foolish-bandit lays down a real component layer for gary

Mike upstream styles its interface the lean way: utility classes sprinkled directly into the markup, no shared component library. foolish-bandit just changed that. The gary fork now pulls in shadcn/ui, a popular set of pre-built React building blocks - cards, tabs, alerts, loading placeholders - that give a product a consistent visual vocabulary instead of one-off styling on every page.

The move shows up across the draft, explain, and review screens, which are being re-stamped to use the new pieces. That suggests gary is tilting toward a more guided, app-like experience rather than the bare chat surface Mike ships with. It's also a one-way door: every future change to this fork will assume the component kit is there, so merging anything back upstream gets harder from here.