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Collect all eleven engine Demos projects under Examples/Technical: the procedural skeleton study plus A2UIForm, AndroidDemo, LinuxSmoke, MovieMaker, Navigation, Physics2D, SpineNative, SpinePreview, Sponza and SpriteInstancingValidation.

• Add ten standalone SwiftPM packages with explicit source/resource membership and pinned remote engine dependencies. Windows Spine/MCP local overrides remain explicit opt-ins.
• Pin packages and the Sprite XcodeGen spec to engine extraction commit a624ccded0a050fddc24ccfbb8079dfb8032805c in Ada PR #207.
• Move native launchers and preserve executable Git modes/LF endings. Keep generated builds, logs, captures and machine-local state ignored.
• Bundle Sponza camera-route metadata while keeping its large dataset external. Preserve the Android resource-bundle name and Sprite WASI reactor/export flags for the new packages.
• Preserve upstream Spine assets and license notices; omit stale Package.resolved files.
• Keep Technical outside catalog.json. Its four public items, website/Studio recommendations and catalog release archive inputs are unchanged. The validator rejects technical paths, including normalized ./ and ../ aliases.
• Document project-specific commands and explicit engine/examples checkout variables. Add a manifest/source/resource/product validation command.

Validation

• Public catalog validates; two exclusion tests pass.
• Ten package manifests evaluated using actual SwiftPM, with source/resource existence and engine product checks. This does not build or resolve every platform application.
• Compiler-free procedural recipe generation and independent GLB checks passed.
• Python lint/compilation, Bash syntax, shell Git executable modes and diff checks passed.
• Cross-repository checks: 16 Android tooling tests, four SDK staging tests and 25 offline guides passed; external Sponza validation staging preserves camera tests and assets.
• Independent migration review found no remaining concrete issues after correcting path handling and preserving linker settings.

Full native/device/WASM execution and complete engine/Studio validation remain separate and unverified. Technical packages are opt-in developer tools, not all editable Studio game projects. The engine removal is tracked separately in PR #207.

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Enable the playback camera in both example scenes

When running the committed scene, its only camera entity is disabled, so the authored camera and its environment settings cannot participate in runtime rendering despite AdaRender.Camera.isActive being true. Sources/Game.ada contains no code to enable it or create a replacement. This prevents the documented open-and-Play flow from displaying the intended preview independently of an editor-provided camera. Enable this entity in both Walk.ascn and Showcase.ascn, which has the same disabled-camera setting.

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