docs: a strikethrough that renders, and the 22% claim attributed to the right document

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## Deviations from the spec ## Deviations from the spec
The following were built differently from what the spec states, for documented reasons in `README.md`: The following were built differently from what was asked for, each for a reason `README.md` states
in full:
- **`todo.md` item 2 — relative timing.** Implemented as `--relative-time`. The retained history - **`todo.md` item 2 — relative timing.** Implemented as `--relative-time`. The retained history
in this mode is **41.943 s** against the default **83.886 s** (measured at 100 kS/s, 4 channels, in this mode is **41.943 s** against the default **83.886 s** (measured at 100 kS/s, 4 channels,
`--buffer-mb 200`): exactly half, because a second f64 ring for absolute time raises a tick's `--buffer-mb 200`): exactly half, because a second f64 ring for absolute time raises a tick's
cost from 24 to 32 bytes — a third more — and `Partition::time_capacity` is floored to a power cost from 24 to 32 bytes — a third more — and `Partition::time_capacity` is floored to a power
of two, so a third more weight costs a full halving. The spec and the original plan both quoted of two, so a third more weight costs a full halving. The design document and the implementation
~22%, which is wrong; the per-byte figure of 75% is also wrong for the same reason. plan both put the cost at ~22%, which is wrong; the per-byte figure of 75% is wrong for the same
reason.
Absolute stream time is preserved in a separate ring and used for the export's `abs_seconds` Absolute stream time is preserved in a separate ring and used for the export's `abs_seconds`
column, exactly as `todo.md` requires. column, exactly as `todo.md` requires.
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1. the antialisaing strategy with phosphore effect should be applied with more stregth 1. the antialisaing strategy with phosphore effect should be applied with more stregth
2. the lines should be more tick 2. the lines should be more tick
3. the sample points should be bigger 3. the sample points should be bigger
~~2. relative timing: 2. ~~relative timing~~ **done**: `--relative-time`; see README and SPECS.md for the measured history cost.
- in order to avoid problem with time jitter user can decide to go in relative time mode - in order to avoid problem with time jitter user can decide to go in relative time mode
- in this mode absolute signal time is only use for export - in this mode absolute signal time is only use for export
- the plot time depends just on signal sample rate and frame number, e.g.: - the plot time depends just on signal sample rate and frame number, e.g.:
- user is acquiring a signal with 1MSps and 100_000 samples per udp frame - user is acquiring a signal with 1MSps and 100_000 samples per udp frame
- last frame as number <N> and previous <N-2> in this case a 100_000 indexes must be skipped - last frame as number <N> and previous <N-2> in this case a 100_000 indexes must be skipped
- time is simply: `((<N_frame> - <N_last>) * <n_samples_per_frame> - <sample_index>) / <sample rate>` (or something like that)~~ - time is simply: `((<N_frame> - <N_last>) * <n_samples_per_frame> - <sample_index>) / <sample rate>` (or something like that)
done: `--relative-time`; see README and SPECS.md for the measured history cost.
3. named configurations: in order to have multiples configurations for the same sources configuration can also have comments 3. named configurations: in order to have multiples configurations for the same sources configuration can also have comments
4. optional udp frame storage for debugging of strange behaviours (store last <N>, default = 1000, udp packets binary content on disk for forensic analyss) 4. optional udp frame storage for debugging of strange behaviours (store last <N>, default = 1000, udp packets binary content on disk for forensic analyss)
5. open exported binary waveforms to view/analyse, in the source selection dialog there should be the option to open exported waveform (maybe a tab with latest opened file and option to open new ones?) 5. open exported binary waveforms to view/analyse, in the source selection dialog there should be the option to open exported waveform (maybe a tab with latest opened file and option to open new ones?)