PWA manifest + charset checks - #256
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A linked manifest with no theme-color (default toolbar) or no apple-touch-icon (blank iOS home-screen icon), and a missing charset declaration (the browser guesses encoding), all ride the meta stream.
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The meta audit grows: a linked web-app manifest with no theme-color leaves the browser toolbar unstyled, a manifest with no apple-touch-icon gives iOS home-screen installs a blank icon, and a missing charset declaration makes the browser guess the encoding. All deterministic reads. Live fixture proves all three. Local check green; merge gated on PR CI.