@chrtco/sdk 0.10.21 → 0.10.23

package/dist/index.js

@@ -28844,36 +28844,60 @@ var BASE_THEMES = {
     inlandHalo: "#B9CFDD"
   },
   DUSK: {
-    // Same rule, this palette's tan: 3.03:1 vs sea, 2.97:1 vs tan.
-    earth: "#6F6752",
+    // ── Re-derived 2026-09-01: the basemap sits UNDER the chart ──────────
+    // These were the DAY tones scaled by a constant, never measured against
+    // the DUSK chart — so `jurisdiction` came out at L=0.506 against a chart
+    // whose own land (LANDA #8a7d5e) is L=0.209, i.e. the context layer was
+    // 2.4x brighter than the data layer. Now capped at the chart's own land.
+    // The rest of the block rides the same 0.666 channel factor so every
+    // relationship the palette already chose is preserved, only moved down.
+    // `water` is deliberately NOT scaled: it is the reference the land/sea
+    // floor is measured against.
+    earth: "#544E3E",
     water: "#161D21",
-    river: "#1E2930",
-    boundary: "#3E4A50",
-    jurisdiction: "#C9BC96",
-    inlandWater: "#93A9B7",
-    stateLine: "#A6976F",
-    stateLabel: "#776E55",
-    stateHalo: "#C9BC96",
-    inlandShore: "#74899A",
-    inlandLabel: "#41586A",
-    inlandHalo: "#93A9B7"
+    river: "#141B20",
+    boundary: "#293135",
+    jurisdiction: "#867D64",
+    inlandWater: "#62717A",
+    // Label stays DARK here — the halo is still mid-toned, so 3:1 is reachable
+    // downward and a bright label would be a new light source at dusk.
+    stateLine: "#B5A987",
+    stateLabel: "#38342A",
+    stateHalo: "#867D64",
+    inlandShore: "#4D5B67",
+    inlandLabel: "#212629",
+    inlandHalo: "#62717A"
   },
   NIGHT: {
-    // 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",
+    // ── Re-derived 2026-09-01 — the owner-reported night defect ──────────
+    // `jurisdiction` was L=0.240 against a chart whose own land (LANDA
+    // #3a3020) is L=0.031: the world basemap was 7.7x BRIGHTER than the chart
+    // it sits under, so at z<11 the uncharted interior read as a pale
+    // continent-sized slab on a night chart. Capped at the chart's own land.
+    //
+    // ⚠ `earth` AND `jurisdiction` CONVERGE HERE, and that is forced, not
+    // sloppy. Holding earth 2:1 above the ocean AND 2:1 below the jurisdiction
+    // tan requires jurisdiction >= L 0.174 — 5.6x the chart's own land. At
+    // night the range between the ocean (L 0.006) and the cap (L 0.031) is too
+    // compressed to carry two land tones. COVERAGE IS STILL SAID, by the
+    // `chrt:hatch-nocoverage` crosshatch, which is a stronger signal than tone
+    // and is the one thing that cannot be lost to palette compression.
+    //
+    // Labels invert to light-on-dark: 3:1 downward is unreachable off a halo
+    // this close to black, and CHRTland's own night town labels already sit at
+    // L=0.177 for exactly this reason.
+    earth: "#333026",
     water: "#10161A",
-    river: "#182228",
-    boundary: "#333E44",
-    jurisdiction: "#8F866C",
-    inlandWater: "#5F7280",
-    stateLine: "#6B6350",
-    stateLabel: "#565040",
-    stateHalo: "#8F866C",
-    inlandShore: "#4A5C68",
-    inlandLabel: "#8CA2B0",
-    inlandHalo: "#5F7280"
+    river: "#090D0F",
+    boundary: "#131719",
+    jurisdiction: "#353128",
+    inlandWater: "#232A30",
+    stateLine: "#484236",
+    stateLabel: "#837963",
+    stateHalo: "#353128",
+    inlandShore: "#1C2227",
+    inlandLabel: "#617484",
+    inlandHalo: "#232A30"
   }
 };
 function baseLayers(opts = {}) {