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feat(api): redesign tech tree DAG nodes and unify visual styling across portal views - #117
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Summary
Redesigns the Tech Tree DAG node cards and unifies visual styling across the Web Dashboard Portal workspace views (Tech Tree, Kanban Board, and Table Matrix).
Key Improvements:
#2b2d31) featuring a curved left accent bar matching readiness state.OVERDUE(red pill) and their readiness state (ACTIVE,AVAILABLE,LOCKED) while preserving their true readiness accent bar and short ID colors.4pxstate-colored left accent borders (.state-${readiness}and.is-overdue).[PRJ-N]short IDs in the matching state color.4pxleft accent borders to row leading cells reflecting readiness state.[PRJ-N]short IDs in the matching state color..legend-pill:Verification
make checkpassed (ruff lint, ruff format check, and 539 unit/integration tests).