me-web? 0.3: the path in drawn steps, each step's checks under it, the real RAM

- The path from this device to the internet is a vertical zig-zag of larger drawings (this
  phone or computer, the router or the mobile network, a shared exit, the provider's building,
  the globe) that pulse while their step is checked, joined by curved wires with the link and
  its speed, and a few details beside each: the model, the addresses inside and outside the
  router and which port-opening protocols answer, the AS number, the public addresses.
- The results are grouped under the step they concern, in the path's order, with the same
  drawing as a heading; tapping a step in the path scrolls to its checks.
- After a check, the status and "Check again" move to the end, beside sharing.
- Memory reads the device's RAM: on Android it showed the runtime's heap limit (0.1 GB).
  Labelled "Memory (RAM)" in every language. Free disk is read for the app's own folder, so
  Android shows it too. The device's model is read on Android, Linux and Windows.
- Two icons drew outside their box (the outside test's shield, the calls and games radio
  tower): joined Lucide elements started with a relative move. Fixed; twelve unused icons
  deleted.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012CzABvBkbcFqoHdmi8b9WB

README.md

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 ## What it checks
 
-me-web? checks, and draws as a path from this device to the internet:
+me-web? draws the path from this device to the internet one step at a time (this device, your router, any shared
+exit of your provider, your provider, the internet), with the details it found for each, and groups what it checks
+under the step it concerns:
 
 - whether you are online, or behind a login page;
 - how this device is connected, and the address your router gave it;