chore: Update table style to match new example page

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[pullfrog]

ℹ️ Minor suggestions only — the reskin looks consistent; one dark-mode note inline.

Reviewed changes — single commit restyling the prng-cpu-gpu example table to match the reskinned examples page.

• Table styling — the table drops the rigid table-layout: fixed / 40rem / 10rem sizing for table-layout: auto; width: 100%, adds a #faf9f6/#000 background-plus-text pair and a 0.8em font, and inserts a <br /> into the "Arbitrary sample (max abs diff)" header to match the two-line header in the adjacent column.

The <br /> addition and the auto-layout switch are consistent with the other column and with the injected-HTML sizing model. No tests exercise this table (there is no per-example Playwright test for prng-cpu-gpu), so no test impact.

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[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No critical issues — the scroll-container rework checks out; one note on the border model inline.

Reviewed changes — since the prior review at 242d1edc, two commits landed: e9f8078 normalized the table font to rem units (matching sibling examples), and 5734b70 reworked the table into its own scroll container.

• Scrollable table — display: block; max-width/max-height: 100%; overflow: auto replaces the plain width: 100%, so a table taller than the aspect-square overflow-hidden preview box now scrolls internally instead of overflowing/clipping. Verified in headless Chromium: under a bounded container the table caps at 100% and scrolls; unconstrained it renders at natural height.
• Typography + alignment — font dropped from 0.8rem to 0.7rem (on par with matrix-next), and th/td text is now centered.

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Following up on the review above — the inline note referenced there couldn't be anchored to the diff in the review itself, so here's the content:

border-collapse: collapse is now inert. With the table switched to display: block (commit 5734b70), the collapsed border model no longer applies — it only affects table-level elements. Each cell now draws its own 1px #888 border, so internal gridlines render ~2px at the seams. Since the commit's purpose was the scroll container, the chunky borders are presumably accidental. An easy fix: use single-edge cell borders (e.g. border-bottom/border-right only) and drop the dead border-collapse — the grid stays crisp and the table keeps scrolling.

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