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feat(ngx-pass-code): quality-pass — autofill, theming, tests, docs (#48)

* feat(ngx-pass-code): add autocomplete + inputmode inputs

Mirror the HTML autocomplete and inputmode attributes onto every
slot. Default to empty (attribute omitted) so existing consumers see
no change. Enables Safari/iOS SMS one-time-code autofill via
autocomplete="one-time-code" and the digit-only keypad on mobile via
inputmode="numeric" without forcing type="number".

* feat(ngx-pass-code): expose CSS custom properties for theming

Replace hardcoded slot colors and sizes with --ngx-pass-code-*
custom properties. Defaults preserve the existing look exactly.
Consumers can now restyle slot dimensions, border, focus ring,
invalid color, and typography from any selector targeting
ngx-pass-code without ::ng-deep.

* fix(ngx-pass-code): replace inline onclick with Angular click handler

The slots used onclick="select()" — a string-encoded DOM handler
that bypasses Angular's event system, can't be reasoned about in
zone-less mode, and is invisible to tests. Switch to a typed
(click) binding that calls select() on the target input.

* test(ngx-pass-code): exercise real disabled propagation through form

The previous form-integration disabled test asserted disabled=false
on every input and never bound disabled() into the form schema, so
it was untrue to its title and would have stayed green even if
[formField] dropped the disabled flag. Wire disabled(p, ...) into
the form schema and assert that flipping the source signal disables
every slot.

* test(ngx-pass-code): add specs for validator and directives

Unit specs for passCodeComplete (incomplete vs valid across null,
short, exact and long values, including reactive updates),
FocusNextPreviousInputDirective (next/prev focus, autoblur, Tab/Space
edge cases, number-mode keydown clear), and TransformInputValueDirective
(text-transform toggle). Brings standalone coverage to symbols that
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