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feat: add privacy policy section to help modal detailing data usage and analytics

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<li><strong>URL datasets</strong> — Reference remote data by URL. Astrolabe fetches and caches it for preview, but the URL is what gets stored.</li>
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<!-- Privacy Policy -->
<section class="help-section">
<h3 class="help-heading">Privacy & Data</h3>
<p class="help-text">
<strong>Your data stays yours.</strong> Astrolabe is built with privacy as a core principle:
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<ul class="help-list">
<li><strong>Local-first architecture</strong> — All snippets and datasets are stored in your browser (localStorage and IndexedDB). Nothing is sent to any server.</li>
<li><strong>No accounts, no signup</strong> — There's no authentication system, no user profiles, no cloud sync. Your work exists only on your machine.</li>
<li><strong>No cookies</strong> — Astrolabe doesn't use cookies or any persistent tracking identifiers.</li>
<li><strong>Privacy-friendly analytics</strong> — We use GoatCounter (privacy-focused, GDPR-compliant) to track basic usage patterns like "snippet created" or "dataset exported." We collect <strong>zero personal information</strong>: no snippet names, no dataset content, no IP addresses, no user identifiers. Just aggregate counts to understand which features are used.</li>
<li><strong>Data portability</strong> — Export all your snippets and datasets anytime as standard JSON/CSV/TSV files. No vendor lock-in.</li>
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<p class="help-text">
<strong>What analytics we collect:</strong> Action types (e.g., "snippet-create", "dataset-export"), generic metadata (e.g., format types like JSON/CSV, counts like "5 snippets"). That's it.
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<p class="help-text">
<strong>What we DON'T collect:</strong> Snippet names, dataset names, actual data content, URLs, email addresses, or any personally identifiable information.
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