⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] 정적 CSS 및 해시 연산 호이스팅 - #362

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Closing as superseded by #363. Both branches hoist the immutable stylesheet and SHA-256 computation out of process_dir, but #363 also fixes the underlying CSP byte-identity boundary by normalizing the stylesheet once with trimIndent() and injecting exactly those hashed bytes as <style>${CSS_CONTENT}</style>. #362 preserves the previous template padding and therefore does not establish that the CSP source expression matches the emitted inline style. #363 remains subject to its own exact-current-head review, tests, security gates, style/naming review, and independent approval; no result from this head is reused.

Closing as superseded by #363. Both branches hoist the immutable stylesheet and SHA-256 computation out of process_dir, but #363 also fixes the underlying CSP byte-identity boundary by normalizing the stylesheet once with trimIndent() and injecting exactly those hashed bytes as <style>${CSS_CONTENT}</style>. #362 preserves the previous template padding and therefore does not establish that the CSP source expression matches the emitted inline style. #363 remains subject to its own exact-current-head review, tests, security gates, style/naming review, and independent approval; no result from this head is reused.

Understood. Acknowledging that this PR is superseded by #363 and closing this task.