Ship the 47-exercise library in-app: export, fixtures, tests, docs

render.py --export bundles the 25 new motion rigs and info pages;
figure-fixtures.json regenerated for all 47 (the Swift solver reproduces
every new motion, including negative-y pins and the new prop uses). The
fixture count assertion moves to 47, and the no-bundled-motion test now
uses Treadmill - a permanent COVERAGE.md exclusion - since Bench Press
exists. 48 tests green; watch target builds. Coverage handoff complete -
TODO-coverage.md retired.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HJDQQDA9QdP8zByg43H5v3
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# Pec Deck
The machine chest fly — arms sweep together in front of the chest along
the machine's fixed arc.
- **Category:** Main circuit
- **Type:** Machine-based chest fly
- **Targets:** Chest, front delts
- **Prescription:** 4 × 10
## Setup
Adjust the seat so the handles sit at chest height with your upper arms
level. Back flat on the pad, feet planted, a soft bend fixed in the
elbows.
## Execution
1. Sweep both arms together in a wide arc until the handles meet in
front of the chest.
2. Squeeze the chest hard for a beat at the middle.
3. Open back up with control until you feel a full chest stretch.
## Cues
- Elbow angle never changes — the chest swings the arms.
- Shoulders stay back against the pad; they don't roll forward at the
squeeze.
- Slow the return; the stretch half of the rep counts.
## Common Mistakes
- Setting the seat so low the handles sit at the shoulders.
- Shoulders rounding forward to chase extra range.
- Letting the stack yank the arms open.
## Progression
Add a plate once every rep meets in the middle with a one-second
squeeze; the Dumbbell Fly trades the guided path for free control.