@mkbabb/glass-ui 4.2.0 → 5.0.0

package/src/styles/tokens/scheme-spring.css

@@ -21,22 +21,21 @@
        `linear()` stops; this is the single source of truth tying each
        (response, ζ) pair to its serialized curve.
 
-       iOS-canonical (response, dampingFraction) per AL-X4 §3 (BC.W-SPRING-EASE
-       eased `snappy`+`bouncy` to fill their clocks + minted the `press` register):
-         smooth: (0.50s, ζ=0.86)  — gentle settle, sub-perceptual overshoot ~0.5%
-         snappy: (0.42s, ζ=0.78)  — quick crisp, eased to fill its clock, overshoot ~+2.0%
-         bouncy: (0.50s, ζ=0.55)  — emphatic, overshoot ~+12.6% (the Apple 12-18% band)
-         gentle: (0.70s, ζ=1.00)  — patient critically-damped
-         dock:   (0.56s, ζ=0.58)  — the WEIGHTY iOS-27 gooey morph (collapse/expand + V↔H + fission), slow inertial settle, audacious overshoot ~+11%
-         press:  (0.15s, ζ=0.86)  — the iOS interactive tap-press, sub-100ms answer, ~+0.5%
-
-       Note on `smooth`: at ζ=0.86 the analytic solver produces a peak
-       of 1.00498 (+0.5%) at the 24% slot — mathematically present but
-       sub-perceptual. I keep ζ=0.86 rather than promoting to ζ=1.0
-       because true critical damping is `gentle`'s register, and
-       `smooth` wants a slightly faster visual settle than `gentle`'s
-       patient curve. The 0.5% peak does not read as overshoot to the
-       eye but does narrowly distinguish `smooth` from `gentle`.
+       iOS-canonical (response, dampingFraction) per AL-X4 §3 (the LIVE values are the
+       BD.W-ANIM-IOS27-TUNE global re-calibration toward the weighty-gooey-inertial pole
+       — every overshoot ∈ [0%,10%], gentle ζ EXACTLY 1.0; the SPRING_PRESETS table in
+       springPresets.ts is the single source, these numbers mirror it):
+         smooth: (0.58s, ζ=0.80)  — inertial settle, a whisper of life, overshoot ~+1.5%
+         snappy: (0.48s, ζ=0.74)  — quick-but-weighty position morph, overshoot ~+3.2%
+         bouncy: (0.60s, ζ=0.60)  — emphatic FLOWING one-shot, overshoot ~+9.5% (≤10% band)
+         gentle: (0.82s, ζ=1.00)  — patient critically-damped (NO overshoot by definition)
+         dock:   (0.68s, ζ=0.64)  — the WEIGHTY iOS-27 gooey morph (collapse/expand + V↔H + fission), slow inertial mass, un-pointed settle ~+7.3%
+         press:  (0.20s, ζ=0.80)  — the iOS interactive tap-press, sub-200ms answer, ~+1.5%
+
+       Note on `smooth`: at ζ=0.80 the analytic solver produces a small peak
+       (~+1.5%) — a whisper of life, never a dead stop. It stays a hair BELOW
+       true critical damping (`gentle`'s ζ=1.0 register) so `smooth` reads a
+       little more alive on entrances/fades than `gentle`'s patient settle.
 
        ── EASING DOCTRINE (AX.W52 §6 — which easing fits which job) ──
        ONE recorded rule so the animation easing stops forking live. This
@@ -99,41 +98,92 @@
        aura `--animate-ambient-pulse-easing` — NOT a second smooth-ease authority
        for interactive transforms; those use `--spring-smooth`).
        ═══════════════════════════════════════════════ */
-    --spring-smooth: linear(0, 0.09979 2.041%, 0.30180 4.082%, 0.51333 6.122%, 0.69190 8.163%, 0.82461 10.204%, 0.91382 12.245%, 0.96822 14.286%, 0.99774 16.327%, 1.01113 18.367%, 1.01507 20.408%, 1.01416 22.449%, 1.01127 24.490%, 1.00802 26.531%, 1.00518 28.571%, 1.00302 30.612%, 1.00154 32.653%, 1.00062 34.694%, 1.00010 36.735%, 0.99986 38.776%, 1.00000 40.816%, 1.00000 42.857%, 1.00000 44.898%, 1.00000 46.939%, 1.00000 48.980%, 1.00000 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-snappy: linear(0, 0.10159 2.041%, 0.31119 4.082%, 0.53355 6.122%, 0.72176 8.163%, 0.86005 10.204%, 0.95002 12.245%, 1.00115 14.286%, 1.02488 16.327%, 1.03150 18.367%, 1.02891 20.408%, 1.02249 22.449%, 1.01542 24.490%, 1.00934 26.531%, 1.00480 28.571%, 1.00181 30.612%, 1.00009 32.653%, 0.99926 34.694%, 0.99901 36.735%, 0.99907 38.776%, 0.99927 40.816%, 0.99949 42.857%, 0.99969 44.898%, 0.99984 46.939%, 0.99993 48.980%, 0.99999 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-bouncy: linear(0, 0.10599 2.041%, 0.33511 4.082%, 0.58672 6.122%, 0.80212 8.163%, 0.95655 10.204%, 1.04836 12.245%, 1.08867 14.286%, 1.09341 16.327%, 1.07802 18.367%, 1.05470 20.408%, 1.03159 22.449%, 1.01303 24.490%, 1.00049 26.531%, 0.99363 28.571%, 0.99114 30.612%, 0.99150 32.653%, 0.99333 34.694%, 0.99560 36.735%, 0.99767 38.776%, 0.99924 40.816%, 1.00023 42.857%, 1.00072 44.898%, 1.00000 46.939%, 1.00000 48.980%, 1.00000 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-gentle: linear(0, 0.09415 2.041%, 0.27374 4.082%, 0.45506 6.122%, 0.60779 8.163%, 0.72570 10.204%, 0.81213 12.245%, 0.87336 14.286%, 0.91570 16.327%, 0.94445 18.367%, 0.96371 20.408%, 0.97645 22.449%, 0.98481 24.490%, 0.99025 26.531%, 0.99377 28.571%, 0.99604 30.612%, 0.99749 32.653%, 0.99841 34.694%, 0.99900 36.735%, 0.99937 38.776%, 0.99961 40.816%, 0.99975 42.857%, 0.99985 44.898%, 1.00000 46.939%, 1.00000 48.980%, 1.00000 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-dock: linear(0, 0.10470 2.041%, 0.32797 4.082%, 0.57059 6.122%, 0.77747 8.163%, 0.92676 10.204%, 1.01801 12.245%, 1.06194 14.286%, 1.07303 16.327%, 1.06501 18.367%, 1.04857 20.408%, 1.03088 22.449%, 1.01588 24.490%, 1.00510 26.531%, 0.99855 28.571%, 0.99542 30.612%, 0.99467 32.653%, 0.99528 34.694%, 0.99649 36.735%, 0.99778 38.776%, 0.99887 40.816%, 0.99965 42.857%, 1.00012 44.898%, 1.00034 46.939%, 1.00000 48.980%, 1.00000 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-press: linear(0, 0.09979 2.041%, 0.30180 4.082%, 0.51333 6.122%, 0.69190 8.163%, 0.82461 10.204%, 0.91382 12.245%, 0.96822 14.286%, 0.99774 16.327%, 1.01113 18.367%, 1.01507 20.408%, 1.01416 22.449%, 1.01127 24.490%, 1.00802 26.531%, 1.00518 28.571%, 1.00302 30.612%, 1.00154 32.653%, 1.00062 34.694%, 1.00010 36.735%, 0.99986 38.776%, 0.99978 40.816%, 0.99978 42.857%, 0.99982 44.898%, 0.99987 46.939%, 0.99991 48.980%, 0.99995 51.020%, 0.99997 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-timeline-head: linear(0, 0.10159 2.041%, 0.31119 4.082%, 0.53355 6.122%, 0.72176 8.163%, 0.86005 10.204%, 0.95002 12.245%, 1.00115 14.286%, 1.02488 16.327%, 1.03150 18.367%, 1.02891 20.408%, 1.02249 22.449%, 1.01542 24.490%, 1.00934 26.531%, 1.00480 28.571%, 1.00181 30.612%, 1.00009 32.653%, 0.99926 34.694%, 0.99901 36.735%, 0.99907 38.776%, 0.99927 40.816%, 0.99949 42.857%, 0.99969 44.898%, 0.99984 46.939%, 0.99993 48.980%, 0.99999 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-timeline-fill: linear(0, 0.09920 2.041%, 0.29878 4.082%, 0.50690 6.122%, 0.68248 8.163%, 0.81346 10.204%, 0.90241 12.245%, 0.95775 14.286%, 0.98897 16.327%, 1.00435 18.367%, 1.01023 20.408%, 1.01098 22.449%, 1.00939 24.490%, 1.00707 26.531%, 1.00484 28.571%, 1.00304 30.612%, 1.00173 32.653%, 1.00087 34.694%, 1.00034 36.735%, 1.00006 38.776%, 0.99992 40.816%, 1.00000 42.857%, 1.00000 44.898%, 1.00000 46.939%, 1.00000 48.980%, 1.00000 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-    --spring-timeline-press: linear(0, 0.10282 2.041%, 0.31773 4.082%, 0.54783 6.122%, 0.74309 8.163%, 0.88550 10.204%, 0.97598 12.245%, 1.02452 14.286%, 1.04368 16.327%, 1.04501 18.367%, 1.03739 20.408%, 1.02681 22.449%, 1.01672 24.490%, 1.00873 26.531%, 1.00323 28.571%, 0.99996 30.612%, 0.99837 32.653%, 0.99789 34.694%, 0.99805 36.735%, 0.99848 38.776%, 0.99897 40.816%, 0.99940 42.857%, 0.99972 44.898%, 0.99993 46.939%, 1.00004 48.980%, 1.00009 51.020%, 1.00000 53.061%, 1.00000 55.102%, 1.00000 57.143%, 1.00000 59.184%, 1.00000 61.224%, 1.00000 63.265%, 1.00000 65.306%, 1.00000 67.347%, 1.00000 69.388%, 1.00000 71.429%, 1.00000 73.469%, 1.00000 75.510%, 1.00000 77.551%, 1.00000 79.592%, 1.00000 81.633%, 1.00000 83.673%, 1.00000 85.714%, 1.00000 87.755%, 1.00000 89.796%, 1.00000 91.837%, 1.00000 93.878%, 1.00000 95.918%, 1.00000 97.959%, 1);
-
-    /* ── PER-SPRING DURATION CLOCK (BA.W-GLASS-CAL Unit 3) ──
+    --spring-smooth: linear(0, 0.00287 2.041%, 0.01102 4.082%, 0.02379 6.122%, 0.04057 8.163%, 0.06079 10.204%, 0.08395 12.245%, 0.10956 14.286%, 0.13721 16.327%, 0.16649 18.367%, 0.19705 20.408%, 0.22858 22.449%, 0.26077 24.490%, 0.29338 26.531%, 0.32617 28.571%, 0.35893 30.612%, 0.39149 32.653%, 0.42368 34.694%, 0.45536 36.735%, 0.48642 38.776%, 0.51676 40.816%, 0.54628 42.857%, 0.57492 44.898%, 0.60262 46.939%, 0.62933 48.980%, 0.65501 51.020%, 0.67965 53.061%, 0.70322 55.102%, 0.72571 57.143%, 0.74713 59.184%, 0.76748 61.224%, 0.78677 63.265%, 0.80501 65.306%, 0.82223 67.347%, 0.83844 69.388%, 0.85367 71.429%, 0.86796 73.469%, 0.88132 75.510%, 0.89379 77.551%, 0.90541 79.592%, 0.91621 81.633%, 0.92623 83.673%, 0.93549 85.714%, 0.94404 87.755%, 0.95190 89.796%, 0.95912 91.837%, 0.96574 93.878%, 0.97177 95.918%, 0.97726 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-snappy: linear(0, 0.00652 2.041%, 0.02458 4.082%, 0.05211 6.122%, 0.08725 8.163%, 0.12834 10.204%, 0.17392 12.245%, 0.22268 14.286%, 0.27350 16.327%, 0.32540 18.367%, 0.37757 20.408%, 0.42929 22.449%, 0.47998 24.490%, 0.52916 26.531%, 0.57646 28.571%, 0.62156 30.612%, 0.66426 32.653%, 0.70440 34.694%, 0.74187 36.735%, 0.77662 38.776%, 0.80866 40.816%, 0.83800 42.857%, 0.86471 44.898%, 0.88887 46.939%, 0.91058 48.980%, 0.92996 51.020%, 0.94713 53.061%, 0.96223 55.102%, 0.97539 57.143%, 0.98677 59.184%, 0.99649 61.224%, 1.00471 63.265%, 1.01156 65.306%, 1.01716 67.347%, 1.02166 69.388%, 1.02516 71.429%, 1.02778 73.469%, 1.02964 75.510%, 1.03082 77.551%, 1.03142 79.592%, 1.03153 81.633%, 1.03122 83.673%, 1.03057 85.714%, 1.02963 87.755%, 1.02847 89.796%, 1.02713 91.837%, 1.02566 93.878%, 1.02410 95.918%, 1.02249 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-bouncy: linear(0, 0.00706 2.041%, 0.02686 4.082%, 0.05738 6.122%, 0.09674 8.163%, 0.14321 10.204%, 0.19517 12.245%, 0.25116 14.286%, 0.30987 16.327%, 0.37010 18.367%, 0.43083 20.408%, 0.49115 22.449%, 0.55028 24.490%, 0.60757 26.531%, 0.66248 28.571%, 0.71458 30.612%, 0.76353 32.653%, 0.80908 34.694%, 0.85107 36.735%, 0.88940 38.776%, 0.92404 40.816%, 0.95502 42.857%, 0.98241 44.898%, 1.00631 46.939%, 1.02688 48.980%, 1.04428 51.020%, 1.05870 53.061%, 1.07035 55.102%, 1.07945 57.143%, 1.08621 59.184%, 1.09087 61.224%, 1.09364 63.265%, 1.09474 65.306%, 1.09439 67.347%, 1.09278 69.388%, 1.09011 71.429%, 1.08656 73.469%, 1.08230 75.510%, 1.07749 77.551%, 1.07226 79.592%, 1.06675 81.633%, 1.06106 83.673%, 1.05531 85.714%, 1.04958 87.755%, 1.04394 89.796%, 1.03846 91.837%, 1.03320 93.878%, 1.02820 95.918%, 1.02348 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-gentle: linear(0, 0.00653 2.041%, 0.02415 4.082%, 0.05029 6.122%, 0.08283 8.163%, 0.12000 10.204%, 0.16036 12.245%, 0.20272 14.286%, 0.24614 16.327%, 0.28983 18.367%, 0.33320 20.408%, 0.37576 22.449%, 0.41716 24.490%, 0.45712 26.531%, 0.49544 28.571%, 0.53199 30.612%, 0.56669 32.653%, 0.59948 34.694%, 0.63037 36.735%, 0.65936 38.776%, 0.68650 40.816%, 0.71183 42.857%, 0.73542 44.898%, 0.75735 46.939%, 0.77768 48.980%, 0.79650 51.020%, 0.81390 53.061%, 0.82995 55.102%, 0.84474 57.143%, 0.85835 59.184%, 0.87086 61.224%, 0.88235 63.265%, 0.89288 65.306%, 0.90253 67.347%, 0.91136 69.388%, 0.91944 71.429%, 0.92682 73.469%, 0.93356 75.510%, 0.93970 77.551%, 0.94531 79.592%, 0.95041 81.633%, 0.95506 83.673%, 0.95929 85.714%, 0.96313 87.755%, 0.96663 89.796%, 0.96980 91.837%, 0.97268 93.878%, 0.97530 95.918%, 0.97767 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-dock: linear(0, 0.00315 2.041%, 0.01207 4.082%, 0.02597 6.122%, 0.04414 8.163%, 0.06595 10.204%, 0.09081 12.245%, 0.11817 14.286%, 0.14757 16.327%, 0.17856 18.367%, 0.21076 20.408%, 0.24381 22.449%, 0.27740 24.490%, 0.31127 26.531%, 0.34517 28.571%, 0.37888 30.612%, 0.41222 32.653%, 0.44503 34.694%, 0.47717 36.735%, 0.50853 38.776%, 0.53901 40.816%, 0.56854 42.857%, 0.59705 44.898%, 0.62449 46.939%, 0.65083 48.980%, 0.67603 51.020%, 0.70010 53.061%, 0.72301 55.102%, 0.74478 57.143%, 0.76540 59.184%, 0.78490 61.224%, 0.80330 63.265%, 0.82062 65.306%, 0.83688 67.347%, 0.85213 69.388%, 0.86638 71.429%, 0.87969 73.469%, 0.89207 75.510%, 0.90358 77.551%, 0.91425 79.592%, 0.92411 81.633%, 0.93322 83.673%, 0.94160 85.714%, 0.94930 87.755%, 0.95635 89.796%, 0.96279 91.837%, 0.96865 93.878%, 0.97398 95.918%, 0.97881 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-press: linear(0, 0.00284 2.041%, 0.01090 4.082%, 0.02354 6.122%, 0.04014 8.163%, 0.06017 10.204%, 0.08311 12.245%, 0.10850 14.286%, 0.13590 16.327%, 0.16495 18.367%, 0.19528 20.408%, 0.22657 22.449%, 0.25855 24.490%, 0.29095 26.531%, 0.32354 28.571%, 0.35613 30.612%, 0.38852 32.653%, 0.42057 34.694%, 0.45213 36.735%, 0.48309 38.776%, 0.51333 40.816%, 0.54279 42.857%, 0.57137 44.898%, 0.59903 46.939%, 0.62572 48.980%, 0.65141 51.020%, 0.67605 53.061%, 0.69965 55.102%, 0.72219 57.143%, 0.74366 59.184%, 0.76407 61.224%, 0.78343 63.265%, 0.80175 65.306%, 0.81906 67.347%, 0.83537 69.388%, 0.85070 71.429%, 0.86509 73.469%, 0.87857 75.510%, 0.89116 77.551%, 0.90290 79.592%, 0.91382 81.633%, 0.92395 83.673%, 0.93333 85.714%, 0.94200 87.755%, 0.94999 89.796%, 0.95733 91.837%, 0.96406 93.878%, 0.97020 95.918%, 0.97581 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-transient: linear(0, 0.00427 2.041%, 0.01615 4.082%, 0.03434 6.122%, 0.05769 8.163%, 0.08520 10.204%, 0.11598 12.245%, 0.14927 14.286%, 0.18439 16.327%, 0.22076 18.367%, 0.25789 20.408%, 0.29534 22.449%, 0.33275 24.490%, 0.36982 26.531%, 0.40630 28.571%, 0.44196 30.612%, 0.47666 32.653%, 0.51024 34.694%, 0.54261 36.735%, 0.57369 38.776%, 0.60342 40.816%, 0.63176 42.857%, 0.65871 44.898%, 0.68425 46.939%, 0.70840 48.980%, 0.73117 51.020%, 0.75259 53.061%, 0.77270 55.102%, 0.79153 57.143%, 0.80913 59.184%, 0.82554 61.224%, 0.84083 63.265%, 0.85503 65.306%, 0.86820 67.347%, 0.88039 69.388%, 0.89166 71.429%, 0.90206 73.469%, 0.91163 75.510%, 0.92043 77.551%, 0.92851 79.592%, 0.93591 81.633%, 0.94268 83.673%, 0.94886 85.714%, 0.95449 87.755%, 0.95961 89.796%, 0.96427 91.837%, 0.96849 93.878%, 0.97230 95.918%, 0.97575 97.959%, 1);
+    --spring-eyeglass: linear(0, 0.00696 2.041%, 0.02640 4.082%, 0.05625 6.122%, 0.09463 8.163%, 0.13978 10.204%, 0.19012 12.245%, 0.24422 14.286%, 0.30080 16.327%, 0.35875 18.367%, 0.41708 20.408%, 0.47495 22.449%, 0.53163 24.490%, 0.58652 26.531%, 0.63915 28.571%, 0.68911 30.612%, 0.73612 32.653%, 0.77996 34.694%, 0.82048 36.735%, 0.85763 38.776%, 0.89137 40.816%, 0.92174 42.857%, 0.94882 44.898%, 0.97270 46.939%, 0.99352 48.980%, 1.01144 51.020%, 1.02663 53.061%, 1.03928 55.102%, 1.04957 57.143%, 1.05772 59.184%, 1.06392 61.224%, 1.06835 63.265%, 1.07123 65.306%, 1.07272 67.347%, 1.07301 69.388%, 1.07227 71.429%, 1.07066 73.469%, 1.06832 75.510%, 1.06538 77.551%, 1.06198 79.592%, 1.05823 81.633%, 1.05423 83.673%, 1.05007 85.714%, 1.04582 87.755%, 1.04156 89.796%, 1.03735 91.837%, 1.03324 93.878%, 1.02927 95.918%, 1.02547 97.959%, 1);
+
+    /* ── PER-SPRING DURATION CLOCK (BA.W-GLASS-CAL Unit 3 · BI.W-SPRING-PARITY ·
+       BI.W-TEMPO) ──
        Generated from `scripts/regen-spring-tokens.mjs` — DO NOT hand-edit.
-       Each `--spring-<name>-duration` is the spring's OWN 2%-band envelope-settle
-       time `t_s = -ln(0.02) / (ζ·ωₙ)` (ωₙ = 2π/response), derived from the SAME
-       (response, ζ) PRESETS table the `--spring-*` `linear()` curves above
-       derive from — never a hand value.
-
-       WHY: the `--spring-<name>` curve is NORMALIZED to 0..1 and discards the
-       spring's settle time. Pairing it with a generic `--duration-*` clock
-       (0.2/0.3/0.45s) re-timed EVERY spring to the same wall clock — snappy
-       (response 0.35s) and smooth (0.5s) both ran 300ms, so the crisp snappy
-       register dragged a dead sub-pixel tail (the R10-2 read: within-1px at
-       ~109ms but the transition ran 300ms). These clocks re-time UNDER each
-       register to its own settle WITHOUT touching the §6 register canon (which
-       spring fits which job): a `transition` pairs `--spring-<name>` with the
-       matching `--spring-<name>-duration`. */
-    --spring-smooth-duration: 0.45s;
-    --spring-snappy-duration: 0.4s;
-    --spring-bouncy-duration: 0.62s;
-    --spring-gentle-duration: 0.51s;
-    --spring-dock-duration: 0.66s;
-    --spring-press-duration: 0.16s;
-    --spring-timeline-head-duration: 0.29s;
-    --spring-timeline-fill-duration: 0.35s;
-    --spring-timeline-press-duration: 0.2s;
+
+       THE `-settle`/READER SPLIT (BI.W-TEMPO, M11). The raw analytic 2%-settle is
+       emitted under the INTERNAL token `--spring-<name>-settle`; the PUBLIC name
+       `--spring-<name>-duration` is a generated READER that co-scales it by the ONE
+       global `--motion-tempo` axis (property-regs.css, initial 1.0 identity):
+       `--spring-<name>-duration: calc(var(--spring-<name>-settle) *
+       var(--motion-tempo))`. So EVERY consumer (the ~30 `--spring-<name>-duration`
+       reads + the `--tab-indicator-duration` / `--dock-motion-resize` aliases)
+       inherits tempo with ZERO edits (the G4 round-trip — the public name is the
+       reader, NOT a clean-break rename). At `--motion-tempo: 1` the reader resolves
+       `settle * 1`, byte-identical to the prior flat `-duration` value (no-op-at-
+       rest). The JS spring engines read the SAME `--motion-tempo` (motionTempo.ts)
+       and scale `response *= tempo`, so CSS_t90 == JS_t90 at ANY tempo (P7, G2).
+
+       Each `--spring-<name>-settle` is the spring's OWN 2%-band settle time —
+       the TRUE NUMERIC settle (tick the `SpringProgress` step response until
+       |1−x| last exits ±2%), derived from the SAME (response, ζ) PRESETS table
+       the `--spring-*` `linear()` curves above derive from — never a hand value.
+       (It supersedes the analytic underdamped-envelope approximation
+       `-ln(0.02)/(ζ·ωₙ)`, which UNDER-estimates near-critical/critical ζ: the
+       polynomial `(1+ωₙt)e^(−ωₙt)` tail the pure exponential misses — gentle
+       ζ=1.0 analytic 0.51s vs numeric 0.76s.)
+
+       WHY the numeric settle is load-bearing (FAM-18/M1 — the tempo-parity fix):
+       the SAME settle seconds is ALSO the `maxDuration` fed to `springLinearStops`
+       for the `--spring-*` curves above, so the emitted curve and this clock share
+       ONE horizon — a CSS `transition` replaying the curve over this clock lands
+       CSS_t90 == the physical JS SpringProgress t90 (≤0.1ms, all six). Before the
+       fix the curve was sampled over `springLinearStops`'s default `4×response`
+       (~1.9s for snappy) while this clock was the ~0.4s settle — a ~4.8× mismatch
+       that front-loaded the whole trajectory into the first ~10–16% of the clock
+       (a ~50ms pop + a dead-flat tail). These clocks re-time UNDER each register to
+       its own settle WITHOUT touching the §6 register canon (which spring fits which
+       job): a `transition` pairs `--spring-<name>` with `--spring-<name>-duration`.
+       Locked by `proof:spring-tokens-synced`'s tempo-parity clause. */
+    --spring-smooth-settle: 0.35s;
+    --spring-snappy-settle: 0.44s;
+    --spring-bouncy-settle: 0.57s;
+    --spring-gentle-settle: 0.76s;
+    --spring-dock-settle: 0.19s;
+    --spring-press-settle: 0.12s;
+    --spring-transient-settle: 0.46s;
+    --spring-eyeglass-settle: 0.34s;
+    --spring-smooth-duration: calc(var(--spring-smooth-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-snappy-duration: calc(var(--spring-snappy-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-bouncy-duration: calc(var(--spring-bouncy-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-gentle-duration: calc(var(--spring-gentle-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-dock-duration: calc(var(--spring-dock-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-press-duration: calc(var(--spring-press-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-transient-duration: calc(var(--spring-transient-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+    --spring-eyeglass-duration: calc(var(--spring-eyeglass-settle) * var(--motion-tempo));
+
+    /* ── INTERACTIVE-SPATIAL TRANSITION DEFAULT (BG.W-LIQUID-WEIGHT-DEFAULT / F5.2) ──
+       Generated from `scripts/regen-spring-tokens.mjs` — DO NOT hand-edit.
+
+       The base interactive-atom recipes (`.interactive-item` / `.tap-squish` in
+       utilities/base.css + the `btn-interactive` @utility) read this on their
+       SPATIAL (scale/translate/rotate) leg, so EVERY interactive surface inherits
+       spring WEIGHT by default — weight is a property of the transition VOCABULARY,
+       not a per-site `--motion-weight` checklist (the inversion: the prior default
+       was a bare `--ease-standard` bezier with ZERO weight).
+
+       Spring-DERIVED — an alias to the canon interactive scale register (`smooth`,
+       the ONE button/interactive scale spring the §6 motion canon records). It is
+       GENERATED here so the "which spring is the interactive-spatial default" mapping
+       lives in the ONE motion-token source (drift-proof, the same exemplar pattern the
+       `--spring-*` curves ride — a hand-edit drifts, re-run the generator to restore).
+
+       The EFFECTS legs (color/opacity/box-shadow) KEEP the bezier `--ease-standard`
+       (motion-canon P1 spatial/effects split — a colour cross-fade on a spring reads
+       as a wobble); this token is SPATIAL-only. `.motion-calm` (scheme-motion.css) is
+       the EXPLICIT opt-out (→ var(--ease-standard)); the PRM carve re-aliases it the
+       same way (no overshoot under reduce — the vestibular floor). */
+    --transition-liquid-spatial: var(--spring-smooth);
 
     /* ── DECK SLIDE-TRANSITION CURVE (BC.W-DECK) ──
        The full-viewport keyboard-paged deck's slide transition rides the SAME
@@ -145,34 +195,25 @@
        `springTimingFunction(DECK_SPRING)` for the count-up easing. */
     --spring-deck: var(--spring-smooth);
 
-    /* ── GOO-MORPH SLIDE-TRANSITION FLOW CURVES (BD.W-GOO-CAROUSEL-DECK) ──
-       The per-consumer dwell-flow curves the ONE `useGooMorph` engine reads off its
-       `tokenPrefix` (`--{prefix}-flow`/`-duration`/`-max-stretch`). These are NOT new
-       spring presets — they are the SAME geometry-law DWELL shape the dot-pip worm
-       (`--pager-worm-flow`, defined just below) ships: a curve that rises to ~mid by ~46% of
-       the clock, DWELLS at the midpoint (the FAT metaball NECK held open across the gap),
+    /* ── GOO-MORPH SLIDE-TRANSITION FLOW CURVE (BD.W-GOO-CAROUSEL-DECK) ──
+       The per-consumer dwell-flow curve the ONE `useGooMorph` engine reads off its
+       `tokenPrefix` (`--{prefix}-flow`/`-duration`/`-max-stretch`). This is NOT a new
+       spring preset — it is a geometry-law DWELL shape: a curve that rises to ~mid by ~46%
+       of the clock, DWELLS at the midpoint (the FAT metaball NECK held open across the gap),
        then contracts. The dwell is what makes the morph read as weighty liquid rather than
        a fast flicker (the W-GLASS-CAL spring fence: a normalized spring `linear()`
        front-loads — reaches ~0.5 by ~6% REGARDLESS of ζ — so the neck would collapse in
        ~150ms then sit dead; the dwell curve spreads `--goo-t`'s 0→1 across the REAL clock).
 
-       --carousel-goo-flow: the drag register — the dwell shape with a gentle terminal
-         overshoot (+1.5%, the snappy LAND); the plate necks across the gap then snaps. */
-    --carousel-goo-flow: linear(
-        0, 0.02206 4.167%, 0.07922 8.333%, 0.15799 12.5%, 0.24486 16.667%,
-        0.32632 20.833%, 0.38889 25%, 0.41905 29.167%, 0.43667 33.333%,
-        0.4575 37.5%, 0.47833 41.667%, 0.49917 45.833%, 0.52 50%, 0.54083 54.167%,
-        0.56167 58.333%, 0.58373 62.5%, 0.62943 66.667%, 0.69424 70.833%,
-        0.76859 75%, 0.84373 79.167%, 0.91191 83.333%, 0.96658 87.5%,
-        1.0023 91.667%, 1.01466 95.833%, 1
-    );
-    --carousel-goo-duration: 0.95s; /* the card-plate clock — faster than the dot's 1.8s
-       (a card-plate morph is bigger, reads heavy sooner) yet still slow enough to dwell. */
-    --carousel-goo-max-stretch: 1.24; /* the plate swell — raised (1.16→1.24) for a more
-       decisive welling neck across the gap (JUDGE-2 §3: the merge read SUBTLE). Still
-       LOWER than the dot's 1.45 (a wide plate stretching 1.45 reads as taffy). */
+       The DECK slide-plate is the ONE surviving `useGooMorph` consumer. The CAROUSEL
+       content barbell (`--carousel-goo-*`) RETIRED at BI.W-CAROUSEL-REBUILD (the
+       559px-escape category error — the content is crisp weighty embla now, no metaball),
+       and the PAGER dot-pip worm retired its flow/duration tokens at BI.W-PAGER-WORM/-RETIRES:
+       the two-edge `useLeadTrail` spring driver OWNS the settle (release-at-arrival is
+       emergent, no timer), so only `--pager-worm-max-stretch` (the squish cap) survives —
+       beside this family, not on the `useGooMorph` clock. */
 
-    /* --deck-goo-flow: the calmer presentation register — the SAME dwell shape with NO
+    /* --deck-goo-flow: the calm presentation register — the dwell shape with NO
        terminal overshoot (a full-viewport slide must not bounce — the vestibular floor;
        the curve clamps at 1.0, no >1 stops). */
     --deck-goo-flow: linear(
@@ -186,27 +227,13 @@
     --deck-goo-duration: 1.1s; /* the full-viewport register — slow + dignified. */
     --deck-goo-max-stretch: 1.1; /* the gentlest swell — a big slide necks barely. */
 
-    /* --pager-worm-flow: the dot-pip worm register (BD.W-PAGER-GOO-MORPH) — the SAME
-       geometry-law DWELL shape as the carousel/deck siblings (the metaball NECK held open
-       across the gap), with a gentle terminal overshoot (+1.5%, the bouncy LAND). Homed
-       HERE beside its goo-flow family (the curve-definition home — a `linear()` SHIPS in
-       the §2 EASING register, never serialized inline in the SFC) so the three goo-morph
-       dwell curves live as ONE charted family. NOT a normalized spring: `springLinearStops`
-       front-loads (reaches ~0.5 by ~6% REGARDLESS of ζ), so a `--spring-bouncy` would
-       collapse the neck in ~150ms; this dwell spreads `--worm-t`'s 0→1 across the REAL
-       1.8s clock (the FAT NECK alive ~830ms — JUDGE-1 ≥700ms bar). */
-    --pager-worm-flow: linear(
-        0, 0.02206 4.167%, 0.07922 8.333%, 0.15799 12.5%, 0.24486 16.667%,
-        0.32632 20.833%, 0.38889 25%, 0.41905 29.167%, 0.43667 33.333%,
-        0.4575 37.5%, 0.47833 41.667%, 0.49917 45.833%, 0.52 50%, 0.54083 54.167%,
-        0.56167 58.333%, 0.58373 62.5%, 0.62943 66.667%, 0.69424 70.833%,
-        0.76859 75%, 0.84373 79.167%, 0.91191 83.333%, 0.96658 87.5%,
-        1.0023 91.667%, 1.01466 95.833%, 1
-    );
-    --pager-worm-duration: 1.8s; /* the dot's OWN clock — slow + weighty (motion-canon P4);
-       the flow above dwells across the whole clock so the neck is alive for ~1s. */
-    --pager-worm-max-stretch: 1.45; /* the velocity-swell — a VISIBLE liquid squish (the
-       worm narrows ≈1/1.45≈0.69× cross-axis at peak swell, on top of the floored pinch). */
+    /* --pager-worm-max-stretch: the dot-worm velocity-swell cap (BI.W-PAGER-WORM R10),
+       read LITERALLY by the two-edge worm's `useLiquidFlex` squish (usePagerWorm.ts). The
+       1.45 taffy value RE-REGISTERED into the LOW 1.08–1.2 band (a lively settle, never a
+       rubber-band taffy-pull): the worm narrows ≈1/1.2≈0.83× cross-axis at peak swell. The
+       worm's flow/duration clock tokens RETIRED at BI.W-PAGER-RETIRES — the `useLeadTrail`
+       spring driver owns the physics (release-at-arrival emergent, no timer). */
+    --pager-worm-max-stretch: 1.2;
 
     /* Core cubic-bezier (exits, fallbacks, non-spring uses) */
     --motion-ease-standard: cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
@@ -237,3 +264,29 @@
        orchestration ON this curve (a documented recipe, not a new primitive). */
     --ease-convergence: var(--spring-gentle);
 }
+
+/* ═══════════════════════════════════════════════
+   BG.W-LIQUID-WEIGHT-DEFAULT (F5.2) — the PRM re-alias of the interactive-spatial DEFAULT.
+
+   Under `prefers-reduced-motion: reduce` the base interactive scale legs
+   (`.interactive-item` / `.tap-squish` / the `btn-interactive` @utility) lose their spring
+   overshoot for the flat no-overshoot `--ease-standard` bezier — the vestibular floor. The
+   springs keep their OWN `respectReducedMotion` endpoint-snap; this re-alias strips the
+   overshoot CURVE from the CSS scale legs library-wide (the same belt-and-suspenders shape
+   as `--ease-cartoon-punch`'s PRM re-alias + the `.motion-calm` opt-out).
+
+   WHY IT LIVES HERE (the cascade fix — the F5.2 paint-judge FAIL): the base default
+   `:root { --transition-liquid-spatial: var(--spring-smooth) }` (above) and this PRM
+   re-alias both target `:root`, so they carry EQUAL specificity — at a MATCH (reduce
+   active) the LATER source-order declaration wins. scheme-spring.css is @import-ed LAST of
+   the token partials (tokens.css, immediately after scheme-motion.css), so a PRM re-alias
+   parked in scheme-motion.css (imported FIRST) LOSES to THIS file's base default and the
+   overshoot survives under reduce. Homing the re-alias here, AFTER the base default, makes
+   it the LAST `:root` declaration of the token — so under reduce it wins and the overshoot
+   is stripped, exactly as required. Do NOT move it back to scheme-motion.css (it would lose
+   the cascade — the no-op the paint judge caught). */
+@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
+    :root {
+        --transition-liquid-spatial: var(--ease-standard);
+    }
+}

package/src/styles/tokens/scroll-tokens.css

@@ -14,8 +14,10 @@
 :root {
     /* SCROLL-DRIVEN (scroll-driven.css). Values mirror the JS-fallback composable
        defaults (`useScrollProgress` / `useStaggerReveal`) so the native CSS path and
-       the fallback path read identically — no visual seam at the `@supports` boundary. */
-    --scroll-progress-scroller: root;
+       the fallback path read identically — no visual seam at the `@supports` boundary.
+       BG.W-SCROLL-PROGRESS-RAIL — `--scroll-progress-scroller` is RETIRED (clean break,
+       no alias): the recipe reads a FULL-value `--scroll-progress-timeline` (default
+       `scroll(nearest block)`), never a `<dashed-ident>` fragment inside `scroll()`. */
     --scroll-reveal-rise: 6px;
     --scroll-reveal-range-end: 60%;
 
@@ -25,21 +27,26 @@
        (the cascade COMPOSES them, it never re-tunes them). All distances are
        compositor (transform) channels; the clocks are the per-spring settle clocks
        (scheme-motion.css), threaded, never re-tuned. */
-    /* .scroll-build — the route-enter page-build (the chrome -> hero -> body
-       coordinated entrance). The rise is a touch deeper than the section cascade
-       (the page ASSEMBLES — a more pronounced settle), the step is the per-beat
-       coordinated stagger between the chrome, hero, and first-section beats. */
-    --scroll-build-rise: 1.5rem;
-    --scroll-build-step: 90ms;
+    /* BG.W-ROUTE-TRANSITION — the page-build `.scroll-build` recipe is RETIRED (the
+       route entrance is now the bare keyed `<component class="route-enter">` on-mount
+       `@keyframes` in transitions.css, NOT a per-child staggered scroll-build). The
+       `--scroll-build-rise`/`--scroll-build-step` tokens are deleted with it; the ONE
+       surviving reader (the StoryHero `<h1>` entrance rise) owns its own
+       `--story-hero-rise` distance with an inline fallback default
+       (`translateY(var(--story-hero-rise, 1.5rem))` in demo/stories/story-hero.css),
+       so the library mints no src token here (the demo register's own knob). */
     /* .scroll-cascade — the orchestrated section cascade (the per-child view()
        timeline, the spring-clocked coupled build). The rise lifts the bare
        --scroll-reveal-rise 6px to a perceptible SOTA build; the range-end is the
        reveal window (a touch tighter than the bare reveal so each section lands
        crisply rather than dragging a long fade tail). The column-stagger delay is
-       the opt-in .scroll-cascade--columns grid-variant knob. */
+       the opt-in .scroll-cascade--columns grid-variant knob (BG.W-SCROLL-SHRINK-UNIFY
+       D14 — a range PERCENTAGE, NOT a time: it is ADDED to the `%` range-end and
+       scaled by the per-child `--col` index, so a `60ms` time would make the calc
+       invalid `% + ms`). */
     --scroll-cascade-rise: 1.25rem;
     --scroll-cascade-range-end: 45%;
-    --scroll-cascade-column-stagger: 60ms;
+    --scroll-cascade-column-stagger: 6%;
     /* .scroll-pin — the fixed-stage-advances-time scroll-pinned register. The stage
        height is the Nvh temporal space the sticky stage advances its phases across.
        The phase windows the stage's internal phases key off (grid-reveal 0..reveal-end,
@@ -59,7 +66,14 @@
        `hsl(hsl(…) / α)` — invalid, never paints (the modal dim was silently dead).
        The genuine channel form would require `--background` declared as a bare
        `H S% L%` triple, which it never is — hence the alpha-derivative mix. */
-    --top-layer-enter-scale: 0.96;
+    /* BI.W-REGISTER-TABLE — the native top-layer enter is FOLDED onto the `enter-overlay`
+       register (the FOURTH register RETIRED — one enter grammar). The scale/blur knobs
+       SOURCE the register (so the native `.glass-top-layer` enter matches the reka Dialog
+       enter); a consumer still retunes the top-layer enter here, but the value tracks the
+       overlay register unless overridden. --top-layer-enter-blur is MINTED here (was an
+       inline 4px fallback in animations.css) so both channels source the register. */
+    --top-layer-enter-scale: var(--enter-overlay-scale);
+    --top-layer-enter-blur: var(--enter-overlay-blur);
     --top-layer-backdrop-blur: 8px;
     --top-layer-backdrop-dim: 0.5;
 

package/src/styles/tokens/shadow.css

@@ -93,24 +93,35 @@
     --shadow-cartoon-color:             rgb(0 0 0 / 0.12);
     --shadow-cartoon-color-soft:        rgb(0 0 0 / 0.06);
 
-    /* ── BD.W-CARTOON-CEL-INK — the cartoon register's OWN warm cel ink ──────────────
+    /* ── BG.W-CARTOON-INK-GAMUT — the cartoon register's OWN warm-brown cel ink ──────
        Decoupled from `--shadow-color` so a consumer retunes the cast without
        disturbing every elevation box-shadow. Built by EXTRACTING the warm
-       `--foreground` hue (`oklch from`) and FLOORING chroma (`max(c, 0.11)` —
-       TECHNICOLOR, not merely-non-gray, the BA.W-NO-GRAY discipline applied to the
-       cast) + DEEPENING L (`clamp(0.14, l, 0.18)`) so at stamp opacity it reads as a
-       COLORED cel line, never a neutral gray. A cel cast is INK — it stays a warm DARK
-       ink (the dark arm pins its own warm dark ink, dark-arm.css). The three planes
-       step DOWN in opacity (lead 32% / mid 26% / contact 18%) — `in oklab` NOT
-       `in srgb` (srgb muddies a warm dark ink toward gray as it dilutes; oklab holds
-       the warm hue stable across the alpha ramp — the landed gray-dilution defect). */
-    --cartoon-ink: oklch(from var(--foreground) clamp(0.14, l, 0.18) max(c, 0.11) h);
+       `--foreground` hue (`oklch from`) at an IN-GAMUT warm-brown lightness+chroma:
+       `clamp(0.28, l, 0.34)` lifts the near-black `--foreground` L into the brown
+       midtone band, and `clamp(0.030, c, 0.050)` holds chroma in the range sRGB can
+       actually represent at that L. The maroon DEFECT this kills: the prior
+       `max(c, 0.11)` floor at `clamp(0.14, l, 0.18)` was OUT OF GAMUT at low L — sRGB
+       cannot hold C 0.11 at L 0.18, so the browser clamped each channel and the ink
+       collapsed to a flat maroon `rgb(49,0,0)` (B=0). Chroma-vs-darkness here is a
+       DESIGN choice, NOT a gamut law (the false "gamut-necessity"/"TECHNICOLOR-floor"
+       comment is retired). The pin resolves a warm brown (R>G>B>0) at OKLab hue ~57°
+       (light) / ~77° (dark) — both inside the [45,85]° warm register, never the maroon.
+       A cel cast is INK — the dark arm keeps ONLY its mode-correct alpha rungs + its
+       own re-derived fallback; the `:root` pin itself cascades through the dark
+       `--foreground` (the DRY-collapse, dark-arm.css). The three planes step DOWN in
+       opacity (lead 32% / mid 26% / contact 18%) — `in oklab` NOT `in srgb` (srgb
+       muddies a warm dark ink toward gray as it dilutes; oklab holds the warm hue
+       stable across the alpha ramp — the landed gray-dilution defect). */
+    --cartoon-ink: oklch(from var(--foreground) clamp(0.28, l, 0.34) clamp(0.030, c, 0.050) h);
     --cartoon-ink-lead:    color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 32%, transparent);
     --cartoon-ink-mid:     color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 26%, transparent);
     --cartoon-ink-contact: color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 18%, transparent);
     /* `@supports not (oklch from …)` floors the ink to a named warm sRGB literal
-       (a legacy engine gets a WARM — not gray — stamp; NO dead inline literal). */
-    --cartoon-ink-fallback: #4a3320;
+       (a legacy engine gets a WARM — not gray, not maroon — stamp; NO dead inline
+       literal). Re-derived from the in-gamut pin's RESOLVED sRGB at the light
+       `--foreground` (the painted L floors below the old `#4a3320` nominal):
+       `oklch(0.28 0.030 56°)` → ~rgb(52,37,26). */
+    --cartoon-ink-fallback: #34251a;
 
     /* BD.W-CARTOON-CEL-INK — the tiered cel-ink STAMP, re-pointed to the warm
        `--cartoon-ink` rungs at HARD 0-BLUR (lead + mid + contact all 0px — the cel
@@ -207,17 +218,12 @@
     }
 }
 
-/* BD.W-CARTOON-CEL-INK — prefers-contrast / reduced-transparency floor the inked edge
+/* BG.W-CARTOON-INK-GAMUT — prefers-contrast / reduced-transparency floor the inked edge
    UP (the cel cast is a legibility ASSET, not decoration; PRT is NOT a no-op — the cast
-   is translucent ink). */
-@media (prefers-contrast: more) {
-    :root {
-        --cartoon-ink-lead:    color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 42%, transparent);
-        --cartoon-ink-mid:     color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 34%, transparent);
-        --cartoon-ink-contact: color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 24%, transparent);
-    }
-}
-@media (prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce) {
+   is translucent ink). The two byte-identical arms fold into ONE comma-joined query (the
+   DRY dup pass). The deepen rides ALPHA (32→42%), NEVER chroma — the in-gamut warm-brown
+   hue is preserved across the bracket. */
+@media (prefers-contrast: more), (prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce) {
     :root {
         --cartoon-ink-lead:    color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 42%, transparent);
         --cartoon-ink-mid:     color-mix(in oklab, var(--cartoon-ink) 34%, transparent);

package/src/styles/tokens/sizing.css

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@
     --dock-menubar-reserve: 4rem;
 
     /* AX.W45 — the dock geometry multiplier. `--dock-scale` threads the WHOLE
-       `.glass-dock[data-density]` geometry cascade (box, padding, gap, tab,
+       `.glass-dock[data-size]` geometry cascade (box, padding, gap, tab,
        tile-min, glyph) via `calc(<base> * --dock-scale)`, so a single knob grows
        every dock axis in lockstep. The WCAG 2.5.5 44px floor survives as a `max(…,
        44px)` clamp INSIDE the scaled control-size.
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@
        dock-layer coarse default (--dock-coarse-scale, below) is the fallback the
        coarse block reads; a consumer setting --dock-mobile-scale on ANY ancestor
        wins the fallback (R5-1 — the knob must reach the geometry cascade, not be
-       shadowed by a hard-pin on .glass-dock[data-density]). The coarse block in
+       shadowed by a hard-pin on .glass-dock[data-size]). The coarse block in
        dock/overflow.css RE-DECLARES --dock-scale so the descendant --dock-local-scale
        lift re-flows into it (the substitution-vs-inheritance trap). */
     --dock-mobile-scale: initial;
@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@
        component layer); this is a DEFAULT, not a ceiling.
 
        BB.W-PERF-PRODUCER A′-6 — the glyph rides the per-DENSITY box, not a flat rem.
-       The value.js D5-1 companion trace: `density="spacious"` grew the shelf + pad +
+       The value.js D5-1 companion trace: `size="lg"` grew the shelf + pad +
        gap but the glyph stayed 1.25rem (it rode `--dock-scale` only, NOT the
        per-density `--dock-layer-height` axis density.css scales). Now the glyph is a
        RATIO of `--dock-layer-height` (`--dock-icon-glyph-ratio`, default 0.5 → a
@@ -228,10 +228,10 @@
        PRESERVED transitively — `--dock-layer-height` already rides it (density.css).
        The WCAG glyph-floor holds via `max(…, --dock-icon-glyph-floor)` (a 16px floor
        so a sub-1 density/coarse register can never drop the glyph below the legible
-       minimum). NOTE: `--dock-layer-height` is painted ONLY on `.glass-dock[data-density]`
+       minimum). NOTE: `--dock-layer-height` is painted ONLY on `.glass-dock[data-size]`
        (density.css) — at `:root` it is the inline fallback below, so this `:root`
        declaration resolves the fallback ladder; density.css RE-RESOLVES `--dock-icon-glyph`
-       inside each `[data-density]` scope so the density-painted height flows in (the
+       inside each `[data-size]` scope so the density-painted height flows in (the
        substitution-vs-inheritance trap the overflow.css R5-1 sweep documents). The
        toggle mirror `.dark-mode-toggle-button > svg` reads the SAME `--dock-icon-glyph`
        so both glyphs move onto the density axis together. */
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@
        `--dock-scale`-keyed `--dock-icon-glyph` the nav icons paint so the docked
        toggle is optically uniform out of the box. Like `--dock-icon-glyph` this
        `:root` declaration resolves the fallback ladder; density.css RE-RESOLVES it
-       inside each `[data-density]` scope and overflow.css RE-DECLARES it in the
+       inside each `[data-size]` scope and overflow.css RE-DECLARES it in the
        coarse block, so the density-painted + coarse-scaled `--dock-icon-glyph` flows
        in (the substitution-vs-inheritance trap closed on all three registers — a
        `:root`-only knob would freeze at the `:root` `--dock-scale` while the glyph
@@ -288,6 +288,44 @@
        coherently on touch. The 0.25rem base stays the ratified tight floor. */
     --dock-collapsed-padding: calc(0.25rem * var(--dock-scale));
 
+    /* BI.W-DOCK-OVERFLOW (§Inbound T-52 c — DECIDED BUILD, not optional). `--dock-pill-h`
+       is THE ONE authoritative EXPORTED dock-pill (outer block) height rung. A consumer
+       reserving a band for the floating dock (a scroll-padding-bottom, a fixed spacer, an
+       anti-collision gutter) reads THIS token instead of RE-DERIVING control-height +
+       padding per repo — the T-57 band-reservation re-derivation drift class the speedtest
+       consumer cures locally today. Tracks the EXPANDED control row (`--dock-layer-height`)
+       plus the dock's own block padding (`--dock-padding-block`, the shell.css pad); it
+       resolves at `:root` off the fallback ladder AND re-resolves inside each
+       `[data-size]`/coarse scope transitively (`--dock-layer-height` already threads
+       `--dock-scale` at every density rung), so ONE token tracks the painted pill height on
+       every rung + pointer. Consumers override the pieces (`--dock-layer-height` via density
+       / `--dock-padding-block`), never re-derive the sum. */
+    --dock-pill-h: calc(
+        var(--dock-layer-height, 2.5rem) + 2 * var(--dock-padding-block, 0.375rem)
+    );
+
+    /* BI.W-DOCK-OVERFLOW (§Inbound T-52 b) — the native-scroll-track ring-room reserve.
+       `--dock-scroll-safe-inset` is ≥ the focus-ring weight (`--focus-ring-width`, 2px) so
+       a FLUSH first/last item's focus-ring arc renders WHOLE inside the scroll port's
+       PADDED clip box (the port adds this as padding + pulls it back with an equal negative
+       margin, so the dock layout is unchanged — the canonical no-cross-axis-clip scroll-
+       strip idiom; overflow.css). `--dock-scroll-gutter` is the `scroll-padding-inline`
+       recenter gutter so `scrollIntoView` (useSelectionGroup, on every select) lands a
+       selected member with ≥1px port slack, never jammed flush against the port edge. */
+    --dock-scroll-safe-inset: calc(var(--focus-ring-width, 2px) + 1px);
+    --dock-scroll-gutter: var(--dock-scroll-safe-inset);
+
+    /* BI.W-DOCK-OVERFLOW — the pure-CSS Gaussian fisheye knobs (dock/fisheye.css). The
+       fits-branch magnify amplitude + the falloff sigma (a UNITLESS px window — the writer
+       writes `--x`/`--dock-px` as unitless numbers so `pow()`/`exp()` operate on
+       `<number>`). Consumers retune the hump strength/spread from these two handles. */
+    --dock-fisheye-amp: 0.6;
+    --dock-fisheye-sigma: 64;
+    /* The per-frame `--dock-px` ease clock (fisheye.css `transition: --dock-px … linear`).
+       80ms is the G4-measured buttery-hump ease (not the settle of a spring — a linear
+       pointer-follow smoothing); tokenized so it is retunable + coherence-clean. */
+    --dock-fisheye-duration: 80ms;
+
     /* AX.W45-TUNE Q3/C3 + C5 — the dock-control family reads a real GLASS register
        on hover/active, NOT a same-hue `--card` mix at an alpha adjacent to the dock's
        own `--glass-bg-dock` substrate (a sub-1%-ΔL no-op — the loud Q3 tell: "nothing
@@ -393,6 +431,23 @@
        family), never as an interactive register. */
     --dock-selected-accent: color-mix(in oklab, var(--foreground) 14%, transparent);
 
+    /* BI.W-DOCK-CONTROLS (value.js P5 — the ONE ring contract). `--dock-ring` is
+       THE single ring register EVERY dock control reads for its focus-visible /
+       selection ring — the focus-ring shadow, the selected accent, and the picker
+       triggers collapse onto ONE token (a consumer retunes every dock ring from a
+       single `:root { --dock-ring: … }` override, the `--focus-ring-shadow`
+       token-first axis). Defaults to the shared `--focus-ring-shadow` so the ring
+       is byte-identical to before.
+
+       THE ACTIVE SEAT YIELDS TO CONSUMER INDICATOR CONTENT. A dock control that
+       hosts consumer indicator content in its active seat carries `data-ring-yield`
+       — the dock's own ring/accent defers so the consumer's own indicator reads
+       (the seam value.js's letter-rail ask names). The standalone letter-rail
+       PRIMITIVE is declined-terminal: the greenfield dock + the DockStack facet
+       mode IS the rail register (a future letter-rail consumer binds the DockStack
+       seam + `data-ring-yield`, never a second rail component). */
+    --dock-ring: var(--focus-ring-shadow);
+
     /* AZ.W-REGISTER-IOS — the iOS press-DARKEN. Press today scales only
        (`--scale-press-dock`, C4-INV-4); iOS lands "darken + shrink". This token
        is a tier BELOW resting — `--glass-bg-resting` mixed ~7% toward `--foreground`
@@ -433,7 +488,7 @@
     --dock-label-ratio: 0.5088;
 
     /* AQ.W3 §7 — canonical WCAG 2.5.5 (44px) touch-target floor for the
-       NON-dock coarse-pointer surfaces (`Button size="icon"`,
+       NON-dock coarse-pointer surfaces (`Button iconOnly`,
        ExpandableContainer triggers, SegmentedTabs responsive mobile trigger). One
        named rung the `@media (pointer: coarse)` block in utilities.css reads,
        retiring the per-consumer one-liner `min-h-[44px]` patches. Equals