/* ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ B*DYNA — the public signature ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ R167.62. These fifteen rules WERE inline in templates/index.html.php, which meant the homepage was the only page that could look like B*DYNA. Every other page either invented its own approximation or looked like something else — dyna.php did the first, with #08080a instead of #000, an 860px wrap instead of 1200, 20px gutters instead of 28, and its own copy of the gold eyebrow. A near-miss reads worse than no attempt, because the eye catches the difference without being able to name it. What belongs HERE is what makes a page recognisably this platform: the black ground, the measure, the gold eyebrow with its rule, the hexagon, the two button shapes and the section rhythm. What stays in a page's own