nx_browser_image_demo_test.nx

nx_browser_image_demo_test.nx -- THE end-to-end image milestone. The Nishi browser fetches a REAL public JPEG over the live network using its own bits-up stack -- DNS resolver, BSD sockets, HTTP/1.1 request builder, response parser -- then decodes the JPEG bits-up (baseline Huffman + IDCT + level shift) and paints it as ASCII art in the terminal. No libc, no libjpeg, no curl, no Chrome. Every byte between the socket and the pixel is NishiLang. Target: http://httpbin.org/image/jpeg -- a 35 KB SOF0 (baseline) JPEG, the format our decoder handles. Fetched over plain HTTP so this milestone isolates the image pipeline; arbitrary-host HTTPS handshake interop is its own hardening track (see task: TLS RECV_SH_FAIL). Sovereign TLS 1.3 already fetches example.com. PASS = HTTP 200 + JPEG decode OK + ASCII raster emitted. The art is written to stdout so the result is visible, not just asserted. expect_exit: 0 license_tier: ORIGINAL