add wireframes from current implementation; supersede claude-design

Five wireframes generated via the frame0-wireframe skill, sourced
from JSON and rendered to PNG. Cover the welcome screen and four
main-view states: default, editor-above-Claude (D-49), focus mode
(D-52), sidebar-collapsed (D-51), and ticket detail in the context
panel.

The hi-fi mockups under docs/claude-design/ are now reference-only;
README marks the bundle as superseded and points at docs/wireframes/
as the canonical source. The token files there still feed the
runtime themes per D-43 / D-44, so the bundle is kept rather than
removed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# clide · design handoff
# clide · design handoff (superseded reference)
> **Status (2026-05-06):** Reference-only. The implementation has
> moved past these mockups. The canonical wireframe set now lives at
> [`docs/wireframes/`](../wireframes/), generated from the actual
> implementation via the `frame0-wireframe` skill.
>
> Update wireframes there, not here.
>
> **Why kept:** the design tokens under `tokens/` and `themes/` still
> feed the runtime themes (per [D-43](../../decisions/architecture.md#d-43-design-handoff-adopt-token-palettes-reject-material-wrapper)
> / [D-44](../../decisions/architecture.md#d-44-four-bundled-themes-clide-midnight-paper-terminal)).
> The HTMLs and PNGs are kept for historical context.
>
> **What changed since:** welcome screen has logo-with-wordmark and a
> Tips card spanning both columns; status line with theme switcher
> lives at the bottom right; Claude pane runs in fullscreen mode
> (`CLAUDE_CODE_NO_FLICKER=1`) so the input box is pinned by Claude
> Code itself; tmux uses an isolated `-L clide` socket with bundled
> config; sidebar layout follows D-47's "Claude is home" model.
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Bundle for importing into the clide repo and driving further work with Claude Code.