Thank you. 

==[ build_web ]==
$ node build_web.jsB
Packaging LPC VM via build_web.ini...
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B-> Cached: core/parser.js
B-> Cached: core/preprocessor.js
B-> Cached: core/runtime.js
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B-> Cached: efuns.d/03_system.js
B-> Cached: efuns.d/04_fs.js
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B-> Cached: efuns.d/06_sscanf.js
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B-> Cached: efuns.d/08_sockets.js
B-> Cached: efuns.d/09_simul_efuns.js
B-> Cached: efuns.d/10_mesh.js
B-> Cached: core_dump.js
B-> Cached: dmz_relay_cfg.json
B-> Cached: efuns.js
B-> Cached: harness.js
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B-> Cached: tests/catch.c
B-> Cached: tests/define.c
B-> Cached: tests/rambuffer.c
B-> Cached: tests/repl.c

 SUCCESS: index.html generated. Size: 121.55 KB.
==[ /build_web ]==

==[ Chromium ]==
http://localhost:7070/

** RELOAD **

Type 'help' for a list of commands.
--- LPC WEBASSEMBLY VM BOOTED ---

[DMZ] Incoming sync applied: /mud/areas/town_square.json

==[ /Chromium ]==

==

That is excellent! Seeing `[DMZ] Incoming sync applied: /mud/areas/town_square.
json` pop up in the terminal immediately upon reload is the exact validation
we were looking for.

This confirms several pieces of our new architecture are working in perfect
harmony:

* The `WebSocket` successfully connected to your Node.js DMZ relay on port
1777 on boot.
* The `onmessage` listener is actively catching live state updates from the
mesh network and injecting them into `window.__VFS`.
* The DOM terminal integration is cleanly logging asynchronous background
events without interrupting the active REPL session.

The fact that it is actively pulling down MUD environment data
(`town_square.json`) means your distributed architecture is well and truly
coming to life inside the browser.

Are you planning to test the rewritten `08_sockets.js` next by writing an LPC
script that opens its own independent connection to the outside world, or is
the next step wiring that synced `town_square.json` data into the VM's room
loader?