Phone layout drawn the way iOS draws its apps (#53), clear of the Dynamic Island (#54)

On a phone every control was outlined, hairlines ruled off the bars, corners were 7-9px and
dialogs were centred cards: a desktop page, shrunk. Now, below 820px and in every theme, controls
are filled and round (40px circles and capsules, pills for groups), the feed's name is a 26px
large title, the tabs are a segmented control, rows are 44px with 17px text and an inset hairline,
the reader's type is 17px, and dialogs are sheets from the bottom. --edge is the one switch for the
outlines, left on for the high-contrast theme and for prefers-contrast:more. Glass's desktop radii
moved into a min-width query, because at their specificity they outranked the phone's shapes, and
on a phone its #51 rim only catches the top edge: all round a small capsule it read as an outline.

Text boxes were 13.5px, and Safari zooms the page in on focus below 16px, so tapping search zoomed
it; they are 16-17px on a phone now.

Nothing read safe-area-inset-top, so opened from the home screen the top bar, the reader's back
button and the drawer's head sat under the Dynamic Island. --safe-t pads them, and the phone's own
top-bar rule, a shorthand, had also been discarding the side insets for the notch in landscape.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

CHANGELOG.md

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 ### Changed
 
+- On a phone, iPodderX looks like an iOS app: filled round buttons and capsules instead of
+  outlined boxes, no rules between the bars and the page, the feed's name as a large title, a
+  segmented control for the tabs, taller rows with 17px text, and dialogs as sheets from the
+  bottom. Tapping a text box no longer zooms the page in. High contrast, and Increase Contrast,
+  keep their outlines.
 - The Glass theme's panels catch the light: a bright rim along the top and left edges, a fainter
   one along the far edges, and a soft sheen from the top-left corner.
 
 ### Fixed
 
+- Opened from the home screen on an iPhone, the top bar, the reader's back button and the top
+  of the feed list keep clear of the Dynamic Island and the status bar instead of sitting under
+  them.
 - Swiping to the next or previous item takes a longer swipe, a quarter of the screen, so a
   diagonal scroll no longer jumps ahead by accident. The item follows your finger and slides
   across as it changes.