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Both themes used bg_terminal, on the assumption the name meant "the terminal's background". It does not -- the shared Theme struct documents it as "For terminal output blocks (currently unused, using bg_dark instead)". The surface grok actually paints is bg_base, so GrokDay was rendering brighter than grok itself (#f5f5f5 vs #eeeeee) and GrokNight darker (#0a0a0a vs #141414). GrokDay's color15 moves from bg_storm to bg (#f5f5f5): bg_storm is now the background, so bright white would have been invisible against it. Audited every slot in both files against the source palettes: each value maps to a named palette color, no text color is under 3:1 on its background, and cursor and selection overlays clear 4.5:1. |
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| private_tests | ||
| theme-modes | ||
| themes | ||
| kitty.app.icns | ||
| kitty.conf | ||
| private_current-theme.conf | ||
| private_executable_apply-theme-mode.sh | ||
| private_executable_repair-auto-themes.sh | ||
| symlink_theme.conf.tmpl | ||
| tab_bar.py | ||