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fix: accurate mobile job count, integrated filters, and navigation - #162
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The mobile homepage called the latest-import subset (541 jobs) the open-job total even though search covers 17,258 jobs. The header now uses the full searchable inventory and displays it in the search control. Page-specific filters appear inside that bar, with their active count, replacing the separate mobile count/toolbar.
The mobile logo opens navigation to job pages, analytics reports, and profile/settings for signed-in users. The separate analytics row is removed. Pressing Enter in mobile search also now submits the query instead of activating Back and clearing it.
Market pages use JobStash's neutral surfaces and text with purple/gray chart series. Remove green/yellow accents and decorative glows, retaining signed change values and distinct chart series. Move GeoNames attribution from the footer to Terms.
Validation: checked 320px, 390px, and desktop layouts in Chrome; applied a typed country filter, opened navigation, and submitted an engineering search. Added behavioral coverage for the inventory count, filter placement/removal, account-aware navigation, and Enter in the actual search dialog. Type checking and focused tests passed; the pre-push hook runs the full production build and test suite.