refactor(recorder): render.py → pakiet render/ (faza 1c)

guidebot_recorder/guide/capture.py

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@
 def scenario_resolve_url(scenario, url: str | None) -> str:
     """Resolve a possibly-relative navigate URL against the scenario base_url.
 
-    Mirrors ``render._resolve_url`` (render.py:1474-1478): relative URLs are
+    Mirrors ``_resolve_url`` in ``recorder/render/reuse.py``: relative URLs are
     joined onto ``config.base_url`` with ``urljoin`` only when a base is
     configured; an absolute URL, or the absence of a base, passes through
     unchanged. ``url`` is defensively allowed to be ``None`` (navigate steps

guidebot_recorder/guide/guide.py

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ async def run_guide(
     scan_for_blockers(flat, compiled.actions)
 
     cfg = scenario.config
-    # Same context recipe as run_render (render.py ~1705-1734), minus
+    # Same context recipe as run_render (recorder/render/_run.py), minus
     # record_video_dir/record_video_size: PDF capture never records video.
     context = await browser.new_context(
         viewport={"width": cfg.viewport.width, "height": cfg.viewport.height},

guidebot_recorder/models/scenario.py

@@ -556,7 +556,8 @@ def select_mode(step: Step, cfg: Config) -> str:
 
     Lives with the two models it reads rather than with either phase that
     dispatches on it: it is a pure lookup over ``Step`` and ``Config``, and
-    homing it in ``compile.py`` made ``render.py`` import the compiler for it.
+    homing it in the compile package made the render package import the compiler
+    for it.
     """
 
     if step.select is not None and step.select.mode is not None:

guidebot_recorder/recorder/recorder.py

@@ -81,8 +81,9 @@ class SelectDriveError(RuntimeError):
     be rewritten.
 
     The render layer catches this and re-raises it as a ``RenderError`` carrying
-    the index of the failing step. ``RenderError`` lives in ``render.py``, which
-    imports this module, so it cannot be raised from here without a cycle.
+    the index of the failing step. ``RenderError`` lives in
+    ``recorder/render/errors.py``, whose package imports this module, so it cannot
+    be raised from here without a cycle.
     """
 
     def __init__(self, message: str, *, reason: str = UNDRIVABLE) -> None: