feat(website): add Nuxt 4 marketing landing page

New standalone apps/website (Nuxt 4) serving the public marketing site at
dezky.local / www.dezky.local. The customer portal moves off the root domain
to app.dezky.local only.

Landing page ported from the Dezky design handoff: light theme, Danish
default, hero variant A, with a working da/en toggle. Self-contained colour
system threaded through components (utils/landingTokens.ts), full bilingual
copy (utils/landingCopy.ts), and shared state (composables/useLanding.ts).
Sections live under components/landing/* with the Node logo under
components/brand/*.

Wired into docker-compose (website service, volume, Traefik labels, network
aliases) and bootstrap.sh (hosts list + service URLs).
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Ronni Baslund
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import { computed } from 'vue'
import { COPY, type Lang } from '~/utils/landingCopy'
import { makeTheme } from '~/utils/landingTokens'
// Shared landing state. `lang` is a real production toggle (da/en, both fully
// translated). `dark` is kept as machinery from the design's Tweaks panel but
// defaults to light — the primary theme the user landed on — and no toggle is
// surfaced. Flip the default (or add a control) to enable dark later.
export const useLang = () => useState<Lang>('dz-lang', () => 'da')
export const useDark = () => useState<boolean>('dz-dark', () => false)
export const useTheme = () => {
const dark = useDark()
return computed(() => makeTheme(dark.value))
}
export const useCopy = () => {
const lang = useLang()
return computed(() => COPY[lang.value === 'en' ? 'en' : 'da'])
}
export function toggleLang() {
const lang = useLang()
lang.value = lang.value === 'da' ? 'en' : 'da'
}
// Smooth-scroll to an in-page anchor, accounting for the sticky 72px nav.
// Non-anchor / placeholder links (#) are ignored.
export function scrollToAnchor(hash: string) {
if (!hash || hash === '#' || !hash.startsWith('#')) return
const el = document.getElementById(hash.slice(1))
if (!el) return
const top = el.getBoundingClientRect().top + window.scrollY - 72
window.scrollTo({ top, behavior: 'smooth' })
history.replaceState(null, '', hash)
}