/* * THE SPLASH, in a stylesheet of its own, linked BEFORE the app's one big stylesheet. * * Both are render-blocking, so the page shows nothing until BOTH have arrived and applied - and the big one carries the whole app. * This file is a few hundred bytes and is the first thing in , so the static markup in index.html has its paper background, its * icon and the app's name the moment the HTML and this file are in: on a slow first visit that is seconds earlier than before. * * It is part of the app shell (it is in public/, so the service worker precaches it like every other file of the build). * * The colours are written out rather than taken from the `:root` block, because there is no `:root` block yet when this applies and a * second copy of the whole palette would be worse. test/tokens.test.ts reads both files and fails if the two ever disagree. * * What this file CANNOT do is cover the two to three seconds an installed iOS app spends with no page at all - measured on an iPhone * 17e and an iPad, iOS 27, where this markup appeared in no frame whatsoever. Only the launch image iOS draws itself covers that: * see launch-images.mjs. * * There is no third line here any more. The markup used to carry "Opening..." under the name, which the launch image iOS draws does * not: a launch that showed the image and then this one popped a word in between two otherwise identical pictures. Removing the word * was cheaper than regenerating thirty-eight PNGs, and a screen reader still hears it from the aria-label on the splash itself. * * An inline