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Tell the Dark Reader extension to stand aside (darkreader-lock) #33

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{{/* This page draws its own dark theme (prefers-color-scheme and the
System/Light/Dark toggle). The Dark Reader extension otherwise repaints it
on top -- the hero's brand wash vanished under it on go-fft while the
same CSS showed on go-ndarray -- so it is told to stand down, as
go-pdfkit's page and our Hextra fork already do. This partial is
included in <head>, so every landing on the kit gets the flag. */}}
<meta name="darkreader-lock">
{{/* The brand colours are the ONLY thing that differs between the orgs using
this stylesheet, and they are read from [params.brand] rather than written
in. Two byte-identical copies of this file already existed in go-authn and
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