feat(mint): add logical properties analysis step to CSS audit prompt - #106
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Card: https://github.com/nujovich/mint-radar/issues/10
What: Adds STEP 14 (Logical Properties Analysis) to the CSS audit prompt in lib/prompts.mjs. This step scans CSS for physical directional properties (margin-left, padding-right, border-top, left, width, text-align: right, etc.) and suggests their modern flow-relative (logical) equivalents. It also computes a logical-vs-physical ratio to quantify the stylesheet's i18n readiness.
Why: Stylelint 17.10 added layout-mappings rules that enforce logical properties. Mint's CSS audit should detect physical properties and guide users toward logical equivalents for automatic RTL/LTR and writing-mode support, closing the gap between Mint and Stylelint's coverage.
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