@chrtco/sdk 0.10.20 → 0.10.21

package/dist/index.js

@@ -28809,7 +28809,19 @@ var NOCOVERAGE_PATTERN = "chrt:hatch-nocoverage";
 var UNCHARTED_PATTERN = "chrt:hatch-uncharted";
 var BASE_THEMES = {
   DAY: {
-    earth: "#2A3439",
+    // ── `earth` is the jurisdiction tan DIMMED (~0.55), not a blue-grey ──
+    // Outside the jurisdiction the map still owes the reader "what is land".
+    // State 3 in the header is "the geography, under a crosshatch", and until
+    // 2026-08-31 that geography was unreadable: earth #2A3439 against sea
+    // #1B2328 measured 1.25:1, so Hispaniola showed charted boxes with tan
+    // land inside and nothing recognisable around them (owner report: "no
+    // land painting down near the DR at some zooms"). Land is warm and sea is
+    // cool because that is what land and sea are; dimming the JURISDICTION
+    // tan rather than inventing a colour says the true thing — this is the
+    // same land, we simply do not carry charts for it. Held against BOTH
+    // neighbours: legible over sea, and never mistakable for the full tan of
+    // a country we do carry. DAY 3.59:1 vs sea, 3.17:1 vs tan.
+    earth: "#807761",
     water: "#1B2328",
     river: "#24313A",
     boundary: "#4A575E",
@@ -28832,7 +28844,8 @@ var BASE_THEMES = {
     inlandHalo: "#B9CFDD"
   },
   DUSK: {
-    earth: "#232B30",
+    // Same rule, this palette's tan: 3.03:1 vs sea, 2.97:1 vs tan.
+    earth: "#6F6752",
     water: "#161D21",
     river: "#1E2930",
     boundary: "#3E4A50",
@@ -28846,7 +28859,10 @@ var BASE_THEMES = {
     inlandHalo: "#93A9B7"
   },
   NIGHT: {
-    earth: "#1A2125",
+    // Same rule. NIGHT is inherently compressed — every tone is dark — so it
+    // reaches 2.06:1 vs sea / 2.44:1 vs tan rather than 3:1. Still 1.8x the
+    // separation it had, and pushing further would collide with the tan.
+    earth: "#4F4A3B",
     water: "#10161A",
     river: "#182228",
     boundary: "#333E44",