A new forge's admin is asked for an everyday account in one plain block on home, not a boxed card #10002

On /, a new forge's admin now sees the everyday-account ask as a plain section: an h2, "Make your everyday account", then the two sentences and the form. It is a section.settings-block#everyday with no class="card.

• Change: everydayCard in src/web/pages/everyday.ts builds that section itself. It reuses the existing form fields, so Make it with a passkey and Keep using admin still post to /settings/everyday and /settings/everyday/keep.
• Untouched: everydayLine and core/everyday.ts. The account page keeps its boxed form, because it shares everydayForm with the old card. That boxed form is the only place card() is still used.
• New test: test/everyday-language.test.ts covers / for a seeded admin. It checks the section, h2, two sentences and both forms, with no card. It also checks that a cross-origin dismiss gets a 403, a same-origin dismiss succeeds, and home then stops showing the ask. The first test fails on main and passes with the change.
• Checks: the new test, tsc --noEmit, design-lint and the neighbouring everyday, first-login, client-home and no-signup-admin tests all pass. bun scripts/gate.ts printed nothing, so I can't confirm it passed. I did not run the full suite.
• Not done: the Make it success path isn't exercised in a test. It needs a real passkey ceremony, which the existing everyday tests already cover.

To try it, sign in as a fresh admin and open /.

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Closes #9957

On /, a new forge's admin now sees the everyday-account ask as a plain section: an h2, "Make your everyday account", then the two sentences and the form. It is a section.settings-block#everyday with no class="card.

• Change: everydayCard in src/web/pages/everyday.ts builds that section itself. It reuses the existing form fields, so Make it with a passkey and Keep using admin still post to /settings/everyday and /settings/everyday/keep.
• Untouched: everydayLine and core/everyday.ts. The account page keeps its boxed form, because it shares everydayForm with the old card. That boxed form is the only place card() is still used.
• New test: test/everyday-language.test.ts covers / for a seeded admin. It checks the section, h2, two sentences and both forms, with no card. It also checks that a cross-origin dismiss gets a 403, a same-origin dismiss succeeds, and home then stops showing the ask. The first test fails on main and passes with the change.
• Checks: the new test, tsc --noEmit, design-lint and the neighbouring everyday, first-login, client-home and no-signup-admin tests all pass. bun scripts/gate.ts printed nothing, so I can't confirm it passed. I did not run the full suite.
• Not done: the Make it success path isn't exercised in a test. It needs a real passkey ceremony, which the existing everyday tests already cover.

To try it, sign in as a fresh admin and open /.

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A fresh forge's admin now sees the everyday-account ask on / as a plain section, not a boxed card. The section has an h2, "Make your everyday account", then the two sentences and the form. It is a section.settings-block#everyday with no class="card.

The check failed because no commit message had a Try: line. I added an empty commit that carries one and pushed it. I did not re-run the check itself, and bun scripts/gate.ts printed nothing locally, so I can't confirm it passed. The code is unchanged since the first push, where the new test, tsc --noEmit and design-lint passed.

• Change: everydayCard in src/web/pages/everyday.ts builds the section and reuses the existing form fields. Make it with a passkey and Keep using admin still post to /settings/everyday and /settings/everyday/keep. Once either is done, home stops showing the section. everydayLine and core/everyday.ts are untouched, so the account page keeps its boxed form.
• Test: test/everyday-language.test.ts covers / for a seeded admin. It checks the section, h2, two sentences and both forms, with no card. It also checks that a cross-origin dismiss gets a 403, a same-origin dismiss succeeds, and home then stops showing the ask. The first test fails on main and passes with the change.
• Not done: the Make it success path isn't tested, since it needs a real passkey ceremony that the existing everyday tests already cover.

To try it, sign in as a fresh admin on the preview and open /.

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