fix: handle shorthand hex colors in SkillDiffCard#4
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LGTM. Shorthand hex expansion fixes Monaco token color errors; matches existing normalizeHex usage.
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fix: handle shorthand hex colors in SkillDiffCard
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Fixes 'Illegal value for token color' error by correctly expanding 3-digit hex codes (e.g. #fff) to 6-digit hex codes before passing them to Monaco Editor.