Port the Pokédex list, entries and tab (#35)

The start menu's POKéDEX runs Pokedex in New mode: the list up to the
last seen Pokémon, its cursor and page moves, and DisplayDexEntry with
the category, number, footprint, and the height, weight and pages once
caught. The Pokédex tab shows the same records from the loaded game.
Order, entries and footprints are compared with the pinned PRET source.

AREA, CRY, PRNT, the option and search screens, Old and A to Z modes
and Unown mode remain.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

README.md

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 A native web port of Pokémon Crystal, translated from [PRET's Game Boy disassembly](https://github.com/pret/pokecrystal). The game runs in TypeScript and reads graphics, maps, sprites and dialogue from the user's own ROM. No original game assets are included.
 
-**Current milestone: from the opening to Route 30.** Play in a minimal Crystal-style interface with Game, Savegames, Map, Pokédex, Link and Friends tabs. The native canvas fills the play area, and the live local map follows your position. Save, export and import work now. Pokédex, Link and Friends show their planned scope without placeholder data.
+**Current milestone: from the opening to Route 30.** Play in a minimal Crystal-style interface with Game, Savegames, Map, Pokédex, Link and Friends tabs. The native canvas fills the play area, and the live local map follows your position. Save, export and import work now. The Pokédex tab shows the Pokémon you have seen and caught. Link and Friends show their planned scope without placeholder data.
 
 Walk around your home, the town and its buildings at the original walking speed. Mom gives you the Pokégear and asks the day of the week. The teacher stops you from leaving town. Your rival shoves you away from the lab window. Professor Elm introduces his errand, and you choose Chikorita, Cyndaquil or Totodile. The Pokémon's picture and stats come from your ROM, and you can nickname it. Elm's aide then gives you a Potion. These scenes run the game's own event scripts and movement data, with native choices and naming.
 
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 Mr. Pokémon gives you the Mystery Egg, and Professor Oak gives you the Pokédex. Your rival challenges you in Cherrygrove on the way back, and Elm's aide gives you Poké Balls. Back on Route 29, the Dude shows you how to catch Pokémon. From then on, open PACK in a wild battle to throw a Poké Ball. Caught Pokémon join your party, and you can give them a nickname. In battle, PKMN switches Pokémon or opens a Pokémon's stats, and when one faints you choose the next. PACK's Items pocket uses healing items, revives, Ethers, X items and Poké Dolls.
 
-Start opens the start menu. POKéMON shows your party: open a Pokémon's stats, change the order, rearrange its moves, or give and take held items. PACK shows your pockets: use Potions, status healers, revives, Ethers, PP Ups, vitamins, Rare Candy and evolution stones, give or toss items, and ride the Bicycle. Pokémon evolve when they level up after a won battle (press B during the flashes to stop it), and learn new moves outside battle too. Field moves work from the party menu too: Cut, Surf, Strength, Flash, Whirlpool, Waterfall, Sweet Scent, and Softboiled or Milk Drink to share HP. Fly opens the Fly map to choose a town you have visited, Teleport returns to the town of the last Pokémon Center you entered, and Dig or an Escape Rope leads out of a cave through the entrance you last used. In PACK, SEL registers a key item such as the Bicycle, and Select then uses it. POKéGEAR shows the clock, the Town Map card with a cursor over every landmark, and the phone: call Mom or Professor Elm. Call Mom after the catching lesson and she offers to save some of your trainer prize money. Once the Mystery Egg is delivered, talk to her at home to save or take money, or to switch Daylight Saving Time; with enough saved, she buys items and dolls for you and calls to say so. Your name in the start menu opens the trainer card: your ID, money, Pokédex count and play time, then the Johto leaders with the badges you have earned. OPTION sets the battle style (SET skips the offer to switch when a trainer sends out the next Pokémon) and the menu account (the start menu's descriptions); text speed, battle scene, sound, print and frame are kept for later. Bill's PC can move Pokémon between the party and any box. The poster opens the Town Map.
+Start opens the start menu. POKéMON shows your party: open a Pokémon's stats, change the order, rearrange its moves, or give and take held items. PACK shows your pockets: use Potions, status healers, revives, Ethers, PP Ups, vitamins, Rare Candy and evolution stones, give or toss items, and ride the Bicycle. Pokémon evolve when they level up after a won battle (press B during the flashes to stop it), and learn new moves outside battle too. Field moves work from the party menu too: Cut, Surf, Strength, Flash, Whirlpool, Waterfall, Sweet Scent, and Softboiled or Milk Drink to share HP. Fly opens the Fly map to choose a town you have visited, Teleport returns to the town of the last Pokémon Center you entered, and Dig or an Escape Rope leads out of a cave through the entrance you last used. In PACK, SEL registers a key item such as the Bicycle, and Select then uses it. POKéGEAR shows the clock, the Town Map card with a cursor over every landmark, and the phone: call Mom or Professor Elm. Call Mom after the catching lesson and she offers to save some of your trainer prize money. Once the Mystery Egg is delivered, talk to her at home to save or take money, or to switch Daylight Saving Time; with enough saved, she buys items and dolls for you and calls to say so. POKéDEX lists Pokémon in Johto order up to the last one you have seen. Open a seen Pokémon to read its number, category and footprint; once caught, its height, weight and two pages of text appear. Your name in the start menu opens the trainer card: your ID, money, Pokédex count and play time, then the Johto leaders with the badges you have earned. OPTION sets the battle style (SET skips the offer to switch when a trainer sends out the next Pokémon) and the menu account (the start menu's descriptions); text speed, battle scene, sound, print and frame are kept for later. Bill's PC can move Pokémon between the party and any box. The poster opens the Town Map.
 
 The Pokémon Center PC opens Bill's PC, your own PC and, once you have the Pokédex, Professor Oak's rating. Deposit, withdraw and release Pokémon, and switch or name boxes. Store, withdraw or toss items. With six Pokémon in your party, a catch goes to the current box. When that box fills up, Bill calls you. The bedroom PC also lets you arrange owned decorations.
 
-Route 31 and beyond, trade evolutions, the Pokégear's radio, the Pokédex screen, Headbutt and Rock Smash, MAIL, Kurt's special balls and audio are still being ported. Unported neighboring areas appear at the edges but cannot be entered yet.
+Route 31 and beyond, trade evolutions, the Pokégear's radio, the Pokédex's area view, search and other list modes, Headbutt and Rock Smash, MAIL, Kurt's special balls and audio are still being ported. Unported neighboring areas appear at the edges but cannot be entered yet.
 
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