Restyle admin panel with dark theme (Archivo, zero-radius, state chips)

[btcwrestle]

Summary

Reskins the admin panel (static/admin, login + DMT tool) with a new visual identity:

• Dark ground, Archivo typeface, 2px structural rules, zero border-radius throughout
• Explicit green/red/yellow state colors applied consistently to status indicators, API key state, and transaction location badges
• New header sync indicator and a DOJO STATUS headline strip on the dashboard
• Pairing page restyled to a two-column QR/payload layout with working copy and regenerate actions
• All existing functionality preserved, including Auth47 QR sign-in

This only touches static assets under static/admin (CSS/HTML/JS for the login page and DMT dashboard) — no backend or API changes.

Test plan

• Serve static/admin locally and manually walk through: login page (password + Auth47 QR), DMT dashboard, DOJO STATUS widgets, API keys screen, pairing/QR screen, pushtx, txs-tools, status page
• Confirm no console errors and no broken layout at common viewport widths
• Confirm existing JS behavior (auth flow, API key regen, pairing QR refresh, status polling) is unaffected — this PR is styling/markup only, but please double check nothing in the DOM structure changes broke the JS selectors it depends on

Feedback wanted

This is a first pass at the visual direction — happy to iterate on the palette/contrast choices (especially the red/green/yellow state colors) or adjust anything that doesn't fit the project's usual conventions before merge. Let me know if you'd rather see this split into smaller PRs (e.g. CSS-only vs. per-page markup changes) for easier review.

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[pajasevi]

Findings

1. Medium: Remote Google Fonts import in the admin panel
   style.css adds:
   @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/...')

   This is the main security/privacy regression I found. The Dojo admin UI is a sensitive self-hosted interface, often used specifically for privacy. Loading CSS/fonts from Google leaks admin page-load timing, IP/network context, and referrer metadata to a third party, and adds a remote stylesheet dependency inside a privileged admin surface. The current CSP permits it via style-src https: / font-src https:, so this request will be allowed.

   Recommendation: remove the @import; use the existing system font stack or self-host the font files under static/admin.

2. Low: API key state display conflates disabled and expired keys
   api-keys.js now computes active state as apiKey.active && expiresAt >= Date.now(), but line 216 labels every non-active result as EXPIRED.

   A manually disabled but unexpired API key will be shown as expired. That is not an auth bypass, but it weakens admin visibility during key review or incident response. Recommendation: distinguish ACTIVE, DISABLED, and EXPIRED.