Pose the laser scene and hold it still, so it can be poked at

T.laserScene() (or #laser on the URL) drops into splatter with six bodies of
different types at known depths, the laser armed, a pull held, and the world
paused.

T.pause(true) freezes the WORLD but keeps drawing, which is the whole point: a
value changed in devtools shows on the next frame while the scene stands still.
The old recipe halted rAF, which freezes the picture too and is no use for
judging how something looks.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

HANDOFF.md

@@ -482,6 +482,24 @@ nothing for it to cut exactly where the crowd stands.
   are AIMING rather than only on the shot. Measured on desktop: 0.27 ms/frame with 20 bodies against
   a 16.7 ms budget.
 
+## T.laserScene() — a posed, PAUSED scene for looking at a shot
+
+`T.laserScene()` in the console (or load the page with `#laser`) drops you into splatter with six
+bodies of different types at known depths, the laser armed, a full pull held, and the world PAUSED.
+
+**`T.pause(true)` freezes the world but keeps DRAWING**, which is the point: change `TUNE.beamY` or a
+colour in devtools and the next frame shows it, with the scene standing still. The old test recipe
+halted rAF instead (`requestAnimationFrame = () => 0`), which freezes the picture too and is useless
+for judging how something looks. `T.pause(false)` runs again; `T.render()` redraws by hand.
+
+It sets `TUNE.zMax = 0` so nothing wanders into the shot — that persists after unpausing, so reload
+before playing on.
+
+The knobs worth turning there: `beamY` (the height the plane holds, and the line it cuts bodies at),
+`beamOriginY`, `beamRise`, `beamW0`/`beamW1` (half-width at the racket and at the far end), `beamLen`
+(the KILL range — the drawn length is solved separately against the ad strip), `beamT`, `dmgBeam`.
+The cone's colours are the gradient stops in `drawBeamWedge`; the cut line is `CUT_COL`.
+
 ## TEST MODE — triple-tap the scoreboard
 
 A sandbox for trying new content without playing twenty games to reach it. Three taps on the