Rebuild the site to the Claude Design drafts

Carries the 11 page drafts plus the shared SiteNav and SiteFooter onto the
project's own design system: tier-2 tokens, the published type roles, logical
properties throughout, and both locales.

Surfaces
- The page stands on #0B0B0A with #1D1D1B bands lifted off it, as the drafts
  do; the body previously painted the band colour, so every band was a step
  too light.
- A card is drawn one step off whatever it stands on (#1D1D1B on the ground,
  #141413 inside a band). Components paint --surface-card and a band re-points
  it for its subtree, so a card can never come out the same colour as its band.

Shell
- Nav: translucent ground with a blur, chevrons on group triggers, an accent
  rule under the current section, the drafts' compact dropdown card, and an
  EN | AR toggle in place of the globe menu.
- Footer: the drafts' four-column grid, one-line brand text, Facebook as a
  bordered button, the EU lockup, the implemented-by row and the funding
  disclaimer.

Pages
- Home: hero with counting figures, launch band, three areas of change,
  newsroom, FAQ accordion and the consortium band.
- The nine interior pages rebuilt and then audited section by section against
  their drafts.
- Applications: the three-step application form now posts real submissions to
  the Strapi `application` type, validated server-side and working without
  JavaScript.

Motion
- Every animation in the drafts, as classes in _page-kit/motion.css: staggered
  entrances, scroll-driven reveals, the drifting washes (each page carries its
  own geometry), the sheen, the counting figures and the accordion. The
  drafts' coloured hover glow is deliberately not shipped.

CMS
- New `faq` collection type behind the home page's accordion.
- `role` added to the consortium member component so an editor can supply the
  chip and the deliverable separately.

Content
- No invented figure, date, name or commitment ships: the five-working-day
  reply, the placeholder email and Facebook handle, the sample news, events,
  publications and FAQs, the invented application rules and the TBD counters
  are all withheld pending real content. Figures that survived (3 consortium
  partners, 4 areas of work, 16 human security sub-projects, Dec 2025 - Dec
  2027) are verified against docs/ and the bundled draft copy.

Verified: pnpm typecheck (web + CMS) and pnpm --filter web build pass; all 20
page/locale URLs render 200 through the built SSR handler, including with the
CMS unreachable; no raw hex or physical-direction utility in components or
routes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

apps/web/app/routes/_page-kit/hero.css

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+/* ============================================================================
+   HERO WORDMARK SUFFIX  -  the "-ER" after "SHARP" on the home hero
+   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+   Not drawn in Figma: a project request, so the hero finishes on the full
+   name. "SHARP" is on screen from the first paint; once the page has settled,
+   "-ER" slides out from behind the P while it fades in.
+
+   HOW "BEHIND THE P" WORKS: the suffix sits in its own box whose inline-start
+   edge is exactly the P's right edge, and that box clips. The mark starts a
+   full box-width back - entirely inside the P's side of the clip, so nothing
+   overlaps "SHARP" - and travels forward to rest. The opacity reaches 1 before
+   the travel ends, so the glyphs read as solid for the last, slowest part of
+   the decelerating slide.
+
+   The translate is physical (translateX) on purpose: the lockup row is pinned
+   to dir="ltr" because a Latin wordmark never mirrors, so the P is always to
+   the left of the suffix, in Arabic too.
+
+   Pure CSS, so it runs from the server-rendered HTML without waiting for
+   hydration, and the `both` fill keeps the suffix hidden through the delay
+   instead of flashing in first. It replays whenever the hero mounts again,
+   e.g. on a client-side navigation back to the home page.
+
+   REDUCED MOTION: app.css shortens every animation to 0.01ms but leaves the
+   delay alone, which would hold the suffix hidden for the delay and then pop
+   it in. Here the animation is removed outright, so "SHARP-ER" is simply there
+   from the start.
+   ========================================================================= */
+
+@layer theme, base, components, utilities;
+
+@layer components {
+  .sh-hero-suffix {
+    overflow: hidden;
+  }
+
+  .sh-hero-suffix__mark {
+    animation: sh-hero-suffix-in var(--motion-duration-reveal)
+      var(--motion-ease-entrance) var(--motion-delay-reveal) both;
+  }
+
+  @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+    .sh-hero-suffix__mark {
+      animation: none;
+    }
+  }
+}
+
+@keyframes sh-hero-suffix-in {
+  from {
+    opacity: 0;
+    transform: translateX(-100%);
+  }
+
+  60% {
+    opacity: 1;
+  }
+
+  to {
+    opacity: 1;
+    transform: translateX(0);
+  }
+}