🎨 Palette: Add contextual copy-to-clipboard utility to os2.html#23
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- Added a "Copy" button to the terminal feed code block. - Implemented hover and focus reveal using Tailwind group utilities. - Created a robust copy function with clipboard fallback and visual feedback. - Used inline SVGs to avoid external icon dependencies. - Ensured keyboard accessibility with proper focus states and aria-labels. Co-authored-by: rtech-technologies <254326487+rtech-technologies@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implemented a micro-UX improvement on
os2.htmlby adding a contextual "Copy" button to the technical code block. This enhancement makes it easier for users to extract assembly logic while maintaining a clean, terminal-inspired aesthetic. The button appears only on hover or keyboard focus, ensuring no visual clutter for passive readers. It includes visual feedback ("Copied!") and a robust clipboard fallback for maximum compatibility. No external dependencies were added.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2150488367398204341 started by @rtech-technologies