Aero glass is transparent now, blurred without the per-frame cost
The white-ish fills are gone: every surface is a thin translucent glass with the gloss and a bright rim, and the wallpaper reads through all of it. The blur is a pre-blurred copy of the wallpaper (public/aero/ background-blur.webp, 3 kB) glued to the viewport with background-attachment: fixed, layered under the tint and the gloss, instead of a live backdrop-filter. Blurring the live scene measured 66ms per frame at 2x CPU throttle (115 frames over 34ms) because the bubbles move behind every surface; with the pre-blurred layer the same scene runs at 33ms and 8 slow frames — the same as the other themes, so the MacBook stays cool. Sticky chrome, sheets and dropdowns keep a real backdrop-filter (they sit over scrolling content, and their area is small). Contrast: 0 below-minimum findings, 0 axe violations, all three themes. Version 0.2.5, SW -> freezmo-v58.
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* Bumping CACHE_VERSION is how a new deploy invalidates old assets.
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