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Implemented two key UX improvements:

  1. Thematic Consistency: Standardized the search dialog to use the design system's CSS variables, ensuring it correctly follows light/dark mode transitions and matches the industrial minimalism theme.
  2. Mobile Accessibility: Added a dedicated search button to the mobile menu, bridging a significant UX gap for mobile users who previously couldn't easily access the command palette.

Both changes adhere to the "under 50 lines" constraint (total functional changes ~43 lines) and utilize existing design patterns.

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🎨 Palette: Standardize Search UI and enhance mobile accessibility
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- Replace hardcoded hex colors in `SearchDialog.tsx` with CSS design tokens for better thematic consistency and dark mode support.
- Add a search trigger button to the mobile navigation menu in `Header.astro` to improve accessibility for mobile users.
- Update the header script to handle the new mobile trigger and automatically close the mobile menu when search is activated.

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