js, …) although the hand-written tree has been all-.ts since ADR-0002 completed (#267). Needs a path-by-path audit of every file reference in those four pages against the current tree — a mechanical sweep, but each path should be verified rather than blanket-renamed (some modules were also split or renamed since the pages were written).

Why deferred: the migration pass only reconciled claims that were made false by ADR-0004 / the 2026-08-03 main reset; filename staleness predates both.

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Research direction

Review .wiki/Architecture.md, .wiki/Development-Workflow.md, .wiki/Source-Map.md, and .wiki/Product-and-Features.md, then compare every referenced path with the current TypeScript tree. Verify each filename individually because modules may have been split or renamed; done means all stale references are corrected without blanket-renaming valid paths.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Assessment

Tech stack
typescript
Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Quiet
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Newbie friendliness
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