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fix(ui): stop styling unmonitored books as a destructive state - #885

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The unmonitored badge uses the same red as the delete control, so "Not Added" and "Not Monitored" read with the severity of deleting a file. Both are ordinary states.

Before After
Not Added / Not Monitored rgba(244,67,54,0.9), white text slate rgba(148,163,184,0.15), muted text
Monitored green green (unchanged)
Delete red red — now the only red

The PhEye / PhEyeSlash icons were already right and are untouched, so the badges now match the author and series pills in the same views.

Worth noting for review: three separate rules define .monitored-badge.unmonitored in CollectionView, and the last one uses a different red plus a shorthand background, so it silently overrides the other two. All are updated.

The unmonitored badge used the same red as the delete control, so "Not
Added" and "Not Monitored" read with the severity of deleting a file.
Both are ordinary states, not warnings.

Recoloured to neutral slate with muted text, keeping green for monitored
so the pair still reads at a glance, and leaving red to mean delete. The
eye and crossed-eye icons were already correct and are unchanged, so the
badges now match the author and series pills in the same views.

Three separate rules defined this badge in CollectionView, the last of
which used a different red and a shorthand background, so it silently
overrode the other two.
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