Blueprint-style explainer animation for a technical decision

Turn one technical decision in this project into a roughly 40-second blueprint-style explainer animation: each step circles the problem first, turns the screen into a blueprint, moves only what changes, then ends on one line about why we chose it. 1. Read the recent commits and the related code, list 3 decisions worth explaining, and let me pick one. 2. Once I pick, split it into 3 to 5 steps, following problem → options we considered → trade-offs → final choice, one sentence per step. Show me the storyboard first. 3. After I confirm, build it with HyperFrames (if it isn't installed, set it up from https://t.co/FymJe8Xlht). Use code snippets and architecture diagrams, and make it readable on a phone: keep only the key lines of code and use large text. Cut straight between steps, no black screens. Render it as an MP4. 4. After rendering, grab one frame per second into a contact sheet and check it yourself: no overlapping text, every step clear, and the visuals match what the code actually does. Fix what you find, then show me.