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Fix graph node activation

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# Active slice
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Slice: DFG-12 modal node inspection (complete)
Goal: Let users inspect any visible graph node without losing their current neighborhood or viewport.
In scope: A native modal dialog; full node metadata and content; mouse and keyboard activation; Escape, close-button, and backdrop dismissal; an explicit Explore neighborhood action; interaction-contract checks; JavaScript syntax validation; and complete regression verification.
Out of scope: Graph mutation; source editing; persisted modal state; nested dialogs; arbitrary templates; external hosting; canonical writes; or any new HTTP endpoint.
Done when: Activating a graph node opens an accessible inspection dialog, dismissing it preserves the current graph, explicit exploration loads the selected neighborhood, and the complete DocForge gate passes.
Owners: DocForge owns dialog state and interaction. The configured project continues to own graph facts. The MCP process continues to own the validated snapshot and listener lifetime.
Slice: DFG-13 graph activation reliability (complete)
Goal: Make ordinary graph-node clicks reliably open the modal and remove obsolete empty-canvas guidance after a neighborhood renders.
In scope: Defer SVG pointer capture until drag threshold crossing; preserve drag suppression; honor the empty-state hidden attribute; focused interaction-contract checks; JavaScript syntax validation; and complete regression verification.
Out of scope: Graph mutation; source editing; alternate layouts; modal redesign; arbitrary templates; external hosting; canonical writes; listener lifecycle changes; or any new HTTP endpoint.
Done when: Ordinary node clicks remain targeted at the node and open its modal, panning still captures and suppresses click only after a real drag, rendered graphs hide the empty-state instruction, and the complete DocForge gate passes.
Owners: DocForge owns pointer and empty-state behavior. The configured project continues to own graph facts. The MCP process continues to own the validated snapshot and listener lifetime.
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**Next gate:** None planned. Measure actual graph-browser use before extending layout, export,