refactor(core): route ReSpec's own style injection through insertStyle - #5447
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ReSpec injected its own stylesheets from fifteen different places, each hand-rolling
createElement("style")or anhtmltemplate, including two near-identical localinsertStylehelpers incore/style.jsandcore/ui.js. This routes them all through onecore/insert-style.jswith no behavior change, verified by rendering the same spec with both bundles and diffing the resulting head: 31 children and 13 style elements, identical in id, class attribute, order and content.