/* Reduced motion — honoured site-wide. * * This site runs twelve distinct infinite animations: a drifting background, * pulsing status dots on 27 pages, a ticker on 24, a blinking terminal cursor, * flowing diagram dashes. None of them respected prefers-reduced-motion until * 18 Sep 2026, on any of 880 pages. * * For a reader with a vestibular disorder, motion sensitivity or a migraine * trigger, continuous background motion is not a stylistic preference — it is * the reason they close the tab. WCAG 2.2.2 (Level A) also has something to say * about content that blinks or moves automatically for more than five seconds. * * WHY .01ms AND NOT animation:none * -------------------------------- * Several entrance animations start at opacity:0 and animate to 1. Killing the * animation outright would leave that content permanently invisible — a fix * that breaks the page worse than the problem it solves. A near-zero duration * with a single iteration lets every animation reach its FINAL keyframe * immediately: entrances complete, loops stop after one pass, nothing moves. * * The !important is load-bearing. These rules have to beat per-page inline *