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Restore requested JudgmentKit masthead copy - #77
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Restore the requested JudgmentKit masthead wording and emphasized design-system support line from the prior homepage. Keep the current lens background, layout, styles, CTA labels, footer, page and social titles, metadata and remaining content.
The project-local copy provenance now records the restored wording and emphasized support line while distinguishing the unchanged footer and metadata.
The user explicitly selected this masthead wording. It intentionally overrides the newer homepage copy guidance only for these four strings. Generated component provenance reflects the changed generator source; other visible content is preserved.
Validation: existing site static, brand, local-server and build checks pass. Source and desktop/mobile visual review are clear. All 115 HTML heads remain byte-identical; reversing the masthead changes and the truthful provenance hash reproduces the prior generated files.