The /claim page, where a spawned forge's owner takes it, speaks the home page's language #9850

The /claim page and its used, expired, made-up and owned states no longer render inside card(...). Design lint, tsc, the gate script, test/claim-link.test.ts and test/claim-timing.test.ts all pass. I did not run the whole suite; the forge's check does that on push. I didn't open the page in a browser.

What changed

• In src/web/pages/claim.ts, claimForm is now a pageHead followed by one <section class="settings-block">. The section holds the plain sentence about the forge, the #claim-access sentence and the form, the same shape as Settings › Machines.
• The state page is the same settings-block section with its sentence, plus the Sign in button on used and owned.
• No wording, field, id, action or script changed, so the passkey ceremony still finds every element it looks for.
• The card import is gone.
• A new test in test/claim-link.test.ts asserts the form page and a made-up-link page have no class="card. It also checks #claim-access, a form posting to /claim, and the new section.
• docs/design/areas/passkey.md gets a paragraph describing the page. It adds no new class, so it points at settings-block rather than defining anything.

Left out: the form's layout is unchanged beyond removing the card, because the existing field and button styling already fits inside a settings block.

Try it: open /claim#<token> on a spawned forge, or /claim on a forge that was not spawned to see the made-up state.

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Closes #9840

The /claim page and its used, expired, made-up and owned states no longer render inside card(...). Design lint, tsc, the gate script, test/claim-link.test.ts and test/claim-timing.test.ts all pass. I did not run the whole suite; the forge's check does that on push. I didn't open the page in a browser.

What changed

• In src/web/pages/claim.ts, claimForm is now a pageHead followed by one <section class="settings-block">. The section holds the plain sentence about the forge, the #claim-access sentence and the form, the same shape as Settings › Machines.
• The state page is the same settings-block section with its sentence, plus the Sign in button on used and owned.
• No wording, field, id, action or script changed, so the passkey ceremony still finds every element it looks for.
• The card import is gone.
• A new test in test/claim-link.test.ts asserts the form page and a made-up-link page have no class="card. It also checks #claim-access, a form posting to /claim, and the new section.
• docs/design/areas/passkey.md gets a paragraph describing the page. It adds no new class, so it points at settings-block rather than defining anything.

Left out: the form's layout is unchanged beyond removing the card, because the existing field and button styling already fits inside a settings block.

Try it: open /claim#<token> on a spawned forge, or /claim on a forge that was not spawned to see the made-up state.

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The /claim page and its used, expired, made-up and owned states no longer sit in cards. The pull's gate check failed because no commit message had a "Try:" line. I added an empty commit with one and pushed it. bun scripts/gate.ts printed nothing locally, and I haven't seen the forge's verdict on the new push yet.

What changed

• In src/web/pages/claim.ts, claimForm is now a pageHead followed by one <section class="settings-block">. The section holds the plain sentence about the forge, the #claim-access sentence and the form, the same shape as Settings › Machines.
• The state page is the same section with its sentence, plus the Sign in button on used and owned.
• Nothing the page says changed, and every id the passkey script looks for is still there.
• test/claim-link.test.ts has a new test. It checks that the form page and a made-up-link page have no class="card. It also checks that #claim-access, a form posting to /claim, and the new section are present.
• docs/design/areas/passkey.md has a paragraph describing the page. It adds no new class.

I left the form's layout alone beyond removing the card.

Try: open /claim on the preview and see the claim form with no card around it. Opening /claim#<token> on a spawned forge gives the real flow.

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