fix(wallet-card): avoid Android refraction flicker #130
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Problem\nOn Android mobile browsers, the WalletCard watermark refraction layers can trigger full-page flicker (likely compositor bug when combining mask + mix-blend-mode + huge gradients + high-frequency deviceorientation updates).\n\n## Fix\n- Default-disable refraction layers on Android (fallback)\n- Default-disable gyro on Android to reduce high-frequency re-renders\n- Switch refraction motion from individual "translate/scale" properties to a single "transform" string to reduce compositor edge-cases\n\n## Notes\n- Refraction can still be forced via props (disableRefraction=false / enableGyro=true).\n