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Use Tailwind and DaisyUI for shared UI styles - #179
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Stacked on #178, targeting
feat/awesome-plugin-categories.Reworks shared UI styles with Tailwind’s
@applyand uses DaisyUI classes for buttons, inputs and badges. Small layouts use utilities directly in the templates, while repeated patterns stay in named classes to keep the views readable.Keeps the current light and dark palettes, card treatments and loading animation.