Add reduced motion accessibility support

[jaygaikar-09]

Summary

Added reduced-motion accessibility support using a prefers-reduced-motion media query in static/style.css. This update reduces animations and transitions for users who enable reduced motion in their operating system accessibility settings while preserving the existing layout and default animations for other users.

Closes #80

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Type of Change

• Bug fix
• Feature
• Data
• Documentation
• Style
• Refactor
• Test

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What Was Changed

File	Change made
static/style.css	Added prefers-reduced-motion media query to reduce animations, transitions, and smooth scrolling for accessibility

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How to Test

1. Run the app:

python app.py

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[komalharshita]

@jaygaikar-09 do resolve the merge conflicts to merge the PR

[jaygaikar-09]

@Harshada-Yele Done!!

[Harshada-Yele]

@jaygaikar-09
Sync your branch with the latest main and ensure all checks pass

[jaygaikar-09]

@Harshada-Yele Done!

[komalharshita]

Thanks for the contribution and for working on accessibility improvements for DevPath.

However, after review, this PR cannot be merged in its current form because it includes a large number of unrelated CSS removals and modifications beyond the scope of adding reduced-motion support.

The issue specifically targets accessibility improvements using prefers-reduced-motion, but this PR additionally modifies/removes styles related to:

• navigation
• mobile menu behavior
• badges
• hover effects
• branding styles
• shared layout/UI components

These unrelated changes introduce unnecessary regression risk in globally shared styles and make the PR unsafe to merge as an accessibility-focused contribution.

For maintainability and safe review practices, accessibility PRs should remain tightly scoped and avoid unrelated style rewrites or cleanup.

Since the PR scope has diverged significantly from the intended issue and would require substantial restructuring/rework, this PR is being closed rather than merged.

You are welcome to open a new, smaller PR focused only on:

• prefers-reduced-motion
• animation/transition overrides
• motion accessibility improvements directly tied to the issue

Appreciate the effort and understanding.