fix: restore diagram contrast across documentation themes - #49
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Mermaid inherited the pale foreground used by dark code blocks, making labels and edges nearly invisible on the light documentation theme. Give diagrams dedicated foreground, background, edge, and node tokens based on the current AgenTrust theme.
Add a keyboard-focusable diagram scroll-container style for diagrams that become unreadable when shrunk to mobile width. The corresponding docs wrappers are in the cMCP, Manifest, and cA2A reader-path changes.
Evidence: the deployed cMCP diagram computed its label foreground as #e4e0d6 on the light parchment surface. Desktop and 390px screenshots reproduced the unreadable labels. The site check passes for 39 HTML pages and 584 local links/assets. Post-deployment visual checks will confirm both themes.