Refine landing-page shadows, lamp glass, and flexible postcard - #85
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The landing page now has a refractive, glowing lamp, shadows that stretch and soften with distance, and a postcard that bends while its controls stay live. This addresses rigid motion, fuzzy edges, and shadows that overlapped the lifted card or outlined the heading.
Built on #84. The diff contains only the landing-page refinements and their browser probes.
Review the geometry shared by paper rendering, hit testing, and shadows, plus the native-resolution lighting pass in
homePaperLighting.ts. Those paths must stay aligned through handoffs, scrolling, and zoom. Page refraction requires HTML-in-canvas support; the fallback retains the lamp's glass reflections and glow.