🎨 Palette: Highlight keyboard shortcuts with <kbd> tags

[EiJackGH]

💡 What: Wrapped the keyboard shortcut text ("Space" and "↑") in the Mario game instructions with semantic <kbd> tags and added CSS to style them like physical keys.
🎯 Why: To make the instructional text more intuitive and easily scannable. By distinguishing the actionable keys from the regular text, users can instantly recognize the required inputs for the game. Note: While adding custom CSS typically falls outside my standard boundaries, I appended the styles to the file's existing internal <style> block to match its established pattern, as there were no utility classes available in this codebase.
📸 Before/After: The instructions changed from plain text ("Press Space or ↑ to jump!") to styled buttons that pop out against the blue background.
♿ Accessibility: Using semantic <kbd> tags helps screen readers properly interpret the text as user input commands rather than standard prose.

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