Harden dashboard state transitions and standardize to a professional monochrome UI - #1
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This change addresses UI inconsistency and runtime friction in the dashboard by tightening control-state logic and applying a consistent black/white visual system. It focuses on removing interaction ambiguity while keeping behavior predictable during live updates.
State logic fixes
PHANTOMtoggle behavior with A/B mode transitions so the controls no longer drift into conflicting states.Runtime UX correction
Professional black/white redesign