Add function-scoped Logic visualization

README.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ declared manuals, visualizes project structure, and manages reviewable documenta
   equivalence checks.
 - Keeps function-scoped control-flow projections separate from the primary architecture graph.
 - Runs a managed loopback graph browser with neighborhood, semantic Flow, convergence Web,
-  source inspection, and branch-aware node hiding.
+  function-scoped Logic, source inspection, and branch-aware node hiding.
 - Supports generic documentation projects and project-owned source adapters.
 
 DocForge never treats indexed text as instructions. It does not run shell commands, mutate Git,
@@ -35,7 +35,8 @@ implement the source manifest and extraction methods. Incremental adapters must
 
 ## Graph views
 
-The browser presents the same indexed graph through three complementary views:
+The browser presents the primary architecture graph through three complementary views and loads a
+fourth function-scoped view only when requested:
 
 - **Nodes** shows a bounded, relation-neutral neighborhood around the focus. It is the broad
   inspection view for seeing stored incoming and outgoing relationships without changing their
@@ -46,14 +47,19 @@ The browser presents the same indexed graph through three complementary views:
   inheritance, definitions, and tests flow toward the thing they help create or exercise.
 - **Web** shows the larger convergence picture: Flow contributors plus contextual relationships,
   callers, containers, and direct members or execution dependencies owned by the focus.
+- **Logic** shows the possible static control paths inside a focused Python function or method.
+  Entry, decisions, actions, loops, merges, returns, and exceptions connect through explicit
+  `TRUE`, `FALSE`, `NEXT`, `CASE`, `LOOP`, `RETURN`, and `RAISE` paths. Logic is stored separately
+  and does not add statement-level noise to Nodes, Flow, Web, or search.
 
 Graph cards show the node's readable leaf name and kind without clipping either value. The full
 qualified identity remains available in the tooltip, compact descriptor, and full inspector.
 
 **Hide node** removes noise without changing the index. In Flow and Web, hiding a contributor also
 removes upstream ancestors that no longer have a path to the focus. Nodes between the hidden
-contributor and the focus stay visible, and alternate ancestor paths remain intact. **Restore
-hidden** restores the presentation.
+contributor and the focus stay visible, and alternate ancestor paths remain intact. In Logic,
+hiding a step inserts an explicit omitted-path bridge so downstream control flow remains readable.
+**Restore hidden** restores the presentation.
 
 ## Five-minute start