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Unify steering studies under Maneuver - #141
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Replaces the separate steering entries in the simulation catalog with Maneuver. Setup selects DynPy 3/6/10/14 DOF or BobLib MBD, then ramp and hold, step, or sine steering. A live waveform preview updates with magnitude, start time, duration or frequency. Only the selected waveform's controls are shown.
DynPy inputs use nominal roadwheel degrees. BobLib inputs use handwheel degrees, with labels and the explanation showing that distinction. Existing saved studies and CLI entry points remain available. New runs retain reports, signals and result post-processing.
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Stacked on #140. A sine maneuver evaluates one frequency. It is not an automatic frequency sweep. Ramp offset is represented by its start time.