Improve mobile toolbar clarity - #56
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Summary
Why
The mobile toolbar inherited centered grid alignment, which left controls in the same row at different heights and produced an unused grid cell. The share confirmation was also written into a label hidden by the mobile stylesheet, so users could not tell whether copying succeeded.
Impact
Mobile users get a tighter, aligned toolbar with clearer action priority and immediate “Copying…” feedback followed by a high-contrast success or error state. Feedback now opens GitHub’s issue composer instead of email, while desktop remains compact to avoid toolbar overflow.
Validation
npm run buildgit diff --check