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Kordant/web
Michael Freno 20dc5bf785 feat: add error boundaries, loading skeletons, page transitions, and empty states
- ErrorBoundary: global error boundary with ShieldAI branding, retry/report
- Skeleton: SkeletonText, SkeletonCard, SkeletonAvatar, SkeletonTable
- PageTransition: fade-in + translate-y on route change, respects reduced motion
- EmptyState: reusable component with icon, title, description, action
- Button: add ariaLabel prop support
- Toast: add aria-live=polite region
- Dashboard: replace pulse divs with SkeletonCard fallbacks
- Service pages: add skeleton layouts, empty states, mutation loading states
- 404 page: polished with ShieldAI branding and home navigation
- app.tsx: add ErrorBoundary, PageTransition, skip-to-content link
- app.css: add page-enter animation with prefers-reduced-motion support
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