@ponchia/ui 0.7.0 → 0.8.0

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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +133 -0
  2. package/README.md +3 -3
  3. package/classes/classes.json +79 -7
  4. package/classes/index.d.ts +53 -1
  5. package/classes/index.js +60 -0
  6. package/classes/vscode.css-custom-data.json +24 -0
  7. package/css/app.css +14 -3
  8. package/css/disclosure.css +7 -7
  9. package/css/feedback.css +11 -8
  10. package/css/forms.css +3 -3
  11. package/css/navigation.css +1 -1
  12. package/css/overlay.css +19 -5
  13. package/css/primitives.css +101 -6
  14. package/css/site.css +11 -5
  15. package/css/skins.css +97 -3
  16. package/css/state.css +161 -0
  17. package/css/table.css +1 -1
  18. package/css/tokens.css +6 -0
  19. package/css/workbench.css +151 -0
  20. package/dist/bronto.css +1 -1
  21. package/dist/css/app.css +1 -1
  22. package/dist/css/disclosure.css +1 -1
  23. package/dist/css/feedback.css +1 -1
  24. package/dist/css/forms.css +1 -1
  25. package/dist/css/navigation.css +1 -1
  26. package/dist/css/overlay.css +1 -1
  27. package/dist/css/primitives.css +1 -1
  28. package/dist/css/report-kit.css +1 -1
  29. package/dist/css/site.css +1 -1
  30. package/dist/css/skins.css +1 -1
  31. package/dist/css/state.css +1 -1
  32. package/dist/css/table.css +1 -1
  33. package/dist/css/tokens.css +1 -1
  34. package/dist/css/workbench.css +1 -1
  35. package/docs/adr/0001-color-system.md +32 -3
  36. package/docs/contrast.md +102 -18
  37. package/docs/reference.md +52 -1
  38. package/docs/reporting.md +8 -8
  39. package/docs/stability.md +31 -2
  40. package/docs/state.md +51 -1
  41. package/docs/theming.md +18 -0
  42. package/docs/usage.md +62 -2
  43. package/docs/workbench.md +83 -4
  44. package/llms.txt +1 -1
  45. package/package.json +1 -1
  46. package/tokens/figma.variables.json +84 -0
  47. package/tokens/index.d.ts +2 -2
  48. package/tokens/index.js +23 -0
  49. package/tokens/index.json +12 -0
  50. package/tokens/resolved.json +6 -0
  51. package/tokens/skins.js +117 -7
  52. package/tokens/tokens.dtcg.json +7 -1
package/docs/usage.md CHANGED
@@ -167,15 +167,50 @@ a `.ui-legend` key, and fallback data. Full LLM/static report cookbook:
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  ## Buttons: variant and size
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- - **primary** the single most important action in a view. Aim for one.
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+ - **primary is the bare `ui-button`.** There is no `--primary` and no
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+ `--accent`: the unmodified class already paints the accent fill, and the
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+ variants below all step *down* from it. Aim for one per view. Consumers reach
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+ for a `--primary` or `--accent` modifier often enough that it is worth
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+ stating plainly: neither exists. Writing one is harmless *and invisible* —
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+ the unknown class does nothing and the button still looks right, which is why
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+ the mistake survives review. `bronto-ui-check` is what catches it.
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  - **ghost** — secondary actions; the default for "another button here".
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  - **subtle** — tertiary / low-stakes (toolbar, inline).
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+ - **danger** — destructive confirmation.
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  - Size: default everywhere; `--sm` for dense tooling (toolbars,
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- pagination, table row actions), `--lg` for a hero CTA only.
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+ pagination, table row actions), `--lg` for a hero CTA only, `--dense` when a
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+ bar's *height* is the constraint (a pane title bar). `--dense` lowers only the
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+ visual floor — coarse pointers still get the full `--tap-target`, so a control
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+ you shrink for a mouse is never shrunk for a finger.
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  - Loading is **not** a class: set `aria-busy="true"` (+ `disabled`); the
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  spinner is CSS. This is the ARIA-driven contract — see reference.md
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  → "Composition & state".
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+ ## Empty state vs invite
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+ Both use `ui-empty-state`, and the slots are the same three parts — a quiet
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+ `__glyph`, one sentence of full ink in `__lead`, a quieter `__hint`. What
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+ differs is the job:
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+ - **Plain `ui-empty-state`** *reports absence*: a dashed card saying this region
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+ has no rows today. Use it for a list, a table, a results pane.
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+ - **`--invite`** *offers the next action*: no dashed box (there is nothing to
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+ outline — the surface itself is what you are being invited into) and it
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+ centres in whatever block space it is given. Use it for a surface the user is
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+ meant to fill.
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+ ```html
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+ <div class="ui-empty-state ui-empty-state--invite">
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+ <span class="ui-empty-state__glyph" aria-hidden="true">+</span>
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+ <p class="ui-empty-state__lead">Nothing pinned yet</p>
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+ <p class="ui-empty-state__hint">Drop a file here, or press ⌘K</p>
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+ </div>
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+ ```
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+ Without the slots, every empty surface in an app re-invents these three parts
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+ under a different name and they drift — one has a glyph, the next has two
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+ sentences at the same weight, a third is a bare `<p>`.
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  ## Link vs link--cta
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  Plain `ui-link` for in-flow links. `ui-link--cta` is the eyebrow-faced
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  - **Icon-only buttons** (`ui-button--icon` and any glyph-only control) carry no
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  text node, so they're nameless to AT — give them an `aria-label`
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  (`<button class="ui-button ui-button--icon" aria-label="Delete">`).
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+ Prefer `ui-button__label` when the same control also appears with its word
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+ visible, or when a test reads the button by its text. Wrap the text in the
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+ slot and let `--icon` decide whether it is painted — the markup does not
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+ change, the accessible name survives, and no `aria-label` can drift out of
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+ sync with the visible wording:
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+ ```js
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+ // The mask comes from renderGlyph(..., { render: 'mask' }) — there is no
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+ // --glyph-* token.
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+ const mask = renderGlyph('trash', { render: 'mask' });
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+ el.innerHTML =
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+ `<button class="ui-button ui-button--icon">` +
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+ `<span class="ui-icon" style="--icon-mask: ${mask}"></span>` +
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+ `<span class="ui-button__label">Delete</span>` +
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+ `</button>`;
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+ ```
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+ Drop `--icon` and the same markup renders glyph + word. The slot also
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+ ellipsises rather than wrapping, so a labelled button in a width-constrained
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+ bar shrinks instead of pushing its neighbours out.
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+ - **`ui-button--dense`** is for bars whose height is the constraint — a pane
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+ title bar, a packed toolbar, a table row's actions. It lowers only the
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+ *visual* floor, to the WCAG 2.5.8 24px minimum. The coarse-pointer block
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+ still floats it to the full `--tap-target`, so a control you shrink for a
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+ mouse is never shrunk for a finger.
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  - **`ui-sitenav` / `ui-app-nav`** — signal the current link with
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  `aria-current="page"` (both honour it; `ui-app-nav` also accepts the
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  visual-only `.is-active`, but prefer `aria-current`).
package/docs/workbench.md CHANGED
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- # Workbench — split panes, toolstrips, inspector, properties, selection bar
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+ # Workbench — panes, split panes, toolstrips, inspector, properties, selection bar
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  `@ponchia/ui/css/workbench.css` is an opt-in set of primitives for **real
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+ ### Pane-scale — `.ui-toolstrip--pane`
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+ The app has one toolstrip; a workbench full of panes has one *per pane*, and
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+ those are a different thing. The difference is framing, not density: a pane bar
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+ is a row inside a surface that already has a border, so it drops its own frame
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+ and corners and rules off from the content below.
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+ It also refuses to wrap. A pane bar usually sits directly above content that may
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+ be a live terminal, an editor, or a video — and a second row would resize that
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+ content every time a control appears. The row scrolls instead, and
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+ `.ui-toolstrip__fill` marks the one element that absorbs slack and gives it back
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+ first (a title, a path, a filter input), so nothing else is pushed out of reach.
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+ ```html
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+ <div class="ui-toolstrip ui-toolstrip--pane">
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+ <button class="ui-button ui-button--subtle ui-button--dense" type="button">Run</button>
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+ <span class="ui-toolstrip__fill ui-mono">src/server/routes/reports.ts</span>
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+ <button class="ui-button ui-button--ghost ui-button--icon ui-button--dense" type="button">
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+ <span class="ui-button__label">Close</span>
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+ </button>
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+ Both `--floating` bars are raised but position-less, so every consumer
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+ re-derives the same thing — including the `max(offset, inset)` shape, which is
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+ the part people get wrong by writing a bare offset that a phone then swallows
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+ under the home indicator. `--anchored` centres the bar against its positioned
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+ ancestor and clears the safe area:
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+ ```html
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+ <div class="ui-selectionbar ui-selectionbar--anchored">…</div>
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+ <!-- The bar that must NOT sit under the thumb: recovery, destructive actions. -->
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+ <div class="ui-selectionbar ui-selectionbar--anchor-block-start">…</div>
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+ ```
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+ host still owns `z-index`, because only it knows what else is on the canvas.
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+ ## Pane — `.ui-pane`
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+ `.ui-panel` is a padded card and `.ui-inspector` is head-plus-body; neither is a
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+ *window*. A pane is what a canvas node, a floating tool window, or a dockable
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+ panel needs: a header you can drag, a title that renames in place, an actions
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+ slot that survives a narrow pane, and a body that owns the rest.
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+ ```html
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+ <article class="ui-pane">
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+ <header class="ui-pane__head">
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+ <strong class="ui-pane__title">deploy.log</strong>
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+ <span class="ui-pane__actions">
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+ <button class="ui-button ui-button--subtle ui-button--icon ui-button--dense" type="button">
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+ <span class="ui-button__label">Focus</span>
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+ </button>
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+ </span>
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+ </header>
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+ <div class="ui-pane__body">…</div>
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+ </article>
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+ can be truncated without losing a function.
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+ - **`__actions` scrolls rather than pushing.** Sized `flex: 0 1 auto` with
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+ `overflow-x: auto`, so a pane narrow enough to run out of room scrolls its
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+ controls instead of pushing the last one past the clipped edge — which is how
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+ an app ends up with a Focus or Disconnect button that exists, is in the a11y
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+ tree, and cannot be reached.
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+ Swap the title for `.ui-pane__title-input` to rename in place. It inherits the
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+ type it replaces, so the swap moves no layout; only the accent border says you
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+ are typing a name now. The host owns dragging, z-order, focus policy and
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+ persistence — this leaf has no behavior.
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package/llms.txt CHANGED
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  export type DarkTokenName = '--bg' | '--bg-elevated' | '--bg-accent' | '--panel' | '--panel-strong' | '--panel-soft' | '--line' | '--line-strong' | '--text' | '--text-soft' | '--text-dim' | '--accent' | '--accent-ramp-end' | '--accent-strong' | '--accent-text' | '--on-accent' | '--accent-soft' | '--success' | '--success-soft' | '--warning' | '--warning-soft' | '--danger' | '--danger-soft' | '--info' | '--info-soft' | '--code-bg' | '--button-text' | '--field-dot' | '--field-dot-hot' | '--field-dot-accent' | '--focus-ring' | '--shadow' | '--shadow-raised';
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- export type ScaleKey = 'radius-xl' | 'radius-lg' | 'radius-md' | 'radius-sm' | 'radius-pill' | 'space-2xs' | 'space-xs' | 'space-sm' | 'space-md' | 'space-lg' | 'space-xl' | 'space-2xl' | 'mono' | 'sans' | 'dot-font' | 'display' | 'display-weight' | 'display-weight-strong' | 'text-2xs' | 'text-xs' | 'text-sm' | 'text-base' | 'text-lg' | 'text-xl' | 'tracking-wide' | 'tracking-wider' | 'ease-standard' | 'ease-spring' | 'ease-out' | 'duration-fast' | 'duration-base' | 'duration-slow' | 'dot-size' | 'dot-gap' | 'z-base' | 'z-raised' | 'z-sticky' | 'z-overlay' | 'z-popover' | 'z-toast' | 'accent-1' | 'accent-2' | 'accent-3' | 'accent-4' | 'accent-5' | 'accent-6' | 'surface-1' | 'surface-2' | 'surface-3' | 'surface-4' | 'surface-5' | 'surface-6' | 'bronto-color-bg' | 'bronto-color-surface' | 'bronto-color-surface-raised' | 'bronto-color-border' | 'bronto-color-border-strong' | 'bronto-color-text' | 'bronto-color-text-muted' | 'bronto-color-action' | 'bronto-color-on-action' | 'bronto-color-focus' | 'bronto-color-success' | 'bronto-color-warning' | 'bronto-color-danger' | 'bronto-color-info' | 'surface' | 'surface-raised' | 'surface-muted' | 'border' | 'border-strong';
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+ export type ScaleKey = 'radius-xl' | 'radius-lg' | 'radius-md' | 'radius-sm' | 'radius-pill' | 'space-2xs' | 'space-xs' | 'space-sm' | 'space-md' | 'space-lg' | 'space-xl' | 'space-2xl' | 'tap-target' | 'tap-target-min' | 'safe-area-top' | 'safe-area-right' | 'safe-area-bottom' | 'safe-area-left' | 'mono' | 'sans' | 'dot-font' | 'display' | 'display-weight' | 'display-weight-strong' | 'text-2xs' | 'text-xs' | 'text-sm' | 'text-base' | 'text-lg' | 'text-xl' | 'tracking-wide' | 'tracking-wider' | 'ease-standard' | 'ease-spring' | 'ease-out' | 'duration-fast' | 'duration-base' | 'duration-slow' | 'dot-size' | 'dot-gap' | 'z-base' | 'z-raised' | 'z-sticky' | 'z-overlay' | 'z-popover' | 'z-toast' | 'accent-1' | 'accent-2' | 'accent-3' | 'accent-4' | 'accent-5' | 'accent-6' | 'surface-1' | 'surface-2' | 'surface-3' | 'surface-4' | 'surface-5' | 'surface-6' | 'bronto-color-bg' | 'bronto-color-surface' | 'bronto-color-surface-raised' | 'bronto-color-border' | 'bronto-color-border-strong' | 'bronto-color-text' | 'bronto-color-text-muted' | 'bronto-color-action' | 'bronto-color-on-action' | 'bronto-color-focus' | 'bronto-color-success' | 'bronto-color-warning' | 'bronto-color-danger' | 'bronto-color-info' | 'surface' | 'surface-raised' | 'surface-muted' | 'border' | 'border-strong';
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  export type ColorKey = 'bg' | 'bg-elevated' | 'bg-accent' | 'panel' | 'panel-strong' | 'panel-soft' | 'line' | 'line-strong' | 'text' | 'text-soft' | 'text-dim' | 'accent' | 'accent-ramp-end' | 'accent-strong' | 'accent-text' | 'on-accent' | 'accent-soft' | 'success' | 'success-soft' | 'warning' | 'warning-soft' | 'danger' | 'danger-soft' | 'info' | 'info-soft' | 'code-bg' | 'button-text' | 'field-dot' | 'field-dot-hot' | 'field-dot-accent' | 'focus-ring' | 'shadow' | 'shadow-raised';
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  /** Ergonomic view derived from {@link cssVars} (`--` prefix stripped). */
package/tokens/index.js CHANGED
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  '--space-lg': '1.35rem',
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  '--space-xl': '1.75rem',
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  '--space-2xl': '2.5rem',
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+ // Tap targets. Both floors are clamped in px against the rem so they cannot
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+ // shrink below the standard when a host re-points the root font size —
38
+ // Bronto's own base sets `html { font-size: 0.9375rem }`, under which a bare
39
+ // 2.9rem is 43.5px, half a pixel short of the target floor.
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+ // `--tap-target` is the WCAG 2.5.5 (AAA) / iOS-HIG / Material 44px target
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+ // every coarse-pointer control floats to. `--tap-target-min` is the WCAG
42
+ // 2.5.8 (AA) 24px minimum, for controls that only have to clear the smaller
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+ // bar (standalone CTA links, disclosure carets).
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+ '--tap-target': 'max(44px, 2.9rem)',
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+ '--tap-target-min': 'max(24px, 1.6rem)',
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+ // Display cutouts and system gesture areas. Every viewport-anchored surface
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+ // Bronto ships — the app rail and topbar, a sticky site header, the skip
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+ // link, the toast stacks, the drawer and the lightbox — reads these instead
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+ // of calling env() at the point of use. The indirection is the point: env()
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+ // cannot be emulated by a desktop browser runner, so routing every inset
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+ // through an overrideable custom property is what makes full-bleed framing
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+ // testable, and what lets a host running inside its own chrome (an embedded
53
+ // webview, a kiosk frame) declare the real insets. They resolve to 0px off
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+ // a notched device, so every consuming rule is a no-op on desktop.
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+ '--safe-area-top': 'env(safe-area-inset-top, 0px)',
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+ '--safe-area-right': 'env(safe-area-inset-right, 0px)',
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+ '--safe-area-bottom': 'env(safe-area-inset-bottom, 0px)',
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+ '--safe-area-left': 'env(safe-area-inset-left, 0px)',
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  '--mono': "'JetBrains Mono', 'Fira Code', 'Cascadia Code', 'SF Mono', ui-monospace, monospace",
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  '--sans':
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  "'Inter', 'SF Pro Text', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', system-ui, sans-serif",
package/tokens/index.json CHANGED
@@ -14,6 +14,12 @@
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14
  "--space-lg": "1.35rem",
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15
  "--space-xl": "1.75rem",
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  "--space-2xl": "2.5rem",
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+ "--tap-target": "max(44px, 2.9rem)",
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+ "--tap-target-min": "max(24px, 1.6rem)",
19
+ "--safe-area-top": "env(safe-area-inset-top, 0px)",
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+ "--safe-area-right": "env(safe-area-inset-right, 0px)",
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+ "--safe-area-bottom": "env(safe-area-inset-bottom, 0px)",
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+ "--safe-area-left": "env(safe-area-inset-left, 0px)",
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  "--mono": "'JetBrains Mono', 'Fira Code', 'Cascadia Code', 'SF Mono', ui-monospace, monospace",
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  "--sans": "'Inter', 'SF Pro Text', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', system-ui, sans-serif",
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  "--dot-font": "'Doto', var(--mono)",
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  "space-lg": "1.35rem",
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  "space-xl": "1.75rem",
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  "space-2xl": "2.5rem",
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+ "tap-target": "max(44px, 2.9rem)",
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+ "tap-target-min": "max(24px, 1.6rem)",
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+ "safe-area-top": "env(safe-area-inset-top, 0px)",
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+ "safe-area-right": "env(safe-area-inset-right, 0px)",
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+ "safe-area-bottom": "env(safe-area-inset-bottom, 0px)",
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+ "safe-area-left": "env(safe-area-inset-left, 0px)",
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  "mono": "'JetBrains Mono', 'Fira Code', 'Cascadia Code', 'SF Mono', ui-monospace, monospace",
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  "sans": "'Inter', 'SF Pro Text', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', system-ui, sans-serif",
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  "dot-font": "'Doto', var(--mono)",
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  "--space-lg": "1.35rem",
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  "--space-xl": "1.75rem",
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  "--space-2xl": "2.5rem",
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+ "--tap-target": "max(44px, 2.9rem)",
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+ "--tap-target-min": "max(24px, 1.6rem)",
146
+ "--safe-area-top": "env(safe-area-inset-top, 0px)",
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+ "--safe-area-right": "env(safe-area-inset-right, 0px)",
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+ "--safe-area-bottom": "env(safe-area-inset-bottom, 0px)",
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+ "--safe-area-left": "env(safe-area-inset-left, 0px)",
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  "--mono": "'JetBrains Mono', 'Fira Code', 'Cascadia Code', 'SF Mono', ui-monospace, monospace",
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  "--sans": "'Inter', 'SF Pro Text', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, 'Segoe UI', system-ui, sans-serif",
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  "--dot-font": "'Doto', 'JetBrains Mono', 'Fira Code', 'Cascadia Code', 'SF Mono', ui-monospace, monospace",
package/tokens/skins.js CHANGED
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  * A skin is NOT a second brand colour — it *re-points the one accent* (and the
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  * Tier-3 dot-matrix display knobs) to a different single hue, so the
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  * one-accent-per-scope discipline holds while the palette gains creative range
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- * *across* skins. The neutral canvas, status palette, and every component stay
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- * exactly as they are.
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+ * *across* skins. The status palette and every component stay exactly as they
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+ * are.
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+ *
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+ * Since 0.8.0 a skin ALSO re-points the neutral canvas (ADR-0001 step 4,
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+ * amended). Accent-only colorways were the original rule, and a downstream
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+ * consumer proved it surprising in the worst way: a workspace offering these
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+ * three as pickable looks found that "Amber CRT" left the surface grey, so it
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+ * hand-wrote a full amber canvas in raw hex — dark theme only, outside OKLCH,
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+ * outside the contrast gate, and with e-ink left un-tinted because nobody
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+ * noticed it was missing. Shipping the canvas here makes it governed instead.
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+ *
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+ * THE NEUTRALS ARE DERIVED, NOT PICKED. Each one keeps the core token's OKLCH
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+ * *lightness* exactly, adopts the skin accent's *hue*, and takes a small
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+ * role-scaled chroma — surfaces least, lines most, text near-neutral so it
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+ * never competes with the accent. Because WCAG contrast is a function of
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+ * relative luminance, which OKLCH L tracks closely, holding L fixed means every
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+ * gated pairing keeps essentially its core ratio: the colorway gains a canvas,
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+ * not a contrast problem. `check-contrast.mjs` audits the FULL pairing table
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+ * for any skin that moves the canvas — not just the accent subset — so that
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+ * claim is proven on every run rather than asserted here.
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  *
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  * Accents are authored in **OKLCH** (ADR-0001 step 5 — "OKLCH for new work
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  * first"): perceptually-uniform lightness makes the light/dark pair easy to
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  // bright with a warm bloom in dark theme (the classic CRT glow). The glow
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  // and a deeper --pulse breath (`--dotmatrix-pulse-min`) are the Tier-3
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  // "display expression" knobs the colorway is allowed to re-point.
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- light: { '--accent': 'oklch(52% 0.11 67deg)', '--dotmatrix-pulse-min': '0.35' },
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+ light: {
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+ '--accent': 'oklch(52% 0.11 67deg)',
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+ '--dotmatrix-pulse-min': '0.35',
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+ '--bg': 'oklch(96.66% 0.02 67deg)',
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+ '--bg-elevated': 'oklch(98.781% 0.022 67deg)',
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+ '--panel': 'oklch(100% 0.024 67deg)',
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+ '--panel-strong': 'oklch(100% 0.026 67deg)',
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+ '--panel-soft': 'oklch(94.253% 0.026 67deg)',
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+ '--line': 'oklch(88.11% 0.035 67deg)',
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+ '--line-strong': 'oklch(72.983% 0.04 67deg)',
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+ '--text': 'oklch(14.479% 0.03 67deg)',
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+ '--text-soft': 'oklch(32.825% 0.03 67deg)',
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+ '--text-dim': 'oklch(51.571% 0.028 67deg)',
75
+ },
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  dark: {
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  '--accent': 'oklch(82% 0.15 82deg)',
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  '--dotmatrix-glow': '0.4em',
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  '--dotmatrix-pulse-min': '0.3',
80
+ '--bg': 'oklch(18.22% 0.02 82deg)',
81
+ '--bg-elevated': 'oklch(20.904% 0.022 82deg)',
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+ '--panel': 'oklch(22.645% 0.024 82deg)',
83
+ '--panel-strong': 'oklch(25.196% 0.026 82deg)',
84
+ '--panel-soft': 'oklch(26.032% 0.026 82deg)',
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+ '--line': 'oklch(34.07% 0.035 82deg)',
86
+ '--line-strong': 'oklch(44.953% 0.04 82deg)',
87
+ '--text': 'oklch(92.494% 0.03 82deg)',
88
+ '--text-soft': 'oklch(83.279% 0.03 82deg)',
89
+ '--text-dim': 'oklch(70.576% 0.028 82deg)',
49
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  },
50
91
  },
51
92
  'phosphor-green': {
52
93
  label: 'Phosphor Green',
53
94
  // P1-phosphor green. Same light=dark-ink / dark=bright-glow split, with the
54
95
  // same deeper phosphor breath as Amber CRT.
55
- light: { '--accent': 'oklch(52% 0.13 150deg)', '--dotmatrix-pulse-min': '0.35' },
96
+ light: {
97
+ '--accent': 'oklch(52% 0.13 150deg)',
98
+ '--dotmatrix-pulse-min': '0.35',
99
+ '--bg': 'oklch(96.66% 0.02 150deg)',
100
+ '--bg-elevated': 'oklch(98.781% 0.022 150deg)',
101
+ '--panel': 'oklch(100% 0.024 150deg)',
102
+ '--panel-strong': 'oklch(100% 0.026 150deg)',
103
+ '--panel-soft': 'oklch(94.253% 0.026 150deg)',
104
+ '--line': 'oklch(88.11% 0.035 150deg)',
105
+ '--line-strong': 'oklch(72.983% 0.04 150deg)',
106
+ '--text': 'oklch(14.479% 0.03 150deg)',
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+ '--text-soft': 'oklch(32.825% 0.03 150deg)',
108
+ '--text-dim': 'oklch(51.571% 0.028 150deg)',
109
+ },
56
110
  dark: {
57
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  '--accent': 'oklch(84% 0.19 150deg)',
58
112
  '--dotmatrix-glow': '0.4em',
59
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  '--dotmatrix-pulse-min': '0.3',
114
+ '--bg': 'oklch(18.22% 0.02 150deg)',
115
+ '--bg-elevated': 'oklch(20.904% 0.022 150deg)',
116
+ '--panel': 'oklch(22.645% 0.024 150deg)',
117
+ '--panel-strong': 'oklch(25.196% 0.026 150deg)',
118
+ '--panel-soft': 'oklch(26.032% 0.026 150deg)',
119
+ '--line': 'oklch(34.07% 0.035 150deg)',
120
+ '--line-strong': 'oklch(44.953% 0.04 150deg)',
121
+ '--text': 'oklch(92.494% 0.03 150deg)',
122
+ '--text-soft': 'oklch(83.279% 0.03 150deg)',
123
+ '--text-dim': 'oklch(70.576% 0.028 150deg)',
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  },
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125
  },
62
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  'e-ink': {
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64
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  // The opposite move: drop the hue almost entirely → a near-monochrome
65
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  // ink/paper accent, no glow. The most restrained look in the set — and the
66
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  // --reveal scan snaps on instantly (`--dotmatrix-reveal-step: 0ms`), since
67
- // e-ink panels don't sweep, they flip.
68
- light: { '--accent': 'oklch(34% 0.012 250deg)', '--dotmatrix-reveal-step': '0ms' },
69
- dark: { '--accent': 'oklch(84% 0.008 250deg)', '--dotmatrix-reveal-step': '0ms' },
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+ // e-ink panels don't sweep, they flip. Its canvas takes a QUARTER of the
132
+ // chroma the other two do, for the same reason: near-monochrome is the
133
+ // whole point, so the tint should be felt rather than seen.
134
+ light: {
135
+ '--accent': 'oklch(34% 0.012 250deg)',
136
+ '--dotmatrix-reveal-step': '0ms',
137
+ '--bg': 'oklch(96.66% 0.005 250deg)',
138
+ '--bg-elevated': 'oklch(98.781% 0.006 250deg)',
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+ '--panel': 'oklch(100% 0.006 250deg)',
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+ '--panel-strong': 'oklch(100% 0.007 250deg)',
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+ '--panel-soft': 'oklch(94.253% 0.007 250deg)',
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+ '--line': 'oklch(88.11% 0.009 250deg)',
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+ '--line-strong': 'oklch(72.983% 0.01 250deg)',
144
+ '--text': 'oklch(14.479% 0.008 250deg)',
145
+ '--text-soft': 'oklch(32.825% 0.008 250deg)',
146
+ '--text-dim': 'oklch(51.571% 0.007 250deg)',
147
+ },
148
+ dark: {
149
+ '--accent': 'oklch(84% 0.008 250deg)',
150
+ '--dotmatrix-reveal-step': '0ms',
151
+ '--bg': 'oklch(18.22% 0.005 250deg)',
152
+ '--bg-elevated': 'oklch(20.904% 0.006 250deg)',
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+ '--panel': 'oklch(22.645% 0.006 250deg)',
154
+ '--panel-strong': 'oklch(25.196% 0.007 250deg)',
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+ '--panel-soft': 'oklch(26.032% 0.007 250deg)',
156
+ '--line': 'oklch(34.07% 0.009 250deg)',
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+ '--line-strong': 'oklch(44.953% 0.01 250deg)',
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+ '--text': 'oklch(92.494% 0.008 250deg)',
159
+ '--text-soft': 'oklch(83.279% 0.008 250deg)',
160
+ '--text-dim': 'oklch(70.576% 0.007 250deg)',
161
+ },
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  },
71
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  };
72
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165
+ /** The canvas tokens a colorway may re-point (ADR-0001 step 4, amended). Status
166
+ * colours are deliberately NOT here: a warning must look like a warning in
167
+ * every skin. The gates read this — check-skins allows these keys, and
168
+ * gen-contrast widens a skin's audit to the full pairing table when any of
169
+ * them is set. */
170
+ export const SKIN_CANVAS_TOKENS = Object.freeze([
171
+ '--bg',
172
+ '--bg-elevated',
173
+ '--panel',
174
+ '--panel-strong',
175
+ '--panel-soft',
176
+ '--line',
177
+ '--line-strong',
178
+ '--text',
179
+ '--text-soft',
180
+ '--text-dim',
181
+ ]);
182
+
73
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  /** Skin names, frozen + sorted. */
74
184
  export const SKIN_NAMES = Object.freeze(Object.keys(skins).sort());
75
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@@ -10,7 +10,13 @@
10
10
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11
11
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12
12
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13
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13
+ "--shadow-raised",
14
+ "--tap-target",
15
+ "--tap-target-min",
16
+ "--safe-area-top",
17
+ "--safe-area-right",
18
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19
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14
20
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15
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16
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