/* ============================================================ bt.css — the shared stylesheet (FE-03 §A2) Everything here is a PORT, not a design. Every colour, radius, size and spacing value below was lifted from the Apps Script source it replaces: .bt-auth-mode / #bt-auth ← _authCardCss_() BT_Auth.js:1348 #bt-gate ← _shellBootstrapHtml_ BT_AuthWiring.js:151 FE-00 §3.2 allows extracting duplicated CSS into one file because it changes BYTES, not PIXELS. It does not allow changing a value. If you find yourself improving a colour here, that is FE-05. The only additions are the skeleton rules at the bottom, which FE-03 §A2 pre-approves as the one parity exception ("today's blank-wait becomes a skeleton"). ============================================================ */ /* ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── THE AUTH CARD — login, auth-failed, forced PIN setup. _authCardCss_ styled a STANDALONE DOCUMENT, so it used bare `body`, `button`, `input`, `p`, `a` selectors. This front end is one document that also hosts the ported pages, and bare selectors would bleed into every one of them. So the same rules are scoped: body rules move onto `body.bt-auth-mode` (set by shell.js only while an auth view is showing, removed before any page renders), and everything else sits under `#bt-auth`. Same specificity relationships, same source order, same pixels. ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */ /* ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── THE SHELL CANVAS — added 2026-08-17 after iPhone testing. index.html carries NO page CSS. A page's own