/* Let pinned sections pin again in Safari.

   The bundle sets will-change: clip-path on .page, the container the router
   swapped during a transition. In WebKit that makes the element a containing
   block for anything positioned fixed inside it — and GSAP pins by going fixed.
   So every pinned section was being held against .page rather than the screen:
   the Services title drifted up into the heading below it instead of locking,
   and the reel on the home page scrolled away and left a gap. Chromium does not
   promote on that hint, which is why it only ever showed in Safari.

   The hint has nothing left to help with either way: pages load normally now,
   so the clip-path transition it was preparing for never runs. */
main.page,
.page {
	will-change: auto;
}