Replace hardcoded hex colors in progress.go with adaptive style constants

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The progress bar used hardcoded Dracula dark-palette hex colors that break the adaptive color contract — colors looked wrong on light-background terminals.

Changes

• pkg/console/progress.go: Replace three hardcoded lipgloss.Color("#...") values with adaptive constants from pkg/styles/theme.go:

// Before
progress.WithColors(lipgloss.Color("#BD93F9"), lipgloss.Color("#8BE9FD"))
prog.EmptyColor = lipgloss.Color("#6272A4")

// After
progress.WithColors(styles.ColorPurple, styles.ColorInfo)
prog.EmptyColor = styles.ColorComment

• Swap lipgloss import for styles package import (lipgloss no longer directly referenced)
• Update inline comments to drop stale hex references

compat.AdaptiveColor satisfies image/color.Color, so the constants pass directly to progress.WithColors and EmptyColor without any wrapping.

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Pull request overview

Updates the console progress bar to use the shared adaptive theme colors instead of hardcoded Dracula hex values, improving appearance on light-background terminals.

Changes:

• Replace hardcoded progress gradient and empty-bar colors with pkg/styles adaptive color constants.
• Remove direct lipgloss usage from pkg/console/progress.go (switch import to styles).
• Refresh inline comments to describe adaptive behavior rather than specific hex values.

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