| commit 48884c0e21f472955ff9f726aa16b41c1b11aad3 parent ee2330fa699f09ba969f3e21e6b5e75aac5395bb Author: sqzer <110329244+sqzer-x@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:15:57 +0900 Two colour steps in the rail that pointed the wrong way Both were mine, both from picking a token by name instead of by luminance. The tick's hover feedback did nothing. --rule-3 to --ink-4 is 1.78:1 to 1.72:1 in light — fainter, not brighter — and 1.76:1 to 1.77:1 in dark, which is nothing at all. The two tokens sit at almost the same luminance in both themes and there is no rung between the resting hairline and the ink the read sections use. So the tick no longer responds to hover: four names appearing at once is already an unmistakable answer, and when there is no room for a device you remove it rather than shrink it. The labels were --ink-3 at 0.72rem, which is 4.23:1 in light — under AA for 13.7px text — and hovering one turned it accent at 2.12:1, so touching a name made it harder to read. That is the second place in this component where the accent was doing the opposite of its job. Labels rest at --ink-2 and go to --ink on hover; the current one is still --ink, and what separates it from a hovered one is not colour but the tick, which is the only partially filled bar in the column. The rail now contains no accent at all. Diffstat:
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