🎨 Palette: Dynamic ZT progress and report navigation enhancements

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💡 What:

• Refactored backend/routers/reports.py to use a centralized ZT_PILLAR_DOMAINS constant.
• Replaced static placeholders in the SSP report's "Zero Trust Pillar Alignment" table with dynamic progress bars based on assessment data.
• Added "↑ Back to Top" navigation links to major report sections.
• Added a summary findings line (e.g., "Showing 20 of 110 findings.") to the Assessment Findings section.
• Updated get_status_emoji to use 🚫 for not_implemented status.
• Refactored get_dashboard to use the shared ZT_PILLAR_DOMAINS constant for consistency.

🎯 Why:

• Improves visual scannability and professional feel of the generated SSP report.
• Makes the report more interactive and easier to navigate for human reviewers.
• Ensures data consistency between the API dashboard and the exported Markdown report.

📸 Before/After:

• Before: Zero Trust table showed "See assessment" for all pillars; No "Back to Top" links; No findings summary.
• After: Zero Trust table shows visual progress bars (█░); Sections have easy-to-use navigation links; Clear indication of findings count.

♻️ Accessibility:

• Improved document structure and navigation with anchor links.
• Consistent use of semantic Markdown and status indicators.

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• backend/routers/reports.py
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