Record the phone catching up in the design-import log

docs/design-import-gaps.md

@@ -188,9 +188,21 @@ the chrome, hosts and terminals, file transfer, the vault, teams, and preference
 > project rather than requested by name and left to whatever the machine happens to have, the way `WithInterFont`
 > alone used to leave Inter registered but unused. Montserrat is the default sans now, with Inter kept as its
 > fallback rather than the whole answer; `MonoFont` gains JetBrains Mono at the front of its own list, ahead of
-> the system-mono stack that is still behind it for a glyph JetBrains Mono does not cover. Android recolours
-> with the shared palette and keeps its own default sans — fonts are per-head by decision, only colour is
-> shared.
+> the system-mono stack that is still behind it for a glyph JetBrains Mono does not cover. **Android recoloured
+> with the shared palette and kept its own default sans when this paragraph was first written; it does not any
+> more** — see "the phone catches up", directly below.
+>
+> **The phone catches up.** A later reversal than the one above, on the same reasoning: a face is not a
+> colour, and the user decided the phone should share both rather than only the second. `WithInterFont` gains
+> the same `FontManagerOptions` block `Program.cs` sets, off the same embedded Montserrat, no new asset
+> required. `Theme/Phone.axaml`'s six-rung v2 ladder — 4/9/10/11/12/14 — collapses to the desktop's three:
+> chip or tag 6, button or field 10, card or output 12; `Button.fab`'s 28 and every sheet's 22 survive
+> unchanged, being geometry rather than ladder rungs. `Button.primary` and `Button.fab` take `AccentGradient`
+> and `AccentGlow` in place of a flat fill, the same swap `Button.accent` made on the desktop, `BoxShadow`
+> cleared the same way on disabled. And the phone's own chrome — the vault header, the bottom bar, the shells
+> strip, `HostActionBar`, the editor headers, the terminal's collapsed bar and every screen's raised selection
+> bar — moves from `Chrome`/`Sidebar` to `DeepChrome`, joining the desktop's own v5b titlebar-and-rail move;
+> `PhoneRail`'s hover takes `Track`, which `Palette.axaml` already names for that row. Borders stay keyed.
 >
 > **Flat sections replace the grid of group cards and the breadcrumb trail — reversing v3, on the user's own
 > approval rather than a defect found in it.** v3's grid held one level of the group tree at a time, opened by