Align Registry release interfaces across networks - #2
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Replace the text-only package rows with graphical signals: per-kind Phosphor identity marks, a four-step evidence chain stepper, a clickable use-state facet rail, a textured hero backdrop, and icon-led empty states. API methods become colored chips. 💘 Generated with Crush Assisted-by: Crush:glm-5.2
This reverts commit 03d30fa.
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What changed
Why
The preview branch had diverged from the parent website pin, leaving the released Registry interface and cross-network publication checks incomplete.
Impact
Production and Pudge Testnet now expose the same bounded Registry/LS-IDL UI contract while retaining network-specific runtime configuration.
Validation
npm run build:ci./scripts/cellscript_gate.sh ci