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fix(landing): Intelligence orbit pinned to button, no pointer tracking - #21
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… of following the pointer The backdrop is always centred on the button (measured from layout offsets, so the section's fade-up does not throw it off), blurred until the button is hovered or focused, then in focus. Pointer tracking removed.
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The orbit in the 03 Intelligence section now always sits centred on the 'Explore the science' button. It is blurred until that button is hovered or focused, then comes into focus. Pointer tracking removed entirely. Tested at 1440×900, 1024×768 and 1920×1080.