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Update development plan with vertical slice approach

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- Reorder sprints for visual-first development
- Dashboard (Sprint 4) now follows Physics Engine (Sprint 3)
- Infrastructure layers (SCPI, TCP, HAL) follow visual demo
- Update project references to py-dvt-ate
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# Business Requirements Document
## ThermalATE: Coupled Physics DVT Simulation Platform
## py_dvt_ate: Coupled Physics DVT Simulation Platform
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## Purpose
This document defines **what** the ThermalATE system must do. It specifies the functional and non-functional requirements, constraints, and success criteria.
This document defines **what** the py_dvt_ate system must do. It specifies the functional and non-functional requirements, constraints, and success criteria.
For **why** decisions were made, see `03_architecture_decisions.md`.
For **how** to implement the system, see `02_technical_specification.md`.
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### 1.1 Purpose
ThermalATE is a coupled-physics Device Validation Test (DVT) simulation platform that enables engineers to develop, validate, and debug characterisation test sequences without physical access to laboratory equipment.
py_dvt_ate is a coupled-physics Device Validation Test (DVT) simulation platform that enables engineers to develop, validate, and debug characterisation test sequences without physical access to laboratory equipment.
### 1.2 Background