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- New /widerruf page: CMS-driven content via getLegalPage("widerruf"),
sidebar TOC + "Nachhaltig handeln" callout, TrustRow, and a download
card for the Muster-Widerrufsformular PDF attachment.
- New /agb page, same legal-page shell pattern as Impressum/Datenschutz.
- lib/payload.ts: getLegalPage now also resolves the optional `attachment`
media relation (depth=1) for legal pages that have a downloadable file.
- NewsletterModal: replaced the body overflow/position scroll-lock hacks
(which fought with the sticky Navbar and the global scroll-smooth CSS)
with a wheel/touch event interceptor that never touches scroll position
at all, plus `preventScroll: true` on all modal/drawer focus() calls to
stop the browser's implicit scrollIntoView from nudging the page for
elements near the sticky navbar's reserved scroll-padding-top zone.
Same preventScroll fix applied to VersandModal and the Navbar mobile
drawer for consistency.
- globals.css: scrollbar-gutter: stable, so a modal's overflow:hidden
lock never causes a scrollbar-width layout shift.
- Divider: stagger its reveal animation slightly (delay 0.3s) behind the
section above it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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