added docs for lite mode

docs/chapter3/properties.md

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+## Lite Mode in Simulator
+
+![drawing](/img/img_chapter3/3.24.png)
+
+<div align="center">
+  <em>Figure 3.24</em>
+</div>
+
+The Lite Mode is a performance mode that trades visual quality and features for better performance on resource-constrained devices. The Lite mode does the following things: 
+
+1. Reduces Canvas Resolution: Sets DPR to 1 regardless of device (no retina/high-DPI rendering)
+2. Slows Down Updates: Makes UI updates 5x less frequent (time *= 5)
+3. Disables Minimap: Completely disables minimap rendering and setup
+4. Reduces Scaling Complexity: Simplifies canvas scaling calculations
+
+### Changes due to Lite Mode
+
+Visual Changes:
+1. Lower Resolution: Circuit elements appear less crisp on high-DPI displays
+2. No Minimap: The navigation minimap is hidden
+3. Slower Responsiveness: UI updates happen less frequently
+
+When to use Lite mode:
+1. Low-end devices with limited graphics performance
+2. Battery saving on mobile devices
+3. Older computers that struggle with high-resolution rendering
+4. Large circuits where performance becomes an issue

docs/chapter6/delayvsclock.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: "Delayvsclock page in Chapter6 of CircuitVerse documentation."
 
 Before exploring how to visualize a timing diagram for a given circuit, this section explores some key concepts that define the working of the **TIMING DIAGRAM** panel.
 
-## Clock Time (ms):
+## Clock Time (ms)
 
 The **Clock Time** property attribute in Figure 6.1 refers to the time interval for the half cycle of a circuit. Changing the clock time interval speeds up or slows down the circuit simulation. However, it should be noted that changing the **Delay** attribute for any circuit element doesn't change circuit behavior. This clock frequency is only for demonstration purposes.