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Anso aa181aa932 feat(ui): redesign toast with accent rail and action slot (#693)
* feat(ui): redesign toast with accent rail and action slot

Align toast with the overlay-surface language from the user menu and
notification panel: left accent rail, tracked-mono kicker above the
message, lucide icons at 1.5px stroke, status-tinted progress bar.

Extend the toast store with an optional options object so callers can
pass an inline action button and override the default duration. Guard
removeToast against no-op dismissals so subscribers are not notified
when nothing changed, and cap the buffered queue at 20 to prevent
unbounded growth under spam.

* fix(ui): avoid impure Date.now in toast ref initializer

useRef(Date.now()) re-evaluates the impure call on every render and
trips the react-hooks/purity lint rule, even though only the first
render's value is retained. Initialize to 0 since the auto-dismiss
effect writes startRef.current = Date.now() before any read path
consumes it.
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