The gun is up on screen a second before it can fire: the raise is a fixed 0.24 s, the AWP's deploy is 1.25 s #208

Make the raise last exactly as long as the weapon's own deploy, so the gun is up and the gun can shoot stop being two different moments.

#202 landed deployTime — knife 0.4 s, pistols 0.5–0.6 s, MP9 0.6 s, AK/M4 1.0 s, AWP 1.25 s — and deploy in src/client/world.ts:718 pushes nextShotAt out by it. The viewmodel never heard: src/client/renderer.ts:231 still has

const RAISE_TIME = 0.24;

and the comment beside it at :774 still says "The switch itself was instantaneous and stays that way", which stopped being true two commits ago. Switch to the AWP and the rifle is level in 0.24 s and refuses to fire for another 1.01 s, with nothing on screen saying why: you click, and the game does nothing. The pattern to follow is ten lines below, where the reload dip runs on the weapon's real reloadTime and the comment says why — "the animation cannot outlive the thing it shows".

Done looks like

• [ ] The raise runs over the deployed weapon's deployTime, not a constant, and reaches level exactly when nextShotAt passes. A test drives the recording WebGL2 context in renderer.test.ts across the switch and asserts the gun is still rising at 0.5 s with an AWP and level with a pistol.
• [ ] A weapon with deployTime: 0 (the grenade) still gets a short raise rather than popping into place — the floor is a named constant with a reason beside it.
• [ ] The person is told, not left guessing: the dynamic crosshair stays open — or the ammo counter dims — while world.time < nextShotAt because of a deploy, and closes as the gun comes level. Whichever, a test in hud.test.ts asserts it changes across that boundary.
• [ ] The stale comment at renderer.ts:774 is rewritten to say what is now true.
• [ ] A round that starts with the gun already up is unchanged: world.ts:496 deploys everyone at round start by assignment, and a test asserts the freeze time does not begin with a rising viewmodel.
• [ ] bun run check green, with tests that fail without the change.

Files I expect to change

• src/client/renderer.ts — RAISE_TIME and the raise block.
• src/client/hud.ts — the not-ready cue.
• src/client/renderer.test.ts, src/client/hud.test.ts.
• README.md — the sentence about what the hands do.

Risks

• The renderer's raise is measured off world.time so a pause does not animate; keep that, and read nextShotAt/the weapon rather than starting a second clock that can disagree with the simulation.
• #196 wants a per-frame draw budget on this same file; nothing here adds a draw call, but a builder taking both should take #196 first.
• Do not touch deployTime's numbers — they were measured against the arena in #202 and the shipped weights were left alone deliberately.

Crew

vesper — game feel, the viewmodel and the HUD.