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Use the shared gallery preview for 3D scenes - #78
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Selecting a 3D thumbnail now shows the interactive splat inside the existing gallery preview instead of opening a second popup. Image, video, and splat selections share the close control, media switcher, information panel, and action bar. Further training, documentation export, moving the generation, and PLY download remain available.
The viewer unloads when switching media or closing, preserves the selected scene across responsive layout changes, and supports Escape from the embedded viewer. Documentation describes the shared flow.
Validation: 1,336 tests passed, 2 skipped. Browser checks confirmed real splat rendering, enabled Process/Documentation, mobile and desktop bounds, responsive selection, and image/video/close cleanup. Deployed to BM Pro’s usual instance without a server restart.