feat: match qron.space gold/black theme + Geist font on authichain.com - #31
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Remove corrupted CSS payload from btn-gold block
The .btn-gold declaration is malformed starting at transition@:i... and then contains pasted garbage including extra @tailwind directives, which means app/globals.css is no longer valid stylesheet input for normal Tailwind/PostCSS processing. In build/runtime environments that parse this strictly, this can fail CSS compilation; in lenient parsing, rules after this point become unreliable because the parser has to recover from invalid tokens.
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Keep legacy gradient utility classes or update all callers
This commit replaces the old gradient utilities with .gradient-gold, but existing callers still reference .gradient-primary and .gradient-text (for example components/ui/button.tsx, components/ui/progress.tsx, and several app/*/page.tsx files). After this change those class names have no definitions, so large parts of the UI lose intended branding styles.
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