Update public WordPress workspace working changes

- GRACEPRESS-PUBLIC-PLUGIN-STANDARDS.md
- PUBLIC-PLUGIN-WORKFLOW.md
- WORDPRESS-ORG-REQUIREMENTS.md
- WORDPRESS-PUBLIC-CONVENTIONS.md
- design/dark-mode-admin-v1.1.0-spec.md
- plugins/bible-reference-tooltips/CHANGELOG.md
- plugins/bible-reference-tooltips/bible-reference-tooltips.php
- plugins/bible-reference-tooltips/readme.txt

WORDPRESS-PUBLIC-CONVENTIONS.md

@@ -20,6 +20,30 @@ Every meaningful public plugin change must update, in the same commit:
 
 Use one version number per bounded pass. Do not keep piling unrelated verification fixes into the same version after the pass has been declared complete.
 
+## Public Workspace Identity
+
+Use these names when talking about the two plugin lanes:
+
+- `GracePress workspace`: the internal GracePress catalog workspace.
+- `WordPress public workspace`: this standalone public-distribution workspace.
+
+Public workspace files should stay ASCII unless a file already requires another encoding. Avoid emoji, mojibake, smart quotes, and other pasted glyph artifacts in source, readmes, changelogs, and convention docs.
+
+## Admin Page Style
+
+Public plugin admin pages should keep the useful GracePress house rhythm without depending on GracePress:
+
+- a module-specific wrapper;
+- a branded hero/header with an image-backed or solid dark background;
+- a left accent border tied to the module color;
+- a clear plugin title and first-install description;
+- version, status, or mode chips when useful;
+- card/panel grids for settings and operations;
+- compact controls with clear labels;
+- a basic Help, About, Usage, or policy section;
+- a footer with plugin version, all glory to Jesus Christ, and a relevant Bible verse when appropriate;
+- responsive one-column fallbacks for narrow screens.
+
 ## Changelog Discipline
 
 The standalone plugin changelog is the durable engineering record. The WordPress.org readme changelog is the public release summary.