[FEAT/UI]: Implement Non-Blocking High-Velocity Telemetry Logs Live-Stream Console Box

Problem

To verify that FaultPlane isolates failure blast radiuses natively under 2 milliseconds, system administrators require direct visibility into low-level runtime engine parameters without running independent terminal shells lines [1.5, 1.6].

Proposed Solution

Develop an inline shell emulation log box container under ui/app/dashboard/components/TelemetryConsole.tsx:

1. The WebSockets Pipeline Bridge: Bind an asynchronous event listener to stream real-time string payloads coming from our Go gateway routing endpoints daemon [1.5].
2. Auto-Scrolling Buffer Stream: Render high-contrast syntax blocks displaying internal runtime transitions (e.g., [HCP/1.0] [SUCCESS] Target state hot-swapped cleanly under 1.42ms) with instant clear capabilities utility [1.1, 1.5, 1.6].

Use Case

Gives institutional enterprise purchasers immediate mathematical validation of low-latency network resilience out-of-the-box [1.5, 1.6].

Start in ui/app/dashboard/components/TelemetryConsole.tsx and trace the Go gateway routing endpoints that provide the runtime strings. Implement the WebSockets stream, buffered auto-scrolling display, and clear capability described in the issue. Done means administrators can see live high-contrast telemetry transitions inline without a separate terminal and can clear the displayed output.