feat(reference-app): collapse the code and token values behind disclosures - #193
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…g pages Vendors Pico v2.1.1 as static/pico.min.css and restyles the pages as a centered card. Login now pre-fills the demo credentials with a caption so they are obvious. Page titles are normalized to h1, and the screenshot viewport is pinned to 576x520 so captures are a uniform, GitHub-column-friendly size.
…sures The callback page leads with a prominent Exchange button and an honest note that a real app does this server-side; the raw authorization code and the client credentials move into <details> disclosures. The tokens page leads with a success line and tucks the raw token response and decoded claims behind disclosures. This keeps the variable-length, non-deterministic content out of the default view so every screen is a fixed size.
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The callback page leads with a prominent Exchange button and an honest note that a real app does this server-side; the raw code and client credentials move into disclosures. The tokens page leads with a success line and tucks the raw response and decoded claims away. This keeps variable-length content out of the default view so every screen is a fixed size.
Stacked on #192 — review/merge after it.