/* ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ public-unify.css — THE CROSS-SHELL LAYER Spec: docs/PUBLIC-SITE-DESIGN-SPEC.md §8 (Motion) and §12 (Cross-page parity) ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ WHY THIS FILE EXISTS ──────────────────── `cfin-tokens.css` DECLARES the shared vocabulary. Measured 2026-08-18 on the rig at 1440 and 390, light, all 14 public URLs: almost nothing CONSUMES it. --container: 1200px consumed by ZERO pages. Measured content edges instead: 1080 (legal) · 1120 (/reviews) · 1238.4 (landing nav) · 1264 (/performance .wrap). Spec §4 says "Every page uses the same --container. A visitor should not see the content edge move." It moves by 184px. A token nobody reads is a comment. `cfin-tokens.css` is loaded FIRST by design (so a shell may override it); this file is loaded LAST by design, so the convergence rules below actually win over each shell's hard-coded value. ⚠ THIS FILE MUST BE THE LAST STYLESHEET IN THE OF EVERY PUBLIC SHELL. Load it before a shell's own CSS and every rule here silently loses. THE SHELL COUNT WAS WRONG ───────────────────────── cfin-tokens.css's own header enumerates FIVE public shells. Measured, there are SEVEN surfaces, and the two it omits are exactly the two that never got the token layer: 6. /reviews templates/reviews.html — self-contained, loads only theme.min.css + design-system.css. Measured: --container, --gutter, --measure, --type-body, --btn-radius all UNSET; its own .rvp-nav with 2 links (vs 13); NO