/* ── unscaffold.css — un-reserving the prototype's authoring chrome ──────────
 *
 * THIS FILE HAS ONE JOB AND IS CLOSED TO EVERYTHING ELSE.
 *
 * It exists only to switch off space that `olympus-remnant.css` reserves for
 * prototype scaffolding that the product does not ship. It is NOT a general
 * override sheet, NOT somewhere to fix a screen, and NOT a place to add a
 * utility — `fonts-shim.css` is closed at two for the same reason (CLAUDE.md
 * rule #1), and a file called "overrides" is exactly how a ported design
 * system stops being the design. If a screen looks wrong, the vocabulary you
 * want is already in olympus-remnant.css.
 *
 * Loaded AFTER the design system (the `tailwind` link, which compiles
 * olympus-remnant.css) so these win. `olympus.css` was the pre-migration copy
 * this file used to cite here; it stayed on disk, untouched, as a readable
 * original until it was deleted in PLAN.design-system-rollout-w0.md unit 2.1.
 *
 * ── Entry 1: --proto-controls-safe ──────────────────────────────────────────
 * olympus-remnant.css sets it to `calc(4.75rem + safe-area)` and spends it in
 * twelve places (body padding-bottom, .oly-body padding-bottom, the mobile
 * tab bar's padding-bottom). It reserves room for the prototype's FIXED
 * CONTROL BAR — the "Carbon / Paper / Mono · Sidebar / Rail / Zen" strip
 * visible along the bottom of every file in docs/design-reference/. That bar
 * is how the prototype was demoed. It is not product and will not be ported.
 *
 * Left at its prototype value it costs 76px of dead space at the foot of every
 * scroll area and inflates the mobile tab bar from ~55px to 131px (measured).
 *
 * NOTE FOR ANYONE COMPARING AGAINST docs/design-reference/: those screenshots
 * INCLUDE the control bar, so the reserved space looks correct in them. It is
 * the one place where matching the reference pixel-for-pixel would be wrong.
 *
 * The safe-area inset is kept — that one is a real device notch, not a demo.
 */
:root { --proto-controls-safe: env(safe-area-inset-bottom, 0px); }