give the pages the CYBER shell they were missing

The token swap made every control dark, but the pages themselves kept
their Arco defaults — bare `padding: 20px` with components laid straight
on the background. That is why the running app still read as "not the
prototype" no matter how many variables were replaced: the prototype's
page structure (panel / panel-h / panel-b / kv / tabs) was never built.

Rather than restate that shell in each of the 25 views, it now lives in
global.scss as .cy-view / .cy-panel / .cy-panel-h / .cy-panel-b /
.cy-kv / .cy-tabs / .cy-tab / .cy-stack / .cy-sec-t, and the settings
components share a global .settings-section + .section-title so all nine
panes pick up the mono section headers at once. The per-component
duplicates of those two rules were deleted.

Settings is converted as the reference case: Arco's a-tabs/a-tab-pane
became the underline tab strip, and the pane body sits in a panel. The
URL-query sync moved to a watcher on activeTab so pane order and deep
links still hold. Pane order is a contract, so it is asserted.

Two tests lock the shell in place — one for the global classes and the
cyan underline selected state, one for the settings structure and pane
order. Without them the next edit easily slides back to bare Arco.
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@@ -128,10 +128,6 @@ async function testCompletionNotification() {
<style scoped lang="scss">
@use '@/styles/variables' as *;
.settings-section {
margin-top: 16px;
}
.notify-controls {
display: inline-flex;
align-items: center;