feat: add form component templates, i18n strings, and Alpine.js utilities

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 Who this is for:
-  You are Danilo, building a bilingual (Italian/English) hacker-themed Hugo theme for danix.xyz. You've completed Weeks 1-3 of a 6-week implementation roadmap and are now fixing bugs and regressions discovered during testing.
+  You are Danilo, building a bilingual (Italian/English) hacker-themed Hugo theme for danix.xyz. You've completed Weeks 1-3 of a 6-week implementation roadmap (50% complete) and have just fixed a regression and prepared comprehensive documentation for Week 4.
 
 What we covered:
-  This session focused on debugging and fixing the breadcrumb navigation issue that was left pending from Week 3. The breadcrumb partial existed but produced zero HTML output. Investigation revealed Hugo was using layouts/\_default/single.html instead of layouts/articles/single.html.
-  The fix involved adding the breadcrumb partial call to the actual layout file and making it fully multilingual with language-aware links (IT uses /it/ subdir, EN uses root /). After the breadcrumb was fixed and deployed, a regression was discovered: the header logo link was hardcoded to / which broke Italian navigation. This was also fixed to respect the current language. Both fixes have been committed and pushed to master.
+  This session focused on concluding Week 3 and preparing Week 4. You identified a regression where the header was scrolling with the page instead of staying fixed. Investigation revealed the header was using sticky positioning, which wasn't working properly. The fix involved changing the header to fixed positioning with left-0 right-0 classes and adding mt-20 margin to the main element to prevent content overlap. Separately, you created comprehensive transition documentation: WEEK3-COMPLETION.md (audit of all Week 3 work), WEEK4-PLAN.md (detailed technical roadmap for forms and interactions), WEEK3-4-TRANSITION.md (git workflow and quick start), PROGRESS-STATUS-WEEK4.txt (cumulative progress tracking), and updated HANDOFF.md. You also confirmed that the z-10 class on main wasn't related to the sticky issue and restored it after fixing the header. All changes were committed and pushed to master.
 
 What was confirmed:
-  The breadcrumb issue was caused by Hugo's layout lookup preferring \_default/single.html over articles/single.html. The breadcrumb now renders correctly on all article pages. Language-aware routing works properly for both breadcrumb links and the header logo. Italian articles correctly link to /it/ paths, English articles link to / paths. All navigation elements maintain language context when clicked.
+  The header regression was caused by sticky positioning not working reliably. Fixed positioning with proper margin offset (mt-20) on main element resolves it completely. The z-10 class has no effect on opacity or positioning behavior. Week 3 is fully complete with 14 commits merged to master covering cards, navigation header, hamburger menu, and breadcrumb navigation. Both breadcrumb rendering and logo language-context bugs were successfully fixed in Week 3. All components tested at 320px, 768px, 1060px+ breakpoints with dark/light mode support and WCAG AA accessibility verified.
 
 Still in progress:
-  Nothing is left open from this session. Both the breadcrumb rendering issue and the logo link regression have been resolved and pushed to master.
+  Nothing from previous sessions. Week 3 is fully merged to master with all objectives achieved. Week 4 is ready to start but not yet initiated.
 
 Next steps:
-  Create a new week-4-* feature branch following the established branching policy. Continue with Week 4 implementation while running npm run watch during development. Test all changes at multiple breakpoints (320px, 768px, 1060px) and in both dark and light modes before merging to master at week end.
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+  Create the week-4-forms feature branch and begin Week 4 implementation: Forms & Interactions. This involves building form component system (inputs, textareas, selects, checkboxes, radio buttons, form groups), modal system (alert, confirm, content modals with focus trap), and interactive patterns (loading spinners, toast notifications, tooltips, validation feedback). Estimated 6-8 hours. Follow WEEK4-PLAN.md for the detailed technical roadmap. Remember to run npm run watch during development and npm run build before committing. Test at all responsive breakpoints and both dark/light modes before merging to master at week end.
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