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Bill Ballou 7940050196 Add mobile floating banners for specialization status and course selection progress
On mobile, the single-column layout makes it easy to lose context when
scrolling between the specializations and course selection panels. This adds
two floating banners that appear via IntersectionObserver:

- Top banner: summarizes specialization statuses (achieved/achievable/missing/unreachable)
- Bottom banner: shows course selection progress (N/12 selected)

Both slide in/out with CSS transitions and scroll to their respective
sections on tap. Only rendered on mobile viewports (max-width: 639px).
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## ADDED Requirements
### Requirement: Banner appears when course selection scrolls out of view
The system SHALL display a floating summary banner fixed to the bottom of the viewport on mobile when the course selection section is no longer visible in the viewport.
#### Scenario: User scrolls above course selection on mobile
- **WHEN** the user is on a mobile viewport (max-width: 639px) and scrolls up until the course selection section leaves the viewport
- **THEN** a fixed banner SHALL slide in from the bottom of the screen displaying course selection progress
#### Scenario: User scrolls back down to course selection on mobile
- **WHEN** the banner is visible and the user scrolls down until the course selection section re-enters the viewport
- **THEN** the banner SHALL slide out of view (downward)
#### Scenario: User is on tablet or desktop
- **WHEN** the viewport width is greater than 639px
- **THEN** the banner SHALL NOT render at all
### Requirement: Banner displays course selection progress
The banner SHALL show the number of elective sets that have a selected course out of the total 12 sets.
#### Scenario: Some courses selected
- **WHEN** the banner is visible and the user has selected courses in 5 of 12 elective sets
- **THEN** the banner SHALL display "5 / 12 courses selected"
#### Scenario: No courses selected
- **WHEN** the banner is visible and no courses have been selected
- **THEN** the banner SHALL display "0 / 12 courses selected"
#### Scenario: All courses selected
- **WHEN** the banner is visible and all 12 elective sets have selections
- **THEN** the banner SHALL display "12 / 12 courses selected"
#### Scenario: Selection count updates reactively
- **WHEN** the user selects or deselects a course while the banner is visible
- **THEN** the banner count SHALL update to reflect the new selection count
### Requirement: Banner animates in and out
The banner SHALL animate its appearance and disappearance using a vertical slide transition from the bottom.
#### Scenario: Banner slides in
- **WHEN** the course selection section scrolls out of the viewport on mobile
- **THEN** the banner SHALL transition from `translateY(100%)` to `translateY(0)` over 200ms with ease-out timing
#### Scenario: Banner slides out
- **WHEN** the course selection section scrolls back into the viewport on mobile
- **THEN** the banner SHALL transition from `translateY(0)` to `translateY(100%)` over 200ms with ease-out timing
### Requirement: Tapping banner scrolls to course selection
The banner SHALL be tappable. Tapping it SHALL smoothly scroll the page so the course selection section is visible.
#### Scenario: User taps the banner
- **WHEN** the banner is visible and the user taps anywhere on it
- **THEN** the page SHALL smooth-scroll to bring the course selection section into view
#### Scenario: Banner hides after scroll completes
- **WHEN** the user taps the banner and the page scrolls to the course selection section
- **THEN** the banner SHALL slide out as the course selection section becomes visible (via the standard intersection trigger)
### Requirement: Banner renders above all other content at bottom
The banner SHALL use `position: fixed` with `bottom: 0` and `z-index: 1000` to ensure it layers above all other page content at the bottom of the viewport.
#### Scenario: Banner overlaps page content at bottom
- **WHEN** the banner is visible
- **THEN** it SHALL be rendered at `position: fixed; bottom: 0` spanning the full viewport width, above all other elements