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Extract the three SVG connector layers (+ the parent-link graph computation) into StammbaumConnectors.svelte and the node <g> into StammbaumNode.svelte (which now owns its own focus-ring state). StammbaumTree drops 546→308 lines and is now an orchestrator: layout, gutter/reduced-motion state, viewBox, gestures, rail, anchor. Rendered SVG is byte-identical, so the existing browser tests are unchanged. Verified live: 62 nodes + 58 connector lines render, node-tap selects. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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