Radiant packages production-ready shaders for web

This feels less like a demo gallery and more like a practical shortcut for shipping premium motion without building a graphics stack from scratch. The real win is that it lowers the adoption barrier from “cool effect” to “usable production asset.”

• –Self-contained HTML files make these effects easier to adopt than a custom WebGL pipeline or a heavier rendering framework
• –Live parameter updates via `postMessage` make the shaders easier to wire into app state, previews, and design workflows
• –The v1.1 release adds mouse and touch interactivity plus new shaders, which signals active momentum rather than a one-off drop
• –MIT licensing is a big deal here because teams can use the pack in commercial products without worrying about lock-in
• –The tradeoff is that this solves visual polish, not a general-purpose rendering engine, so performance discipline still matters