Map projections' depth like the client's renderer

IMVU's projections give depth from -1 to 1; its Direct3D renderer maps it to 0 to 1, and now so does ours. Without that, the nearer half of the depth range was clipped, the whole 2D overlay (name tags, the frame rate, the room's title) with it. The adapter also draws drawTrianglesFromMemory without indices, and sums up what the client draws in its log.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>

docs/architecture.md

@@ -36,8 +36,21 @@ client exits.
 ## Status
 
 The renderer process draws the client's whole scene, over the right half of the 3D view, beside the client's own
-Direct3D renderer on the left (the adapter still forwards everything to it): `T5DE_RENDERER_VIEW=full` or `off`
-changes that. Checked in rooms: the halves match, particles included.
+Direct3D renderer on the left (the adapter still forwards everything to it). Checked in rooms with screenshots of
+both renderers side by side (the compare view): they match, particles and the 2D overlay (name tags) included.
+
+For comparing while the client runs (development):
+
+- Views: `T5DE_RENDERER_VIEW` (off, split, full or compare) when the client starts, or
+  `%TEMP%\t5de-renderer-view.txt` holding one of those at any time. Compare draws the left half's scene over the
+  right half, so both renderers show the same thing side by side.
+- `%TEMP%\t5de-renderer-shaders\fixed_function.hlsl`, if present, replaces the built-in shaders and is reloaded
+  when it changes.
+- The renderer process runs from a copy (`%TEMP%\t5de-renderer`), so `t5de-renderer.exe` can be replaced while the
+  client runs; engines started afterwards run the new one (the room's view keeps its engine until the client
+  restarts).
+- The adapter's log (`%TEMP%\t5de-renderer.log`) sums up what the client draws every 300 frames (the first few
+  times), and logs textures and render targets the client renderer made itself.
 
 - The command stream (`include/t5de/protocol/commands.hpp`) carries state, transforms, lights, fog, textures,
   buffers (copied when created or updated) and draws, in chunks through the channel; the adapter waits for each to