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One-pill study chrome, toggling chat pickers, readable homework steps

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UI batch from feedback:

- The study/review/exam/homework chrome is now a single 58px pill: round
  close button, title + position over the progress bar, chips (or the exam
  timer) at the far end — everything on the centre line, so nothing crowds
  the rounded corners any more. Homework guide gets the same recipe.
- The immersive feeds carry z-[45] so they paint over the app chrome (on
  /exam the header used to cover the top of the chrome), and the page chrome
  behind an open overlay (.app-header, .segmented, .tabbar) is hidden while
  the transparent overlay is up, so it can no longer ghost through the glass.
  The guide's disclaimer moved inside the overlay with it.
- Chat: the context and model chips toggle their own popover (pressed state,
  aria-expanded), opening one closes the other, a press outside closes it —
  no more being forced to pick something to get out.
- Homework: the model's plain-text step explanations/hints/verdicts keep
  their line breaks (whitespace-pre-wrap) — a step used to collapse into one
  run-on paragraph with the whole solution inside it; the guide prompt now
  says the explanation is coaching, 2-4 sentences.
- The four glacier blobs are at 25% of their old opacity (0.045 light,
  0.1 dark).

Tests: phase-2 chrome geometry + exam layering checks (62), chat desktop
picker checks (101), the standing suites all green. README: decisions 54-56,
decision 23 updated. SW -> freezmo-v44.
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@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ Guide rules:
- 3 to 8 steps, in the order the student should do them, and the last step must actually finish the assignment.
- Each step has:
* "title": 2-6 words.
* "explanation": what to do in this step AND why it matters, 2-4 sentences, spoken to the student ("First work out…", "Now check…").
* "explanation": what to do in this step AND why it matters, 2-4 sentences of coaching, spoken to the student ("First work out…", "Now check…"). Explain the move — do not work the whole assignment out here; the finished working belongs in hint 3 and "answer".
* "hints": exactly 3 strings that give progressively more away — 1) a small nudge, 2) a real hint, 3) the complete answer for this step.
* "answer": the complete answer for this step (the same thing the third hint shows). The app assembles the final solution from these, so each one must be a finished piece.
- Add a "checkpoint" only where a quick question genuinely confirms the step landed (about every other step). The checkpoint must be answerable from what the step just explained, and must not simply repeat the assignment question. Leave the field out entirely when it does not help.