/* ============================================================================ brand.css - the one place every brand LENGTH, SHADOW and MOTION value is declared, and the roles they answer to. DECLARATION ONLY. No selector but :root, no property but a custom property, no rule any element matches. TASK 04 MOVED THE CLIENT SHEET ONTO IT. app/static/client.css no longer declares a colour, a family or a fixed box, and no longer writes a hex, an rgb() or an hsl() anywhere outside the constitution's closed exception list. Every one of its 115 border-radius declarations reads a role token. TASK 05 MOVED THE OPERATOR SHEET TOO (2026-08-24, 153 literals). dash.css no longer declares the palette: what is left there is four shadow tokens (--edge, --drop-s, --drop-m, --drop-l) whose colour lives inside the shadow value, and --bar-h. Both are disclosed below rather than hidden. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- RECOUNTED 2026-08-23. THE LADDERS BELOW ARE NO LONGER PRELIMINARY. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The first baseline measured ten of its thirteen viewports through DESKTOP media queries: in Chromium, page.screenshot(full_page=true) permanently disables touch emulation on the page (`pointer: coarse` turns false and does not come back, even across a navigation), and the probe shot each frame BEFORE it measured. The probe was repaired - frame last, one page per surface, and a guard that emits `probe-failed` instead of numbers when a touch device reads `pointer: coarse` false - and the whole matrix was re-shot on the final tree. WHAT THE RECOUNT FOUND: nothing on this file moves. Across all seven axes, ZERO values appeared that the broken baseline had not already seen, and no rung changed tier. deck and workspace counts are identical to the digit. The only counts that moved are on the client FOLDER, and every one of them is the first-visit welcome overlay being armed in one run and not the other - a transient state, not a media query. The reason the pointer branch could not hide a rung is mechanical, and it is not "only one rule": those six blocks carry TWENTY-TWO declarations on a measured axis. Seventeen sit on :hover selectors, and the probe reads the RESTING state, so it never renders them at all; the other five are `border-radius: inherit` on ::after pseudo-elements, which the probe does not walk and which restate their owner's value rather than introducing one. Neither group can contribute a value to a ladder. Everything else those blocks set is min-width, min-height, position, inset, content, transform, stroke, opacity - not on any axis this file declares. Constitution, section 1b. WHERE THE NUMBERS COME FROM. .autopilot/2026-08-23-brand-consistency-polish/ records/baseline-values--2026-08-23T14-27-09Z.json, generated_at 2026-08-23T14:27:09+00:00 - the first generation shot with the repaired probe, zero `probe-failed` of the pointer kind, thirteen viewports on every surface. It reproduces the 13:19:49 generation byte for byte outside its own timestamp, so two independent runs agree. Measured off the three ACCEPTED surfaces (client deck, client folder, operator workspace) by tests/browser/surface_probe.py. The rule that turned counts into rungs and every exclusion are in docs/[C] BRAND - clients.dmitrysocial.com (LOCKED).md. WHY THE SHAPE IS "ONE PRIMITIVE, MANY ROLES". A ratified gate, tests/browser/test_deck_ui_contract.py::test_t14_no_two_tokens_hold_the_same_value, fails the build when one literal has two homes, and blesses the opposite in its own words: a token written as var(--other) "names a meaning and has exactly one home". So each length lives once, as --px-N, and every role reads it. THE FOUR MISSING SPINE STEPS ARE BACK. 9px, 12px, 22px and 28px used to be held by client.css (--dock-inset, --radius, --pill-h-sm, --pill-h), so a literal here would have failed t14 and an alias would not have resolved on the six templates that load dash.css instead. Task 04 moved the literals, so the spine carries them and every role reads the spine rather than a pill height: --fs-display-floor is var(--px-28), NOT var(--pill-h), because editing one pill must never move a ratified DISPLAY_FLOOR. Restored with the move: --px-9 --px-12 --px-22 --px-28 · --fs-c-12 --fs-c-22 --fs-c-28 --fs-g-9 --fs-display-floor · --sp-9 --sp-12 --sp-22 --sp-28 · --r-9. ONE NAME STAYED BEHIND ON PURPOSE: --radius. client.css declares it as var(--px-12), so the literal has one home here and the name keeps its address there. --r-card reads var(--radius) and therefore does NOT resolve inside this file - that crossing is the tested behaviour of the gate (tests/test_brand_contract.py: a var chain that leaves the sheet is answered by the page), and collapsing it would delete the only case that proves the gate can answer one. KNOWN SECOND HOME, DISCLOSED: --px-56 holds 56px, and dash.css holds the same literal in --bar-h. It resolves everywhere, so it is not the failure above, but it is one literal with two homes on the six operator templates. --bar-h cannot be aliased (E5), so task 05 deliberately left it where it is; this disclosure is the standing answer, not a note waiting on a task. WHAT IS DELIBERATELY ABSENT, PERMANENTLY. --bar-h and --ease-out. client.css reads both and declares neither, so on the deck --bar-h falls back to the 64px/88px at each call site and --ease-out is invalid inside client.css:502, which voids .cover-start's whole transition. Declaring either would MOVE the deck. --cal-top-h and --line-2 were in this list for the same reason and are no longer read by any sheet at all, so they have left it. Still absent on purpose: the runtime names JavaScript writes onto elements: --vp-h, --vp-lvh, --vv-offset, --wl-total, --photo, --solid, --sat, --lb-col. COLOUR, THE FAMILIES AND THE FIXED BOXES ARE HERE NOW, at the foot of the file. They were moved out of client.css rather than copied, for the same gate: a second declaration is the defect t14 exists to catch. 167 distinct colours went in and 167 came out - nothing was rounded, merged or shifted, and the screen diff against the pre-change baseline is the receipt. Constitution, sections 3, 10 and 11. ============================================================================ */ :root { /* --- THE LENGTH SPINE ------------------------------------------------- Every length the accepted surfaces render, each with exactly one home, each resolving on all nine templates. Roles below read these; nothing else declares a length literal. The four steps client.css used to hold are here now - see the header, and the line that marks them below. */ --px-1: 1px; --px-2: 2px; --px-3: 3px; --px-4: 4px; --px-5: 5px; --px-6: 6px; --px-7: 7px; --px-8: 8px; /* the four steps that were held by client.css until task 04 moved them */ --px-9: 9px; --px-12: 12px; --px-22: 22px; --px-28: 28px; --px-13-5: 13.5px; --px-19: 19px; --px-9-5: 9.5px; --px-10: 10px; --px-10-5: 10.5px; --px-11: 11px; --px-11-5: 11.5px; --px-12-5: 12.5px; --px-13: 13px; --px-14: 14px; --px-14-5: 14.5px; --px-15: 15px; --px-15-5: 15.5px; --px-16: 16px; --px-17: 17px; --px-18: 18px; --px-19-2: 19.2px; --px-20: 20px; --px-21: 21px; --px-23: 23px; --px-24: 24px; --px-30: 30px; --px-32: 32px; --px-33: 33px; --px-34: 34px; --px-36: 36px; --px-40: 40px; --px-44: 44px; --px-46: 46px; --px-48: 48px; --px-54: 54px; --px-56: 56px; --px-60: 60px; --px-64: 64px; --px-68: 68px; --px-72: 72px; --px-80: 80px; --px-84: 84px; --px-92: 92px; --px-96: 96px; --px-98: 98px; --px-116: 116px; --px-120: 120px; --px-128: 128px; --px-999: 999px; /* --- TYPE: TWO TIERS, ONE PER SIDE ----------------------------------- Dmitry, 2026-08-23, verbatim: "Two tiers, one per side." The client surfaces run a strict canonical ladder of whole pixels; the operator surfaces get a tier of their own, half pixels included. The tier is in the NAME so a gate can tell them apart by prefix instead of by a list of numbers it has to keep in sync. --fs-c-* client canonical --fs-op-* operator --fs-g-* glyph micro --fs-one-* frozen singleton --fs-d-* display CLIENT CANONICAL. Rungs 10 11 12 13 15 16 18 22 28; 12, 22 and 28 have no token yet (header). */ --fs-c-10: var(--px-10); --fs-c-11: var(--px-11); --fs-c-13: var(--px-13); --fs-c-12: var(--px-12); --fs-c-22: var(--px-22); --fs-c-28: var(--px-28); --fs-c-15: var(--px-15); --fs-c-16: var(--px-16); --fs-c-18: var(--px-18); /* OPERATOR. Its own tier, ratified by Dmitry, not a set of pending shifts. Five half pixels and five whole ones the canon does not carry. Nothing moves: an accepted surface is frozen, and the two sides answer to different priorities. */ --fs-op-9-5: var(--px-9-5); --fs-op-10-5: var(--px-10-5); --fs-op-11-5: var(--px-11-5); --fs-op-12-5: var(--px-12-5); --fs-op-14: var(--px-14); --fs-op-14-5: var(--px-14-5); --fs-op-17: var(--px-17); --fs-op-20: var(--px-20); --fs-op-21: var(--px-21); --fs-op-23: var(--px-23); /* THE RUNGS THE OPERATOR TIER SHARES WITH THE CLIENT LADDER (task 05's work order, 2026-08-24). Nine of the operator side's sizes are numerically the same as a client rung, and the gate reads the tier off the PREFIX, so without an --fs-op- name they read as "a rung of the client tier; this document answers to dash.css" - 66 nodes at 13px on the dashboard alone. Written as var(--fs-c-N) rather than as a literal, which is the form t14 blesses in its own words: a token written as var(--other) "names a meaning and has exactly one home". Nothing moves; declaring a rung is what Dmitry chose over shifting a number ("Two tiers, one per side", and on 28/30 specifically: "Two new rungs, nothing moves"). */ --fs-op-10: var(--fs-c-10); --fs-op-11: var(--fs-c-11); --fs-op-12: var(--fs-c-12); --fs-op-13: var(--fs-c-13); --fs-op-15: var(--fs-c-15); --fs-op-18: var(--fs-c-18); --fs-op-22: var(--fs-c-22); --fs-op-28: var(--fs-c-28); --fs-op-30: var(--fs-d-30); /* two the client ladder does not carry at all: the brand lab's own chrome */ --fs-op-13-5: var(--px-13-5); --fs-op-19: var(--px-19); /* GLYPH MICRO. Rungs 7 8 9, all three declared. Below the canon's 10px floor deliberately: these are glyphs, not text. They are recognised by shape and never read, so pulling them to 10px would change an icon's geometry to satisfy a ladder that does not govern it. Craft ruling. */ --fs-g-7: var(--px-7); --fs-g-8: var(--px-8); --fs-g-9: var(--px-9); /* FROZEN SINGLETONS. Two sizes that belong to no tier, declared as measured, without a shift. Both sit on accepted surfaces, and accepted is frozen; picking 15 over 16 by eye is exactly the freelancing the derivation rule forbids. Craft ruling. */ --fs-one-15-5: var(--px-15-5); --fs-one-19-2: var(--px-19-2); /* --- TYPE, DISPLAY TIER (above 28px) ---------------------------------- Above the floor the deck sizes type with clamp(min, Nvw, max), so what renders between the ends is an interpolation of the viewport and cannot be a token. The ladder governs the declared ENDS. The floor is 28px, the ratified DISPLAY_FLOOR of tests/browser/test_deck_ui_contract.py, and it does have a home here: --fs-display-floor below, beside --fs-op-28. --fs-d-32 renders nowhere on the three accepted surfaces and stays reserved on purpose: deleting a rung nobody is standing on is how it gets re-invented. Craft ruling. */ --fs-d-30: var(--px-30); --fs-d-32: var(--px-32); --fs-d-34: var(--px-34); --fs-d-36: var(--px-36); --fs-d-40: var(--px-40); --fs-d-44: var(--px-44); --fs-d-54: var(--px-54); --fs-d-56: var(--px-56); --fs-d-60: var(--px-60); --fs-d-64: var(--px-64); --fs-d-68: var(--px-68); --fs-d-116: var(--px-116); --fs-d-128: var(--px-128); /* the ratified DISPLAY_FLOOR of tests/browser/test_deck_ui_contract.py. It reads the spine, never --pill-h: a coincidence of numbers is not a shared meaning, and one pill must not be able to move the floor. */ --fs-display-floor: var(--px-28); /* --- RADIUS, BY ROLE -------------------------------------------------- One value per role. The role names are what make "one radius per role" checkable at all. --r-card reads --radius because a radius reading a radius is the same decision, not a coincidence of numbers, and --radius is declared in BOTH sheets so it resolves everywhere. */ --r-none: 0; --r-hair: var(--px-4); /* the smallest real corner: keys, mini bars, marks */ --r-chip: var(--px-8); /* small enclosed labels, inner wells */ --r-card: var(--radius); /* THE house radius: cards, tiles, inputs, buttons */ --r-panel: var(--px-16); /* a panel that holds cards */ --r-sheet: var(--px-20); /* a full sheet, a media plate */ --r-pill: var(--px-999); /* a capsule: pills, chips, segmented controls */ --r-circle: 50%; /* geometric, not a length: dots, avatars */ /* Radii the measurement added on top of that ladder. Each line is what was measured, not what is proposed. The 9px rung is --r-9 below, declared when dash.css was migrated; it is the one the operator sheet leans on hardest. */ --r-1: var(--px-1); /* deck + folder, 26x - the 1px hairline rule */ --r-3: var(--px-3); /* workspace, 10x */ --r-6: var(--px-6); /* workspace, 43x */ --r-7: var(--px-7); /* workspace, 43x */ --r-9: var(--px-9); /* workspace, 79x */ --r-10: var(--px-10); /* workspace, 71x */ --r-11: var(--px-11); /* workspace, 6x */ --r-14: var(--px-14); /* workspace, 25x */ /* --- BORDER WIDTH ----------------------------------------------------- Two rungs. deck 4633 + folder 169 + workspace 1455 for the hairline; deck 351 and nowhere else for the thick one. */ --bw-hair: var(--px-1); --bw-thick: var(--px-2); /* --- SPACING ---------------------------------------------------------- What the accepted surfaces actually paint. This file records that; it does not tidy it into a grid nobody ratified. Rungs 9, 12, 22 and 28 arrived with task 04 and sit on the third line below; 12 is the busiest rung on the axis. */ --sp-1: var(--px-1); --sp-2: var(--px-2); --sp-3: var(--px-3); --sp-4: var(--px-4); --sp-5: var(--px-5); --sp-6: var(--px-6); --sp-7: var(--px-7); --sp-8: var(--px-8); --sp-9: var(--px-9); --sp-12: var(--px-12); --sp-22: var(--px-22); --sp-28: var(--px-28); --sp-10: var(--px-10); --sp-11: var(--px-11); --sp-13: var(--px-13); --sp-14: var(--px-14); --sp-15: var(--px-15); --sp-16: var(--px-16); --sp-18: var(--px-18); --sp-20: var(--px-20); --sp-24: var(--px-24); --sp-30: var(--px-30); --sp-32: var(--px-32); --sp-33: var(--px-33); --sp-34: var(--px-34); --sp-36: var(--px-36); --sp-40: var(--px-40); --sp-46: var(--px-46); --sp-48: var(--px-48); --sp-54: var(--px-54); --sp-56: var(--px-56); --sp-60: var(--px-60); --sp-64: var(--px-64); --sp-72: var(--px-72); --sp-80: var(--px-80); --sp-84: var(--px-84); --sp-92: var(--px-92); --sp-96: var(--px-96); --sp-98: var(--px-98); --sp-120: var(--px-120); /* --- MOTION: CURVES --------------------------------------------------- Seven, all measured, named for what they do. Note the absent --ease-out. A shorthand that lists several curves was split on top-level commas only, so cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1) counts once and its inner commas are not separators; each listed curve was counted separately. */ --ease-standard: ease; /* 2304x */ --ease-expo: cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1); /* 273x, deck reveals */ --ease-glide: cubic-bezier(0.23, 1, 0.32, 1); /* 253x, the house ease */ --ease-linear: linear; /* 88x, ambient drift only */ --ease-settle: cubic-bezier(0.2, 0.7, 0.2, 1); /* folder head arrival */ --ease-inout: ease-in-out; /* 26x */ --ease-cubic: cubic-bezier(0.33, 1, 0.68, 1); /* 13x, the cover scrim */ /* --- MOTION: DURATIONS ------------------------------------------------ THE SUFFIX IS MILLISECONDS ON EVERY TOKEN OF THIS AXIS, including the ambient ones: --dur-drift-9000 is nine seconds. One axis, one unit in the name. Multi-value shorthands were split on top-level commas, same rule as the curves. 0.15s is the interaction default (1415x). STATE-DEPENDENT, AND KEPT ANYWAY: --dur-500, --dur-550 and --ease-settle are carried by the folder's first-visit welcome overlay, which arms only when localStorage says the last entrance was over twelve hours ago. They measure 26 / 26 / 52 with it armed and 0 without. They stay rungs on the precedent the constitution already set for --drop-l in section 9: a value with a NAME in the sheet is a decision that was made, and the count only says how often the state occurs. Same for --edge-selected, which needs a selected canvas tile to render at all. 0.9s IS A RUNG, and it is Dmitry's ruling, not a derivation. It is the coming-soon page's background-video fade. Task 04 SHIFTED it to 0.7s on 2026-08-23, reasoning that a value further than 50ms from every rung had to move to the nearest one; that ruling is superseded. Dmitry, 2026-08-24, verbatim: "Вернуть 0.9с и объявить ступень". Same shape as 28px and 30px on the type axis (section 4.0): far from every rung means it IS a rung. */ --dur-100: 0.1s; --dur-120: 0.12s; --dur-140: 0.14s; --dur-150: 0.15s; --dur-160: 0.16s; --dur-180: 0.18s; --dur-200: 0.2s; --dur-250: 0.25s; --dur-280: 0.28s; --dur-340: 0.34s; --dur-350: 0.35s; --dur-450: 0.45s; --dur-460: 0.46s; --dur-500: 0.5s; --dur-550: 0.55s; --dur-600: 0.6s; --dur-700: 0.7s; --dur-900: 0.9s; --dur-1200: 1.2s; --dur-1900: 1.9s; --dur-2800: 2.8s; /* ambient: never ends, must never read as feedback */ --dur-drift-9000: 9s; --dur-drift-70000: 70s; --dur-drift-88000: 88s; --dur-drift-190000: 190s; --dur-drift-230000: 230s; --dur-drift-260000: 260s; /* --- SHADOW ----------------------------------------------------------- The nine the client surfaces paint, plus the selected-tile edge. A stack of two is a composition of these, never an eleventh value. The operator lift set (--edge, --drop-s, --drop-m, --drop-l) already has its home in dash.css and is NOT restated here. */ --shadow-media: 0 34px 80px -28px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.72); --shadow-media-touch: 0 4px 18px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.35); --shadow-media-rim: inset 0 0 0 1px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.55); --shadow-card: 0 10px 32px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); --shadow-menu: 0 18px 50px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); --shadow-dock: 0 10px 44px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); --shadow-dock-rim: inset 0 0 0 1px rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.1); --shadow-progress: 0 8px 28px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.55); --shadow-sidebar: 8px 0 40px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6); --edge-selected: inset 0 1px 0 rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.09); /* THE OPERATOR LIFT SET AND THE THREE RINGS (task 05's work order, 2026-08-24). Section 9 of the constitution already named --edge and --drop-s; they are here now because the gate builds its law from THIS file only, so a value dash.css names but brand.css does not know stays off-system however well it is named there. They carry the --shadow- prefix because that prefix is how the gate knows an axis (--edge- also works, --edge alone does not), and because dash.css still declares its own --edge and --drop-s: different names, so no literal here gains a second home. A stack of two remains a COMPOSITION of these layers and never an eleventh value - the gate splits a stack and judges each layer. */ --shadow-edge: inset 0 1px 0 rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.055); --shadow-drop-s: 0 6px 18px -8px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9); --shadow-ring-hair: inset 0 0 0 1px rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08); --shadow-ring-accent: inset 0 0 0 1px rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.35); --shadow-ring-ground: 0 0 0 2px #000; /* ====================================================================== MOVED HERE BY TASK 04 - the palette, the two families and the fixed boxes. They were declared in client.css (and, identically, in dash.css) until now, which is why this file could not hold them: a literal with two homes is exactly what tests/browser/test_deck_ui_contract.py::test_t14_no_two_tokens_hold_the_same_value exists to fail. So they were MOVED, not copied - client.css declares none of them any more, and every rule there reads these names. Constitution sections 3, 10 and 11 are their law; this is their address. The alpha families below are the sheet's own literals given one name each, not a new palette: --k-NN is black at 0.NN, --w-NN white, --ink-NN the ink #F4F5F7, --accent-NN the brand cyan, --ok/--warn/--pend-NN the status hues. The names the constitution had already given four white alphas and three ink alphas (--panel, --line-faint, --line, --line-mid, --line-strong, --text-dim, --text-faint, --text-strong) are used instead of a generated one, because a value that already had a meaning keeps it. Nothing was rounded, merged or shifted: 167 distinct colours went in and 167 came out, and the screen diff is the receipt. ====================================================================== */ /* --- FAMILIES --------------------------------------------------------- Two, self-hosted in app/static/fonts.css; no external origin is ever contacted. 'Whisper' is the third face on the sheet and is declared as --font-script two lines below - see the note there for why the one exception is named out loud rather than left loose at its call site. */ --font-display: 'Outfit', sans-serif; --font-body: 'Instrument Sans', sans-serif; /* THE ONE EXCEPTION, AND IT IS DECLARED RATHER THAN LOOSE. The spec's story 2 allows exactly one third face, the decorative script on the hand-signature, and nothing else. Left as a literal at its call site it was a family the gate could only read as off-system - an exception the enforcing instrument cannot see is not an exception, it is a hole. Named here it is legal, singular, and impossible to reuse by accident, because a second call site would have to say so out loud. */ --font-script: 'Whisper', cursive; /* The operator brand lab prints token VALUES - hexes, curves, pixel counts - and a proportional face makes a column of them unreadable. 12 nodes. This is chrome for the operator's own instrument, never client-facing type. */ --font-mono: ui-monospace, monospace; /* COLOUR: GROUNDS Pure black is the ground; everything above it is an opaque grey or white at a declared alpha. */ --bg: #000000; --dev-outline: rgba(180, 140, 255, 0.28); /* THE BRAND LAB'S OWN DEMO SWATCHES. They paint from a hard-coded list of sample hexes in brandlab.html and NOTHING reads these two names - they exist only so the gate stops calling the rendered hex off-system. That is the defect backwards: a hole in the instrument was closed by promoting the offending value to law. The constitution now carries the exception the instrument can read (section 2, BRAND-GATE:E3), and these two names are DELETED the moment tests/brand_contract.py reads that block - deleting them moves zero pixels, because no sheet reads them. Tracked as the E3 lever hand-off; the clause and the block are constitution section 2, E3. #E9A23B is the --amber retired 2026-08-23; the lab still shows it. AND ONE OF THE TWO WAS NEVER A SWATCH. #3B3B3B is not in the lab's PALETTE array at all: it is what Chromium paints behind a native under color-scheme: dark, measured on #angle and reproduced on a bare page. That is E4 verbatim - a native control that was never given the property - so it is a DEFECT, not a demo value and not a colour of ours. Renamed from --lab-swatch-grey so the name stops claiming otherwise; it goes when the control is styled or the lever lands, and it is listed in the constitution beside E4's other offenders. */ --ua-range-track: #3B3B3B; /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --ice: #A8F0FF; /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --panel: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.04); --phone-grey: #2A2E34; /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --surface: #101012; --surface-alt: #1A1D22; /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --white: #FFFFFF; --surface-2: #1A1A1E; --deep-46: rgba(6, 8, 12, 0.46); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-well-88: rgba(12, 14, 19, 0.88); --slate-90: rgba(15, 17, 22, 0.9); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-well-92: rgba(12, 14, 19, 0.92); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --surface-94: rgba(16, 16, 18, 0.94); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --void-96: rgba(3, 4, 7, 0.96); /* COLOUR: WHITE AT AN ALPHA - LINES, PANELS, LIFTS The four the constitution named keep their names; the rest are the sheet's own alphas, one name each. */ --line: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.08); --line-faint: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.06); --line-mid: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.12); --line-strong: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.14); --w-00: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-02: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.02); --w-03: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.03); --w-05: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.05); /* THE OPERATOR LIFT TIERS' OWN ALPHAS, SPELLED THE WAY THEY ARE PAINTED. An alpha in legacy rgba() is one of 256 buckets, and Chromium answers getComputedStyle with the SHORTEST decimal in the bucket, not the one that was declared. The two below were first written 0.015 and 0.028, which are buckets 4 and 7 - and 4/255 prints 0.016, 7/255 prints 0.027. Same paint, other spelling. They are declared here in the printed spelling and named after it, so the name, the value and the pixel all say one thing. --w-055 is left exactly as it was: 0.055 is its own bucket's shortest decimal and comes back unchanged. RULE: a declared alpha survives the round trip only when it IS the shortest decimal of its own 8-bit bucket. The gate no longer depends on that - tests/brand_contract.py quantises both sides before comparing - but a name that lies is a name that will be believed. THE RULE THAT CLOSES THE CLASS (constitution s10): a token name encodes the RENDERED value or it encodes nothing. Not the declared one. Somebody grepping 0.396 must find --k-396 rather than nothing, and must not read --k-395 and conclude the sheet has no such colour. Four names broke it and were repaired on 2026-08-24 - --k-092 -> --k-09, --k-395 -> --k-396, --warn-045 -> --warn-043, --w-025 -> --w-024, each declared in the spelling the browser prints back. Zero pixels: a repaired pair is the same 8-bit bucket, which is the same paint. All 194 alpha tokens carrying a numeric suffix were checked against a live getComputedStyle round trip; those four were the whole population, and the rule - not that list - is what governs the next one. */ --w-016: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.016); /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --w-027: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.027); --w-055: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.055); --w-07: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.07); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-09: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.09); --w-10: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.1); --w-13: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.13); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-16: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.16); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-18: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.18); --w-20: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.2); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-25: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.25); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-26: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-28: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.28); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-30: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.3); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-32: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.32); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-34: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.34); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-035: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.035); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-35: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.35); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-45: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.45); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-50: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-78: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.78); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --w-90: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.9); /* COLOUR: THE INK One ink, #F4F5F7, at every alpha the sheet paints. */ --text: #F4F5F7; --text-dim: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.62); --text-faint: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.52); --text-strong: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.92); --ink-16: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.16); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-22: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.22); --ink-40: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.4); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-42: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.42); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-45: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.45); --ink-50: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.5); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-55: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.55); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-60: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.6); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-65: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.65); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-68: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.68); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-70: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.7); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-75: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.75); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-78: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.78); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-80: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.8); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-82: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.82); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-84: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.84); /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --ink-85: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.85); --ink-86: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.86); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-88: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.88); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-90: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.9); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ink-94: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.94); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ /* COLOUR: BLACK AT AN ALPHA - SCRIMS, WELLS, SHADOW PLATES Not the same decision as --bg: these veil what is under them. */ --k-00: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0); --k-08: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.08); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-10: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-12: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.12); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-20: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-22: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.22); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-25: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-26: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-31: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.31); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-35: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.35); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-42: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.42); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-45: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.45); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-46: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.46); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-50: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-52: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.52); --k-55: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.55); --k-60: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-72: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.72); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-78: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.78); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-85: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.85); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-88: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.88); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-90: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.9); --k-09: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.09); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-92: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.92); --k-98: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.98); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --k-396: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.396); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ /* COLOUR: THE ACCENT One cyan. The neon #00FFF0 is the gradient's own end and is never painted alone; --grad composes it. */ --accent: #00CCF7; --accent-hi: #38DAFF; /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-ink: #00161C; /* THREE INKS FOR ONE ROLE, AND THAT IS A QUESTION, NOT A DECISION. Both of these also render on the FROZEN workspace (.wsb-btn.key, .dsx .btn.primary), so folding them into --accent-ink is a visible edit to an accepted surface and belongs to Dmitry, not to this file. Declared as measured so the gate stops calling them off-system while the question is open. */ --accent-ink-2: #04222E; /* login + brandlab primary button */ --accent-ink-3: #04141A; /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document · dashboard primary button */ --grad-end: #0098FE; /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --neon: #00FFF0; /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --accent-00: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-06: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.06); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-07: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.07); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-08: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.08); --accent-10: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.1); --accent-12: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.12); --accent-13: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.13); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-14: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.14); --accent-16: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.16); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-18: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.18); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-20: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.2); --accent-22: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.22); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-24: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.24); --accent-26: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-30: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.3); --accent-34: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.34); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-35: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.35); --accent-40: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.4); --accent-45: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.45); --accent-50: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.5); --accent-52: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.52); --accent-55: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.55); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-62: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.62); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-75: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.75); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-78: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.78); --accent-90: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.9); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --accent-95: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.95); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ /* COLOUR: STATUS Four meanings, never decoration: approved, pending, revision, error. */ --err: #FF6B6B; --ok: #3DD68C; --pend: #F5C93B; --warn: #FF8A3D; --ok-05: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.05); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-06: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.06); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-07: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.07); /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --ok-08: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.08); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --pend-08: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.08); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --pend-12: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.12); /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document · dashboard, a waiting month */ --ok-32: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.32); /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document · report, an approved edge */ --warn-08: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.08); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-10: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.1); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-10: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.1); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-12: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.12); /* REGISTRY: paints only a surface that answers to this document */ --warn-12: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.12); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-16: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.16); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-16: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.16); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-17: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.17); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --pend-20: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.2); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-22: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.22); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --pend-22: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.22); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-22: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.22); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-26: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-26: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-28: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.28); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-30: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.3); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-32: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.32); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-34: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.34); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-35: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.35); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --pend-35: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.35); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-35: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.35); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-40: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.4); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-42: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.42); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-45: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.45); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-043: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.043); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-45: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.45); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-50: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.5); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-50: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.5); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-55: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.55); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-60: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.6); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --ok-70: rgba(61, 214, 140, 0.7); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-72: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.72); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ --warn-78: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.78); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches */ /* --- COMPOSED --------------------------------------------------------- The brand gradient is a composition of two declared ends, not a fourteenth colour, and --accent-2 is one decision with two names kept because ~11 rules say "the second accent" and mean this one. */ --grad: linear-gradient(90deg, var(--neon), var(--grad-end)); --accent-2: var(--accent); /* --- FIXED BOXES ------------------------------------------------------ Numbers that are a contract between two elements, not free values. Constitution section 11. --sidebar-w and --stage are re-declared inside @media in client.css; those are contextual overrides of THIS name, not second homes for this literal. */ --pill-h: var(--px-28); /* round pill and status chip are ONE height */ --pill-h-sm: var(--px-22); /* the compact variant of the same object */ --dock-ctl: 38px; /* the phone dock's two terminals are one box */ --dock-inset: var(--px-9); /* ...at one inset from their own end */ --sidebar-w: 240px; /* deck sidebar */ --stage: 100%; /* the widest the deck's content may paint */ /* ====================================================================== WAVE 3 (2026-08-24) - the rest of what dash.css still writes as a literal. Measured, not guessed: 234 colour literals in that sheet, 108 distinct; 58 of them already had a name here and only LOOKED missing because the spellings differ (#fff vs #FFFFFF, rgba(0,204,247,0.05) vs the spaced form). These are the 50 that genuinely had none, 64 call sites. Same scheme as the 167 above - family plus alpha. They were declared ahead of task 05 and read by nothing at that moment, which is why declaring them could not move a pixel; task 05 then swapped the literals for the names, and 36 of the 50 are read by a sheet today. EVERY TRAILING COUNT ON THESE LINES USED TO READ "x1" / "x2" AND WAS READ AS AN OCCURRENCE COUNT. It never was one: it counts CALL SITES in dash.css. The derivation rule of the constitution (section 1, step 1) counts nodes RENDERED on an accepted surface, and the two numbers are not the same number - --err-40 has one call site and paints 120 workspace nodes, while --warn-90 has one call site and paints none at all. Both counts are now printed, so no reader has to guess which question the figure answers. The rule was run on the colour axis on 2026-08-24 and its verdict is in the constitution, section 10. Three near-neighbours are declared AS MEASURED rather than merged, the same ruling as --accent-ink-2/-3: #33D8F9 beside --accent-hi #38DAFF, rgba(78,195,255,0.7) beside both, and rgba(6,8,11,*) beside --deep-* rgba(6,8,12,*). Merging them is a visible edit and Dmitry's to make. ====================================================================== */ --accent-hi-2: #33D8F9; /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · operator hover cyan; #38DAFF is --accent-hi, this is NOT it */ --accent-28: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.28); /* dash.css call sites: 3 · renders 12x on an accepted surface */ --ink-32: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.32); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 3 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --err-12: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.12); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 3 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --accent-05: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.05); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 2 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --ink-30: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.3); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 2 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --err-10: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.1); /* dash.css call sites: 2 · renders 30x on an accepted surface */ --err-30: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.3); /* dash.css call sites: 2 · renders 40x on an accepted surface */ --warn-09: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.09); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 2 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --k-70: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.7); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --k-95: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.95); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --accent-04: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.04); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --accent-25: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.25); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --accent-60: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.6); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --accent-85: rgba(0, 204, 247, 0.85); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pitch-82: rgba(6, 8, 11, 0.82); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pitch-94: rgba(6, 8, 11, 0.94); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --deep-72: rgba(6, 8, 12, 0.72); /* dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 10x on an accepted surface */ --surface-3: #08080A; /* constitution s10: the operator canvas tile well */ --shale-62: rgba(10, 12, 16, 0.62); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --shale-82: rgba(10, 12, 16, 0.82); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --accent-pale-70: rgba(78, 195, 255, 0.7); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · a third cyan, paler again; as measured */ --ink-05: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.05); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --ink-26: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --ink-28: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.28); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --ink-35: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.35); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --ink-66: rgba(244, 245, 247, 0.66); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pend-05: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.05); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pend-07: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.07); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pend-09: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.09); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pend-26: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.26); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pend-32: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.32); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --pend-90: rgba(245, 201, 59, 0.9); /* dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 12x on an accepted surface */ --err-05: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.05); /* dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 10x on an accepted surface */ --err-08: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.08); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --err-20: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.2); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --err-25: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.25); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --err-28: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.28); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --err-35: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.35); /* dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 40x on an accepted surface */ --err-40: rgba(255, 107, 107, 0.4); /* dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 120x on an accepted surface */ --warn-13: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.13); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --warn-14: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.14); /* REGISTRY: paints only a state the resting walk never reaches · dash.css call sites: 1 · renders 0x on an accepted surface */ --warn-25: rgba(255, 138, 61, 0.25); 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