max / makenotwork

The syntax highlighter classifies instead of emitting HTML quasicoherent 19d7602d, the MNW half. `SyntaxHighlighter::highlight` returned a string of `<span class="keyword storage">`; it is `classify` now and returns `Vec<Vec<Lexeme>>`, one vector of classified runs per line. The classification was always happening here. What changed is that it crosses the seam as data, so the terminal and egui renderers get the same colours the browser does, and the markup is the renderer's. The scope-to-class mapping moved with it. It was seven CSS selectors in `static/style.css` matching syntect's own emitted class names, which meant this repo held half a mapping and syntect held the other half; it is `syntax_of` in `src/git/mod.rs` now, walking the scope stack from the specific end, and the stylesheet keys off what quasi-webview writes. The palette itself is unchanged and still fixed across all 31 themes. `src/quasi/widgets/code.rs` is the seam, and it is `widgets/carousel.rs`'s shape for its reason: the file view is still an Askama page, so something has to turn runs into markup, and it should be the renderer rather than a second emitter here. Its header records why the page is still a template -- all three heavy git pages sit behind two partials that eight other git templates share, so converting one means converting the eight. Two properties the tests now hold that nothing held before: the runs rejoin to the source exactly, and a file's blank lines survive. A view that dropped one would renumber every line under it. `ssh_keys.rs` renders its SHA256 fingerprint as an inline `Node::Code`, so a reader comparing one against another gets a monospace face. Plain rather than classified: nothing lexed it and nothing should. Also in this commit: the makeover 0.44 and quasi 0.99 pins, which move together because makeover-layout carries `links`.