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feat: add back-to-top button to How it Works page - #999
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Add a floating button that appears after the hero section, shows reading progress with a ring that fills as the page scrolls, and smoothly returns to the top. It is smaller on phones and tablets and respects reduced motion. Signed-off-by: Pranav-IIITM <jogdandpranav2007@gmail.com>
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Closes #998
What changed
The How it Works page now has a floating back-to-top button in the bottom-right corner.
Why
The page is a long scroll-driven walkthrough. Readers who reach the "Try it yourself" and "Dive deeper" sections at the bottom had to scroll all the way back up by hand.
