feat(speedtest): pro live dial (concurrent probes + gradient gauge) - #2244
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Feel: endpoints now probed concurrently every ~1s (staggered 90ms so bursts never align) — every needle lives simultaneously instead of freezing between round-robin turns. Needle + readout driven by rAF exponential easing (continuous glide, no per-sample jumps), slow wobble while live, mini-sparkline of the last 14 samples under each dial.
Design (Speedtest.net reference): progressive gradient fill (emerald→amber→red) that grows with the needle over a soft grey track, slim tapered needle fading toward the hub (no heavy center cap), neutral light-weight readout with a colored status dot. Methodology copy updated for the concurrent cadence.