Animated snowman in one self-contained HTML file

# Animated snowman in one self-contained HTML file Make an animated snowman scene. Anything goes: falling snow, a waving arm, a blinking face, a melting sun, your call. Style, colours and technique (CSS, SVG, canvas) are up to you. **Looks are not scored**; only the objective checks below are. Write one file, `snowman.html`, in the working directory. ## Checks (all must pass; partial credit = fraction passed) 1. `file_exists_under_size_limit`: `snowman.html` exists and is at most 100,000 bytes (100 KB). 2. `no_external_requests`: fully self-contained. No `http://`, `https://` or `//` URLs in `src`, `href`, `srcset`, `poster`, `action`, `data` or `url()`, no asset URLs anywhere, no `@import`, `fetch(`, `XMLHttpRequest`, `WebSocket`, `EventSource`, `sendBeacon`, JS `import`, `<script src>` or `<link href>` (inline everything; `data:` URIs are fine). When a browser is used, any non-file request the page attempts also fails this check. 3. `animation_present`: CSS `@keyframes` plus an `animation`/`animation-name` property, or `requestAnimationFrame(` / `setInterval(`. 4. `loops_forever`: an `infinite` CSS animation (`animation-iteration-count: infinite` or `infinite` in the `animation` shorthand), or rAF/`setInterval` with no `cancelAnimationFrame`/`clearInterval` anywhere; when a browser is used, the page must also still change between ~6 s and ~7 s after load. 5. `page_animates`: when a headless Chrome/Chromium is available, the page is opened once with the network blocked at 800x600, and screenshots at ~1.5 s and ~2.5 s after load must differ. Without a browser (or if it fails to start) this and the browser part of check 4 fall back to the static checks 3-4; the scorer reports `check_mode` (`headless-browser` or `static-fallback`). 6. `required_id_and_title`: an element with `id="snowman"` and a `<title>` containing "Snowman" (case-insensitive). No other files, no build step, no network. Run time limit for scoring: 120 s.