@chrtco/sdk 0.10.24 → 0.10.25

package/dist/atlas/browser.js

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ var S52_DAY = {
   SNDG1: "#7d898c",
   SNDG2: "#070707",
   DEPSC: "#525a5c",
-  DEPCN: "#7d898c",
+  DEPCN: "#555555",
   // Utility / infrastructure
   UINFD: "#070707",
   UINFF: "#7d898c",
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ var S52_DUSK = {
   SNDG1: "#606060",
   SNDG2: "#b0b0b0",
   DEPSC: "#606060",
-  DEPCN: "#606060",
+  DEPCN: "#2E2E2E",
   UINFD: "#b0b0b0",
   UINFF: "#606060",
   UINFR: "#b05060",
@@ -196,7 +196,24 @@ var S52_NIGHT = {
   SNDG1: "#383028",
   SNDG2: "#c8aa78",
   DEPSC: "#383028",
-  DEPCN: "#383028",
+  // ⚠ DELIBERATE DEVIATION from the published S-52 NIGHT value (#1f2223),
+  // recorded here because `docs/validation/s52-spec-gap-matrix.json` tracks
+  // this token as `value-differs` and the CHRTstyles programme is bringing
+  // colours TO spec — this one moves further away, on purpose.
+  //
+  // Spec NIGHT DEPCN is near-black, which measures ~1.1:1 against this
+  // palette's own deep water (#051a28). S-52's NIGHT table assumes a
+  // dark-adapted eye in a darkened wheelhouse; on a phone or a laptop at
+  // anchor it is not dim, it is absent — reported as "can't see bottom
+  // contours in night mode only". A contour nobody can see fails the
+  // standard's intent while matching its number.
+  //
+  // The palette already makes this trade elsewhere and in the same
+  // direction: NIGHT's CHBLK/CSTLN/OUTLW are #c8aa78, light warm linework on
+  // dark water. This value is that family, dimmed to stay subordinate to the
+  // coastline. Revisit with the CHRTstyles programme, which owns the
+  // spec-vs-legibility call across all 63 tokens.
+  DEPCN: "#A68E84",
   UINFD: "#c8aa78",
   UINFF: "#383028",
   UINFR: "#682030",