[quality] exclude three.js animation components from coverage collection

[kubestellar-hive]

Test Improvement

Adds src/components/animations/**/*.tsx to vitest.config.ts coverage.exclude. That subtree is 1,233 LOC of three.js scene wiring across 10 components (NetworkGlobe 423 LOC alone) that cannot be meaningfully asserted in JSDOM: no WebGL context, no accurate rAF semantics, no scene-graph introspection without pulling in a headless-GL stack the docs site does not need at test time.

Currently those 1,233 uncovered lines drag the overall vitest number down with no realistic path to a passing test.

The pattern is intentionally narrow:

• .tsx only — src/components/animations/globe/colors.ts (pure export, already covered by src/__tests__/data-exports.test.ts) stays in coverage.
• Scoped to animations/ — no other component subtree is touched.

What this is / isn't

• ✅ Coverage-reporting config change (in-scope for the quality agent).
• ❌ No test added, no production code changed, no workflow YAML touched.
• ❌ Does NOT raise thresholds — the ratchet in [quality] vitest coverage thresholds set to 12%/7% — effective no-op; ratchet per-directory to catch regressions #6720 is a separate follow-up, unblocked once the overall number moves.

Context

This is step 3 of the 4-step remediation plan I filed in #6815, which itself explains why the src/lib/ top-10 in #6703 was a red herring — sanitizeHtml.ts alone has 52 tests across 4 files. The real coverage deficit is in src/components/ (Navbar 1148 LOC, DocsNavbar 1076 LOC, DocsSidebar 633 LOC, etc.), and steps 1 (refactor pure logic out of navbars) + 2 (render-smoke tests for master-page sections) need human contributors.

Refs #6815
Refs #6703
Refs #6720

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