hosman20 tidies the Phase 1 release before shipping

Three small cleanups that signal the Middle East SaaS rebrand is heading for deploy, not the drawer.

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After a twelve-commit push to turn the original Mike prototype into a paid product for law firms, hosman20 is now sanding the edges. A previously dead Playbooks link in the side navigation finally lands on a real page (empty for now, with the feature itself parked for a later phase). The three pricing tiers - Starter, Professional, Enterprise - get matching hairline borders, so the Professional plan is flagged only by its 'Most popular' badge rather than a heavier frame. And the 404 page is brought into line with the new typography and colour tokens used elsewhere.

None of it is headline work, but it's the kind of housekeeping that separates a fork someone is shepherding to production from a fork someone has quietly walked away from.

So what If you're watching to see whether hosman20's commercial rebuild of Mike actually ships, this is a small but real tell that it will.

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SHA Subject Author Date
82d36cca fix(ui): add /playbooks page, normalize pricing borders, migrate not-found to Mike 2.1 tokens z 2026-05-14 ↗ GitHub
commit body
- Add stub /playbooks route with empty state so the IconRail nav entry
  resolves (resolves deploy-checklist follow-up #6).
- Normalize all three pricing cards to the universal hairline
  `border border-border`; drop `border-2 border-border-active` on the
  Professional card. "Most popular" is now signaled only by the badge.
- Migrate not-found.tsx off legacy tokens (font-eb-garamond,
  text-gray-500, raw bg-gray-900 anchor) to bg-bg-canvas / foreground /
  muted-foreground + Button asChild + next/link.

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