Adds multi-line address control rendering (CLI + designer), CSV record
navigation, live template preview, grid snapping, and rotation handles,
with corresponding sprint artifacts and backlog updates.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Completes the CSV Integration and Field Mapping epic by collapsing blank
optional address lines (with a visual distinction between blank data and a
mapping error), and delivers text/field rotation end-to-end: a free-form
angle property that rotates about the element's bounding-box center
(verified against the real Debenu DLL with a pixel-centroid regression
test), plus an interactive drag-to-rotate canvas handle. Closes out Sprint 4
with review and retrospective notes, including resolving the prior
retrospective's product-owner review-independence watch item. Also captures
requirements (not yet sized) for a new composite Address Control epic.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Mitigates the high-volume render throughput regression via Debenu document
batching + merge (100k-record benchmark: 315s, ~47.5% under the 10-minute
target), delivers the first CSV field-mapping slice (load headers, bind and
rebind dynamic fields), and closes out Sprint 3 with review and retrospective
notes. Also refines and sizes two new backlog stories for text/field element
rotation, requested mid-sprint.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Delivers the full Template Designer GUI Foundation epic (canvas dimensions,
text placement, properties panel, save/reopen XML templates) plus the
overdue high-volume render benchmark spike, all verified against the actual
built .exe per Sprint 1's DoD edit. The benchmark found the render path
misses the 100k-record/10-minute target by 5x-10x+ (code/BENCHMARK.md),
logged as a new high-priority backlog story and technical debt entry for
Sprint 3. Sprint Review confirmed all 5 stories against acceptance criteria;
Retrospective confirmed full follow-through on all four Sprint 1 actions
with no new kit-level changes needed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Sprint Review (product-owner): verified all 5 committed stories against
acceptance criteria (goal met, two tracked caveats), updated the backlog
with verification notes and two new follow-up stories, and flagged a
process-improvement item.

Sprint Retrospective (scrum-master): named team-level strengths to keep
(dependency-ordered batch swarming; leave-it-better-than-you-found-it
and honest gap reporting), checked for anti-patterns (none found beyond
one named near-miss), and proposed a Definition of Done edit requiring
verification against the actual built artifact for any story that
changes launch/packaging/config-resolution behavior — directly
addressing how the license-key bug reached "Done" undetected.

User approved the proposed edit; applied to
templates/definition_of_done.md and marked Applied in
logs/process_improvement_log.md.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

EnvelopeRenderer.Cli only read DEBENU_LICENSE_KEY from the process
environment. That works for `dotnet run` (inherits the invoking shell's
env), but EnvelopeRenderer.Desktop launches the CLI as a child process,
which only inherits whatever environment a double-clicked .exe or Start
Menu shortcut already had — normally nothing. Every desktop-launched
render therefore failed at the Debenu save step (error 999) regardless
of a valid key existing on disk.

Add DebenuLicenseKeyResolver: env var first, then a key.txt walked up
from the CLI executable's own directory, matching the fallback the test
suite already used internally. Verified against the actual built
EnvelopeRenderer.Cli.exe with no environment variable set and a key.txt
next to it: exit 0, valid 392-page PDF. Logged in
logs/technical_debt_log.md as a real Definition-of-Done verification
gap from Sprint 1 (Batches 4-5 verified via an in-process harness, never
the built desktop .exe).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Implements the remaining committed Sprint 1 stories (Batches 3-5):
- CLI emits line-oriented PROGRESS events (startup/render/complete/failure)
  on stdout, throttled to >=1/sec, alongside the existing stderr/exit-code
  contract.
- New EnvelopeRenderer.Desktop WinForms app lets an operator pick template/
  CSV/output paths and launch a render without blocking the UI.
- Desktop app streams and parses the CLI's progress events live, shows
  active status, and displays a completion summary with elapsed time and
  totals.

Verified end-to-end against the real 392-row sample CSV (real success and
real forced-failure runs); 106/106 tests passing. Sprint 1's goal is met
and its backlog is fully Done; state.md and backlog/sprints/sprint-1.md
are updated to hand off to Sprint Review.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>