[devshieldhq]

Full IWSDK Quest experience

• Makes IWSDK the sole public VR route. /app and the legacy Three.js page redirect to /quest/; the homepage points to Quest Studio. Gamey remains for non-VR players.
• Adds an in-world creator control panel using IWSDK hand pinch / ray selection and near-field poke interactions. The panel is one-hand grabbable and includes Go Live/Stop, quality, Arena, pause/resume, Focus, seated Comfort, Reset, and Add Destination.
• Adds a seated-friendly 45-second VR Arena: five glowing targets, +10 per hit, live score and countdown, pause/resume, stop and replay. Targets stay close to the seated player.
• Allows judges to enter as guests and try the Arena without signing in; authenticated streaming actions continue to use existing Supabase sign-in.
• Preserves Supabase auth, saved platform credentials, streaming REST endpoints, FFmpeg backend, and Socket.IO telemetry.
• Keeps StreamBot out of the competition demo for now; its backend remains untouched.
• Adds Docker image build and HTTP smoke tests for Quest, legacy redirect, Supabase config, and platform registry routes. Adds an IWER emulator development path.

Validation

• TypeScript check and IWSDK production build have passed on the latest application-code revision; the latest CI run is validating the full Docker image and HTTP smoke tests.
• Physical Quest / IWER testing is still required for pinch/poke accuracy, comfort, frame rate, and end-to-end streaming. Do not treat desktop build success as headset verification.
• No production deployment or Render environment changes have been made by this PR.