The persona/affect pane read snap.valence (the pre-#265 shape) while Worldtree now
emits snap.relations (relation_edge/1) — so the whole trust/warmth model rendered as
an empty "valence (0)". Now renders the real signal, self-labelled:
- MOOD (PAD, transient): pleasure/arousal/dominance with a one-word descriptor each.
- RELATION → <target> (stage: <relation_context>): trust·ability / benevolence /
integrity + warmth, each as value + evidence_count (n=) — the durable social model.
- Per-value TREND: Δ-vs-previous (▲/▼) + a unicode sparkline auto-scaled to the value's
own observed range (flat when sub-0.01 stable, so noise isn't amplified). History
accumulates client-side, one sample/turn (deduped by emitted_at), capped at 24.
- Falls back to the legacy snap.valence for an older emitter; INV-001 (no fabricated
Tier-1 fields) + INV-004 (every cell escaped) preserved. Supersedes the #18-D2
valence assumption + retires the stale "regard dead axis" note.
Verified: render logic asserted in node against the REAL affect.db snapshot + a
perturbed 2nd sample (relations rendered, no "valence (0)", Δ ▲ shown, 2-char
sparkline builds, INV-004 holds). JS syntax clean. No server change (static served
per-request) — refresh + drive turns to watch the trends build.
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