chore(demo): record the export speed in the score, re-export the assets - #22
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The speed a demo is published at existed nowhere but in whoever typed the command. Recovered today by measuring the published assets against the recordings — four demos at 2x, canopy at 3x — and written into the score before it could be lost.
demostage 0.3.0 reads both (UniverLab/demostage#13); --speed and a positional target still win. Older versions ignore the keys rather than failing — there is no deny_unknown_fields on the score.
The assets are re-exported from the same .rec at the recovered speed, so the pace is unchanged — verified by duration against the previously published files. What changed is what 0.3.0 fixes: glyphs the bundled font lacked now come from DejaVu instead of rendering blank, and a PDF pane pans continuously instead of jumping.
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