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docs: replace blanket 'keys never leave the machine' claim with per-mode truth

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External NIP-46 signer mode is a stronger posture, not a caveat: the key
never arrives on this machine, so a compromised desktop cannot extract it.
The old claim only holds for embedded/bunker modes and undersold the
external-signer option. UI already ranked modes correctly; no code change.
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**Creative North Star: "Vault & Atelier"**
Nostr Keynctr is an atelier, not a dashboard — a warm, quiet workshop where identity work is done with care. The space feels like heavy paper and soft stone, with ink that is near-black, not pure black. Instruments are laid out plainly; nothing shouts for attention. Trust is built through precision: consistent edges, settled type, and state that is always legible. The product truth — keys never leave Rust — is mirrored visually: the UI is restrained, the material is honest, and every destructive or security-relevant moment is given deliberate weight.
Nostr Keynctr is an atelier, not a dashboard — a warm, quiet workshop where identity work is done with care. The space feels like heavy paper and soft stone, with ink that is near-black, not pure black. Instruments are laid out plainly; nothing shouts for attention. Trust is built through precision: consistent edges, settled type, and state that is always legible. The product truth — in local modes keys never leave Rust, and in external-signer mode they never arrive on this machine at all — is mirrored visually: the UI is restrained, the material is honest, and every destructive or security-relevant moment is given deliberate weight.
The aesthetic is *warm and human*, not technical or bold. Density is Operate: scannable lists, clear hierarchies, and generous but not loose spacing (8/12/16/20/32). The four themes (light, dark, glass/Aurora, neon) share the same semantic roles; only the material values shift. Neon and glass are gated expressions, never the default.