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Bring IronLog Web toward Kotlin feature parity - #6
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The web app was missing substantial browser-capable behavior and visual parity from the Kotlin build. This adds the prioritized parity slices across navigation, onboarding, exercise resolution, plan creation/editing, analytics, body tracking, progress photos, recovery and Ledger, active-workout controls, focused settings, saved gyms, appearance effects, and the corrected native Home-card shine.
Validation:
npm run checknpm run buildnpm run verify:output(185 output files)The Kotlin workspace was preserved. Android-only APIs remain outside the web implementation.