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Document direct game website and Android exports - #76
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Document File → Build Project for Windows game packages/custom installers, directly playable game websites and generated Android apps. Website and Android exports now use the game's shared WebAssembly runtime, scenes, scripts and assets without requiring a web source folder, Android template or game server.
Cover browser/runtime requirements, supported script languages and unsupported native APIs, Android JDK/SDK and signing setup, output files, source runtime builds, smoke testing and troubleshooting. Keep the guide reachable from the editor catalog and overview.
Also fix the lint dependency audit by resolving dependencies to patched minimatch 11.0.3. A small CommonJS adapter preserves the callable export expected by React lint plugins; regression tests cover wildcard rules and generated-file exclusions.
Validation: ESLint with zero warnings, production build, TypeScript, dependency audit (zero vulnerabilities), documentation structure and exported-link checks passed. All 40 documentation tests passed for the lint compatibility fix. Documentation behavior was checked against the implemented export paths and the passing exported-game Chromium smoke test.