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feat(story): load and play shared object products - #36
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StoryPlayer and story authoring consume
nnnotes.product/1story graphs, sharing prefab, material, texture, animation and media objects across the scene, language UI, fonts and models. Normal stories and Home/live-result hosts resolve resources by object identity.The data validator and Node helpers use the same product graph, with schemas for scenes, UI, fonts, hosts and episode assets. Validation covers references, shader variants, glyph pages, waveform metadata and model dependencies;
--langselects languages explicitly. Authored stories generate compatible products with browser font bindings.Also fixes Spine index uploads changing another renderer's vertex array, validation cache collisions, and loading/volume controls after language changes.
Validation: 709 unit tests passed, 2 skipped; ESLint, TypeScript, all 7 contract checks, deterministic build and package-content check passed. Test fixtures are synthetic.