Reduced-motion respect - #261
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Infinite CSS animations with no prefers-reduced-motion guard anywhere in the stylesheets never stop for users who disabled motion — a vestibular-safety miss agents make by default.
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An infinite CSS animation (spinners, marquees, pulsing CTAs) with no prefers-reduced-motion guard anywhere in the stylesheets spins forever for users who disabled motion — a real vestibular-safety miss agents make by default. The audit finds an infinite animation on the page, then confirms no reduced-motion media query exists to stop it. Live fixture: an unguarded spinner flags. Local check green; merge gated on PR CI.