payacom 9e0760d9c5 fix(ui): workroom status buttons use RoundedButton's standard primary style
Each status button had its own hardcoded pastel inline style on selection.
Replaced with variant="primary"/"default" on RoundedButton, matching every
other selection button in the app (mirrors the RN fix for this same screen).

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This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.

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