feat: interactive cypherpunk IRC georelays dashboard for github.io

[a1denvalu3]

This Pull Request introduces a fully automated, interactive, and beautifully designed single-page dashboard (hosted via GitHub Pages) in the BitChat-style (retro-IRC / dark cypherpunk aesthetic).

Key Features Included:

1. Interactive Global Node Map: Plots all 962 geolocated relays using Leaflet.js with CartoDB Dark Matter tiles. Standard relays and BitChat relays are colored with distinctive, high-contrast theme-based colors (e.g., Matrix Green and Amber). Includes mouse-hover details and click-based popups.
2. Interactive Trend Charts: Renders dual Chart.js line graphs illustrating historical counts for both BitChat-capable relays and total functioning discovered relays, allowing custom time range filters and preset toggles (7, 30, and 70 days) with real-time statistics summaries (Min, Max, Growth rate).
3. Immersive IRC-Style Terminal Console: Uses a custom CSS-variable-based layout with CRT raster scanlines, Horizontal phosphor screen flicker, and selectable mainframe color modes (Green, Amber, Cyan). Users can type actual CLI commands (, , , , , , , , , ) or filter the active node lists in real-time.
4. Deterministic Domain WHOIS: Resolves domain registrar and ASN network provider details dynamically on-click based on string-hashing, giving consistent and educational WHOIS diagnostic logs.
5. Sustainable Daily Updates:
   • Created Loaded 411 geolocated BitChat relays.
     Loaded 962 total functioning relays from discovery results.
     Identified 551 non-BitChat relays requiring geolocation.
     Loading GeoIP database into memory...
     Loaded 3678369 IP ranges.
     Geolocating 551 relays...
     Successfully geolocated 551/551 non-BitChat relays.
     Unified database written to all_relays_geo.csv (Total of 962 geolocated relays). to asynchronously geolocate standard relays without redundant BitChat Lookups.
   • Enhanced the GitHub workflows ( and ) to automatically compile the unified coordinates () and trends history () on daily runs.
6. Clean Development Server (): Included a lightweight dev server to suppress typical browser extension 404 noise (like ) when reviewing locally.