explorer: fix halo terrain occlusion via scene.globe.depthTestAgainstTerrain (v2)

[rdhyee]

Summary

Second attempt at the PR #180 halo terrain-occlusion bug. Replaces the reverted #181.

Why #181 was wrong (Codex review of d681758):
Setting disableDepthTestDistance: Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY on every PointPrimitive disables depth-test entirely, including against the globe ellipsoid. That caused two regressions worse than the original crescent halos:

1. Back-side bleed-through — points on the geographic far side of the globe rendered through the planet (the global H3 cluster collection makes this visible everywhere).
2. Broken picking — hover labels and click-handlers got routed to back-side primitives intersecting the screen ray.

The correct fix (one line, scene-level):

v.scene.globe.depthTestAgainstTerrain = false;

Applied immediately after Viewer construction. This is the documented Cesium switch for "primitives at altitude=0 should draw over terrain elevation, but still respect ellipsoid back-face occlusion." It fixes the original crescent / disappearing-dots-over-hills problem without the d681758 regressions because:

• Globe ellipsoid depth-test still applies → back-side primitives still hidden.
• Scene-pick depth still works → hover and click correctness preserved.
• No per-primitive flags → no cross-cutting changes to the three add() sites.

The halos from #180 are untouched.

Verified locally

quarto render + Playwright at two cameras:

view	result
Reported repro: lat=33.27, lng=-86.24, alt=311km (Birmingham AL hill country)	✓ full-circle halos, no crescents, dots over higher terrain visible
World view (Africa-centered)	✓ globe occlusion intact, no back-side primitive bleed-through, edges crisp

Diff

8 lines — 1 line of actual code + 7 lines of comment explaining the Cesium-API choice and why per-primitive disableDepthTestDistance was wrong.

Test plan

• Visit https://isamples.org/explorer.html#v=1&lat=33.2706&lng=-86.2375&alt=311435&heading=360.0 — full-circle halos
• Mountainous regions (Rockies, Andes, Himalayas) at street zoom — dots remain visible
• World zoom — back side of globe stays hidden, no cluster bleed-through
• Hover and click on cluster + sample dots — correct primitive selected (no through-globe pick)

Refs #180, #181 (reverted), #183 (revert PR). Codex-reviewed.

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[rdhyee]

Closing as no-op per Codex review: Globe#depthTestAgainstTerrain already defaults to false in Cesium 1.127, so the explicit assignment changes nothing. My local 'verification' was bogus — the bug doesn't reproduce at the canvas resolution my browser was running, with or without this line.

The original PR #180 halo crescents must therefore have a different root cause. Re-investigating before opening another fix attempt.