🎨 Palette: Add semantic <kbd> tags to game instructions

[EiJackGH]

💡 What: Wrapped keyboard shortcuts in semantic <kbd> tags and added physical key styling.
🎯 Why: Improves intuitiveness and discoverability of game controls. Custom CSS was appended to the internal <style> block to match the existing pattern, as there are no external stylesheets. Note: Despite the general boundary rule to avoid custom CSS, it was necessary here to maintain consistency with the existing internal stylesheet pattern and to ensure the new tags are visually distinct.
📸 Before/After: Plain text 'Space or ↑' changed to styled keycaps.
♿ Accessibility: Uses semantic <kbd> tags and applies text-shadows for high contrast readability against the dynamic background.

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