Theme InferenceX wordmark gradient for Disability Pride Month

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Summary

June was Pride Month; July is Disability Pride Month. This updates the .pride-wordmark gradient (the clipped text gradient on the InferenceX wordmark in the header) from the 6-stripe rainbow flag to the Disability Pride flag palette.

Details

• Swaps the linear-gradient in packages/app/src/app/globals.css to the Disability Pride flag's 5 stripe colors (Ann Magill's 2021 revised, low-visual-sensitivity palette):
  • Red #cf7280 — physical disabilities
  • Gold #eede77 — neurodivergence
  • White #e8e8e8 — invisible & undiagnosed disabilities
  • Blue #7bc2e0 — psychiatric disabilities
  • Green #3aa660 — sensory disabilities
• Angle changed to 135deg to evoke the flag's diagonal stripes (representing cutting across barriers).
• Updated the comment to reflect July / Disability Pride Month.

Notes

• No component/markup changes — only the CSS gradient behind the existing .pride-wordmark class used in header.tsx.

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Note

Low Risk
Cosmetic CSS-only change to a decorative header gradient; no logic, auth, or data impact.

Overview
Updates the header InferenceX .pride-wordmark clipped-text gradient from the June rainbow palette to Disability Pride Month (July): a 135° diagonal five-color gradient using Ann Magill’s revised flag colors, with the white stripe rendered as slate gray (#8a8f99) for contrast on the light header.

The block comment in globals.css is rewritten to document July, the palette meanings, and the legibility tweak. No markup or component changes—only the existing CSS class used in header.tsx.

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