fix(web): unify primary button palette - #204
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Summary
This PR restores a single shared visual style for primary Web actions across dark and light themes.
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Root cause
The previous light-theme consistency change introduced a separate primary action color and repeated component-specific overrides.
That made Search, Login, Play and Admin buttons diverge from the shared primary button pattern, even though they represent the same type of action.
Impact
Primary actions now use the same color, text contrast and hover behavior in both themes and at all viewport sizes, including mobile.
No HTML, JavaScript or responsive layout behavior has changed.
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