feat: add GitHub Pages Solarized Dark CSS stylesheet (Issue#5)#28
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Key Changes
site/style.css: a full Solarized Dark CSS stylesheet for theopsCLI GitHub Pages landing page--bg,--cyan,--blue, etc.)@media (max-width: 600px))Why do we need this?
Issue#5 tracks building a GitHub Pages landing page for the
opsCLI. This PR delivers the CSS layer, providing the Solarized Dark visual theme that will be shared across the HTML page (and any future pages). Separating the stylesheet intosite/style.csskeeps styling concerns decoupled from markup.New modules or other dependencies introduced
None. Pure CSS — no build tools, preprocessors, or external dependencies required.
How was this tested?
Visually verified that the stylesheet covers all specified selectors and CSS custom properties per the spec. The file is pure static CSS with no logic, so no automated tests apply. Integration testing will occur when the HTML page (Issue#5) references this stylesheet.