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[Remote rendering 5.2] Replace local render window with pvserver connection

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
42/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
python

Research direction

Start by locating RemoteRenderer and the local render-window stand-in from the initial spike. Review how the Phase 4 behaviours are currently verified, then connect rendering to pvserver and remove the stand-in. Done means streaming, per-part state, camera interaction, coalescing, connect/reconnect, and live refresh work against the real ParaView server backend.

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📝 Description of the feature

Implement ParaView's pvserver client connection so RemoteRenderer renders against pvserver instead of the local render-window stand-in used by the initial spike, then remove that stand-in.

Re-verify the Phase 4 behaviour (streaming, per-part state, camera interaction, coalescing, connect/reconnect, live refresh) against the real ParaView server backend.

Acceptance Criteria

Remote rendering behaviour holds with pvserver as the backend.

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