🎨 Palette: Improve terminal visual hierarchy and accessibility

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🎨 Palette: Improve terminal visual hierarchy and accessibility

This PR introduces several micro-UX enhancements to the CLI output of the tutorial scripts (01_getting_started.py and 02_logging.py) to make them more pleasant, accessible, and professional.

💡 What:

• Enhanced Contrast: Updated all blue panels and rules to bold blue.
• Improved Spacing: Added a console.print() before the final guidance rules to provide visual breathing room.
• Visual Delight: Added 🚀 and 🎉 emojis to the titles of the "Next Step" and "Finishing Up" rules.
• Clean Implementation: Refactored rich.table.Table footers to use the native footer_style="bold" parameter instead of inline markup.
• Accessibility: Wrapped instructional messages in [bold blue] to ensure they stand out and remain legible across various terminal themes.

🎯 Why:

• Standard 'blue' can sometimes have low contrast on dark backgrounds; 'bold' often triggers the 'bright' variant which is more accessible.
• The dense terminal output was a bit hard to scan; additional spacing creates a clear separation between the workflow results and the next instructions.
• Consistent styling across scripts ensures a smooth and cohesive onboarding journey for new users.

♿ Accessibility:

• Prioritized high-contrast colors and bold weight for critical instructional text.
• Maintained a clear visual hierarchy to guide users through the workflow execution and subsequent steps.

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