⚙️ Credits — Browser Terminal 1.0.1v

This terminal simulation is a handcrafted pixel artifact, a living script, and a tribute to every moment spent arguing with CSS and wrestling JavaScript into obedience. It is powered by creative entropy and built with the stubborn vision of Hunter Tigner—architect of interfaces, breaker of predictable UI, and provocateur of browser-based command line chaos.

🌐 Core Technology

HTML5 — for the bones of the browser body
CSS3 — for aesthetic warfare and glowing green rebellion
JavaScript — for interactivity, animation, and synthetic soul
localStorage — for remembering what deserves to be remembered
Lua (via Fengari) — for modular intelligence and expressive command packs
xterm.js — emulation inspiration and console vibes

🎨 Visual Identity

Cascadia Code — the official font of Windows Terminal, and now, our digital battleground
Theme: “Glitchpulse Green” — a palette of terminal radiance and neon nostalgia
Layout: Modular tab stack with command reflections and pixel-perfect chaos

🛠 Custom Scripts & Lore

deno tabopen — opens simulated tabs with story potential
warndeno windowclose — resists browser control boundaries
rgbdeno random — color entropy brought to life
denoplease commands — the secret list where lore lives
powerdeno user? — identity recognition in a digital void

Each command is more than just a function—it’s a spell cast into the browser’s soul. These were written by Hunter to evoke emotion, simulate memory, and spark imagination within a sterile container.

📦 File Architecture

index.html — your gateway to this expressive CLI dimension
commands.html — a spellbook of simulated syntaxes
credits.html — where gratitude becomes ritual
main.css + theme.css — layout and blurple soul layering
engine.js — heartbeat of the terminal
save.js / unsave.js — memory and forgetfulness modules
lua/interpreter.lua — ambient script intelligence

💚 Gratitude & Acknowledgment

To the creators of Cascadia Code, for making terminals feel like jazz.
To browser engineers, who made client-side chaos possible.
To GitHub, for hosting projects that don't quite fit anywhere else.
To terminal users everywhere—your `ping` keeps the web alive.

Special thanks to the bug reports, rage quits, caffeine hits, and accidental calls that gave this terminal its emotion.

🚀 Expansion Lore (Beyond 9000)

This terminal is not finished. It evolves with every scroll, every keystroke, every RGB mutation. It will soon include:

Simulated shell emulators
Lua-powered command packs
Meta-interface settings with emotional toggles
Hidden developer notes under comment blocks like: // ☣ this command hates being seen