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Refine conversation colors and scrolling; add Chinese-first docs - #2
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Right-side questions now use warm grey and left-side replies use sage green, with matching web icons and Chinese-first documentation. Chinese and English READMEs each use fresh screenshots captured from the corresponding interface.
Text is shown in full when sent, with a brief upward movement for whole bubbles. The multiline composer hides its scrollbar and remeasures wrapped drafts after a width change. Conversation scrolling uses a translucent draggable indicator that appears during scrolling and fades afterward, without an always-visible native track. Browser language selects Chinese or English labels.
Validation: 16 export/schema tests, focused motion/composer/scrollbar/localization regressions, and browser integration with 100, 3,000 and 10,000 messages, offline reopening, export downloads and responsive layouts. This PR contains only the web release; the macOS implementation remains in local development.