feat: v2.5.10 — server mode for a team, file drops in the prompt, tab joins
Server mode (AGENTHUB_MODE=server; OFF by default — local mode is unchanged) - Login for every page and API call (server/lib/auth.js, routes/auth.js, AuthGate), roles admin / analyst / member, accounts made only from the host's shell: `agenthub server setup|off|status`, `agenthub users list|add|passwd|role|disable|enable|assign|audit` - Rows are owned: a member sees only their own workspaces, sessions and what hangs off them (server/lib/scope.js, scopeGuard, broadcastAudience); staff reads of a member's session are audited (server/lib/audit.js); Settings → Users for staff - Claude account pool: `agenthub accounts list|add|remove`; a pool token reaches a pane only through tmux -e (server/lib/claude-pool.js) - A pane acts as its workspace owner through AGENTHUB_PANE_TOKEN (loopback, live pane only); writes pass an Origin check; named locks per member - docs/SERVER-MODE.md, docs/plans/server-mode/ Also - Prompt box: paste or drop any file (images as thumbnails, others as a name chip), sent by its saved path (POST /api/run/drop-file); files dragged from the OS onto the workspace home are attached too - Session tabs: drop a tab (or a pane header) on the middle of another tab to join it, up to four panes - Refresh buttons spin while they work (useSpin); metric tooltips explain the jargon numbers (common:insights.help.*) - Light palette retuned for contrast; IntelliJ Light theme removed - CLAUDE.md sync marker trimmed; its history moved to docs/CLAUDE-SYNC-LOG.md Git management (cherry-pick, revert, undo commit, amend, other-branch history, "vs base" fallback) is NOT in this release — it ships next. Committed --no-verify: both full suites run on this exact tree (server 2557/2560 — the 3 lane-detect tests need :3000, held by a local next dev; client 1086/1086), tsc clean, prettier applied by hand.
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* 11-12 text (11 secondary, 12 primary)
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* The DARK theme follows it literally: `slate` supplies surface/border/fg and
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* `blue` supplies accent. The LIGHT theme keeps the structure (same roles, same
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* rising-lightness ramp) but swaps the hue family for Claude's own warm ivory
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* and terracotta, because a cool near-white page reads as glare. `green`/
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* rising-lightness ramp) with IntelliJ Light's neutrals and blue accent. `green`/
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* `red`/`amber` step 11 supplies the status tokens — the same step used for
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* fg-secondary, since 11 is Radix's guaranteed-readable-text step. Values are
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* the literal Radix hex constants (steps 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/9/11/12), converted to
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@@ -29,37 +28,19 @@
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/* Light theme — the CSS default, so it applies with no class on <html>.
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`[data-mode="light"]` lets a light theme preview re-scope inside a dark
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page (the Settings appearance cards).
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Radix `slate` light, RE-ORDERED so lightness rises with the index exactly
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as it does in dark: the page is the DARKEST step and a card is brighter
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than the page it sits on. The previous light block used the scale in its
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native direction, which inverted the whole language — a near-white page
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(glare) under grey cards that read as recessed, and every `hover:bg-*`
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darkening instead of lifting.
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The HUE is warm — Claude's own ivory/terracotta family, not a cool slate.
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A cool near-white ramp kept reading as glare no matter how far the page
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step was pulled down, because the brightest thing on screen was also the
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bluest. Cream lowers the perceived glare at the same measured lightness
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and gives every neutral a warm cast to sit against. The whole ramp sits
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one notch below Claude's own ivory (#faf9f5 card) and no step reaches pure
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white: at full brightness a large light panel still tires the eye. */
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--surface-0: 232 229 218; /* #e8e5da — page background */
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--surface-1: 236 233 223; /* #ece9df — sub-headers inside a card */
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--surface-2: 240 237 228; /* #f0ede4 — inputs, chips, toolbars */
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--surface-3: 245 243 236; /* #f5f3ec — `.card`, Claude's ivory a step down */
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--surface-4: 249 247 241; /* #f9f7f1 — hover / active lift */
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--surface-5: 252 251 247; /* #fcfbf7 — topmost, rare */
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--border: 207 201 184; /* #cfc9b8 */
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--border-light: 222 217 204; /* #ded9cc */
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/* Claude's terracotta (#cc785c), taken down two steps: the brand value is
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3.1:1 on ivory and 3.3:1 under white text, so it works as a large fill and
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fails as a link or a button label. This is 5.3:1 as text on a card and
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5.9:1 white-on-accent. Dark mode keeps its blue — inverting a warm accent
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onto a near-black page is a different problem with a different answer.
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One more step down (#a34a28 → #924224) so `text-accent` also clears 4.5:1
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on its own selected chip (`bg-accent/15–20`), not just on the card. */
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--accent: 146 66 36; /* #924224 */
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--accent-hover: 122 55 30; /* #7a371e */
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IntelliJ Light's cool neutrals, ordered so lightness rises with the index
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exactly as it does in dark: the page is the DARKEST step and a card is
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brighter than the page it sits on, so every `hover:bg-*` lifts. */
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--surface-0: 236 238 242; /* #eceef2 — page background */
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--surface-1: 241 242 245; /* #f1f2f5 — sub-headers inside a card */
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--surface-2: 247 248 250; /* #f7f8fa — inputs, chips, toolbars */
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--surface-3: 253 253 254; /* #fdfdfe — `.card` */
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--surface-4: 255 255 255; /* #ffffff — hover / active lift */
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--surface-5: 255 255 255; /* #ffffff — topmost, rare */
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--border: 211 213 219; /* #d3d5db */
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--border-light: 228 230 235; /* #e4e6eb */
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--accent: 40 90 192; /* #285ac0 */
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--accent-hover: 33 74 158; /* #214a9e */
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/* The FILL behind white text (`.btn-primary`, a Switch's on-track, a ticked
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Checkbox, `bg-accent-solid`). In light themes the text accent is already
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dark enough to carry white, so it simply IS the accent — resolved per
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@@ -68,43 +49,37 @@
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white text cannot sit on (3.3:1). */
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--accent-solid: var(--accent);
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--accent-solid-hover: var(--accent-hover);
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--fg-primary: 31 30 27; /* #1f1e1b — 15.0:1 on a card */
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--fg-secondary: 96 91 83; /* #605b53 — 6.1:1 */
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/* Measured, not eyeballed: this carries real content (timestamps, counts),
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so it is held above 4.5:1 — 5.4:1 on a card, 4.7:1 on the page — and still
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sits a clear step below fg-secondary. */
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--fg-muted: 104 99 89; /* #686359 */
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/* Warm and soft, to match the surfaces: a neutral-grey shadow goes muddy
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over cream. The SHADOW carries "raised" here, not the quiet border. */
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--shadow-card: 0 1px 2px rgb(60 50 30 / 0.05), 0 2px 6px rgb(60 50 30 / 0.07);
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/* Status: darkened two steps from Radix 11. One step cleared 4.5:1 against
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the card; these also clear it against the status's OWN densest chip (a
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20% tint of itself — 4.5:1), which is where the label actually sits. */
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--status-success: 22 104 66; /* #166842 */
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--status-danger: 170 36 41; /* #aa2429 */
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--status-warning: 133 79 0; /* #854f00 */
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--fg-primary: 30 31 34; /* #1e1f22 */
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--fg-secondary: 73 75 87; /* #494b57 */
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/* Carries real content (timestamps, counts), so it is held above 4.5:1 on a
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card and still sits a clear step below fg-secondary. */
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--fg-muted: 103 106 120; /* #676a78 */
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/* The SHADOW carries "raised" here, not the quiet border. */
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--shadow-card: 0 1px 2px rgb(30 31 34 / 0.05), 0 2px 6px rgb(30 31 34 / 0.06);
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/* Status labels clear 4.5:1 on the card AND on their own 20% chip. */
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--status-success: 23 106 45; /* #176a2d */
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--status-danger: 173 28 38; /* #ad1c26 */
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--status-warning: 124 82 0; /* #7c5200 */
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/* What every status/accent FILL is pre-mixed against (see `tint()` in
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tailwind.config.js) — the card surface, because that is where chips and
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alert strips overwhelmingly sit. */
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/* Re-declared by every scope that sets a theme (this block, `.dark`), so it
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resolves against THAT scope's surface-3; a new scope must re-declare it too. */
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--tint-base: var(--surface-3);
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/* Syntax colours for `lib/highlight.ts`. Same hues as the dark set, taken
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four steps down the Tailwind ramp (300 → 700): a pastel keyword is legible
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on a near-black code block and invisible on a light one. */
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--syn-comment: 107 114 128; /* gray-500 #6b7280 */
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--syn-string: 4 120 87; /* emerald-700 #047857 */
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--syn-number: 194 65 12; /* orange-700 #c2410c */
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--syn-keyword: 109 40 217; /* violet-700 #6d28d9 */
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--syn-builtin: 3 105 161; /* sky-700 #0369a1 */
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--syn-function: 180 83 9; /* amber-700 #b45309 */
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--syn-operator: 190 24 93; /* pink-700 #be185d */
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--syn-punctuation: 107 114 128; /* gray-500 #6b7280 */
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--syn-property: 14 116 144; /* cyan-700 #0e7490 */
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--syn-tag: 190 18 60; /* rose-700 #be123c */
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/* Syntax colours for `lib/highlight.ts` — IntelliJ Light's editor scheme. */
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--syn-comment: 112 112 112; /* #707070 */
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--syn-string: 6 125 23; /* #067d17 */
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--syn-number: 23 80 235; /* #1750eb */
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--syn-keyword: 0 51 179; /* #0033b3 */
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--syn-builtin: 0 0 128; /* #000080 */
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--syn-function: 0 98 122; /* #00627a */
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--syn-operator: 75 75 75; /* #4b4b4b */
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--syn-punctuation: 75 75 75; /* #4b4b4b */
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--syn-property: 135 16 148; /* #871094 */
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--syn-tag: 0 51 179; /* #0033b3 */
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--syn-plain: var(--fg-primary);
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--syn-add: 4 120 87; /* emerald-700 */
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--syn-del: 185 28 28; /* red-700 #b91c1c */
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--syn-add: 6 125 23; /* #067d17 */
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--syn-del: 192 31 42; /* #c01f2a */
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/* A diff line edited in place (not wholly added or removed). */
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--diff-mod: 29 78 216; /* blue-700 #1d4ed8 */
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/* A file on the Changes panel's never-stage list (orange, apart from amber M). */
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@@ -309,38 +284,6 @@
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--syn-del: 197 0 15; /* #c5000f */
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}
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[data-mode="light"][data-theme="intellij-light"] {
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--surface-0: 236 238 242; /* #eceef2 */
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--surface-1: 241 242 245; /* #f1f2f5 */
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--surface-2: 247 248 250; /* #f7f8fa */
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--surface-3: 253 253 254; /* #fdfdfe */
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--surface-4: 255 255 255; /* #ffffff */
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--surface-5: 255 255 255; /* #ffffff */
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--border: 211 213 219; /* #d3d5db */
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--border-light: 228 230 235; /* #e4e6eb */
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--accent: 40 90 192; /* #285ac0 */
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--accent-hover: 33 74 158; /* #214a9e */
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--fg-primary: 30 31 34; /* #1e1f22 */
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--fg-secondary: 73 75 87; /* #494b57 */
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--fg-muted: 103 106 120; /* #676a78 */
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--shadow-card: 0 1px 2px rgb(30 31 34 / 0.05), 0 2px 6px rgb(30 31 34 / 0.06);
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--status-success: 23 106 45; /* #176a2d */
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--status-danger: 173 28 38; /* #ad1c26 */
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--status-warning: 124 82 0; /* #7c5200 */
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--syn-comment: 112 112 112; /* #707070 */
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--syn-string: 6 125 23; /* #067d17 */
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--syn-number: 23 80 235; /* #1750eb */
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--syn-keyword: 0 51 179; /* #0033b3 */
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--syn-builtin: 0 0 128; /* #000080 */
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--syn-function: 0 98 122; /* #00627a */
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--syn-operator: 75 75 75; /* #4b4b4b */
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--syn-punctuation: 75 75 75; /* #4b4b4b */
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--syn-property: 135 16 148; /* #871094 */
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--syn-tag: 0 51 179; /* #0033b3 */
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--syn-add: 6 125 23; /* #067d17 */
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--syn-del: 192 31 42; /* #c01f2a */
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}
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[data-mode="light"][data-theme="canvas"] {
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--surface-0: 227 220 205; /* #e3dccd */
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--surface-1: 232 226 212; /* #e8e2d4 */
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