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Kordant/web
Michael Freno ee31b88612 feat: add full @property declarations and fix theme system
- Add @property declarations for all 28 animatable color tokens ensuring
  smooth 500ms transitions between light/dark modes
- Remove invalid @theme block from inside @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark)
  that was causing Tailwind v4 to use dark values as defaults
- Add FOUC-prevention inline script in entry-server.tsx that applies
  theme class before first paint
- Integrate useTheme() hook in app.tsx for meta theme-color updates
  and system preference change listener
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