MiniMax M3.1 Flash added

MiniMax M3.1 Flash returned to the browser after editing in all 35 recorded sessions. Arpeggiator offers a concrete example: after clicks and a drag, it revised playback-state handling and note labels, then reloaded and continued checking. The sequence makes this a useful transcript for following how an initial implementation changed during interaction.

Repeated revisions also had a limit. Four sessions reached the 15-minute deadline: Aquarium Breach, Brick Breaker, 2048 and Platformer Mario. Brick Breaker recorded 32 successful browser-tool calls, all reloads, alongside repeated file edits; that browser-tool trace contains no click or key action. More browser calls therefore did not necessarily mean more varied interaction checks.

Thirty-one sessions ended normally. Start with Arpeggiator for the revision sequence, or Tetris for its keyboard-heavy checks. This batch used updated context handling, so comparisons with older runs are withheld until a broader reference set exists under the same conditions.