chore(glass): scrub dev-process/hostname refs from tracked comments

Code review (public-repo rule): the GlassTuner + index.css/App.tsx comments named
the prod hostname and dev-process jargon (UAT/HMR/dev ports/epic), which ship in
the public bundle. Genericised the comments — no behaviour change.
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npeter83 2026-07-12 23:30:50 +02:00
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--font-scale: 1.06;
/* ===== Glass tunables every value that materially drives the look lives here so it can be
tuned in ONE place (and live-driven by the dev GlassTuner during UAT). ===== */
tuned in ONE place. ===== */
/* GLOBAL baseline = "Adaptive": solid-enough dark glass that reads well on content-less chrome
(nav/header/dialogs/filters/settings where there's nothing behind the glass to refract).
Baked from UAT 2026-07-12. Rich-backdrop surfaces override these via `.glass-media` below. */
Rich-backdrop surfaces override these via `.glass-media` below. */
--glass-blur: 20px; /* backdrop blur radius */
--glass-saturate: 1.8; /* backdrop saturation */
--glass-dark-bright: 1.25; /* extra brightness lift applied to .glass/.glass-menu in dark mode only */
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--bg-fade: 60%;
}
/* ===== "Glass over image" the translucent tier (UAT-tuned 2026-07-12). Applies whenever a
/* ===== "Glass over image" the translucent tier. Applies whenever a
real image sits behind the surfaces: app-wide when the per-scheme background image is on
(`html[data-backdrop="on"]`), and on the Plex art-backed detail views (`.glass-media`, which
have their own art backdrop even when the global image is off). When there's nothing behind the