/* TinkySpeak marketing homepage stylesheet — BARREL.
 *
 * Split into four logical files on 2026-05-23 (Codex review RED #3 —
 * the original monolithic home.css was 2,402 lines, past the
 * project's 1,500-line hard ceiling). Loading order is preserved
 * verbatim — the @imports below are issued in the same top-to-
 * bottom order the original file laid out the sections, so cascade
 * resolution is byte-identical to the pre-split behavior.
 *
 * Files:
 *   home-foundations.css    — design tokens, reveal system, nav, hero
 *                              (553 lines)
 *   home-story.css          — section labels, the problem, our story,
 *                              how-it-works animated demo
 *                              (588 lines)
 *   home-features.css       — price revolution, green mission, why
 *                              schools, feature deep dive, communication
 *                              bridge
 *                              (808 lines)
 *   home-social-proof.css   — who it's for, by-the-numbers, dignity,
 *                              built-different, testimonials, learn-
 *                              about-AAC, remainder
 *                              (453 lines)
 *
 * Why a barrel instead of fanning out the four <link> tags in the
 * consuming HTML: every page that ships marketing chrome already
 * references `/css/home.css`. Updating dozens of HTML files to add
 * three more <link> tags multiplies the regression surface and
 * tempts cascade drift if one page adds the imports in the wrong
 * order. Keeping the public URL contract pinned to /css/home.css
 * means the split is invisible to every consumer.
 *
 * Why @import inside CSS (not via a build tool): tinkyspeak +
 * tinkybuild ship the marketing pages as static assets with no
 * CSS bundler in the pipeline. @import is the only same-origin
 * cascade-preserving mechanism that doesn't require a build step.
 * Cost: one additional HTTP/2 round-trip per imported file on
 * first paint. With both apps served via Vercel/Railway edges
 * (HTTP/2 + Brotli + push-friendly), the cost is ~5-15ms total
 * for all four — well below human-perceptible.
 */

@import url('./home-foundations.css');
@import url('./home-story.css');
@import url('./home-features.css');
@import url('./home-social-proof.css');