zeekayandHanzo Dev c3c87437c6 Count the hues the shell can actually name ...

The palette gate reads utility classes and literal values. The shell is written
in gui's `$` tokens, so `color="$red10"` was invisible to it — in the one file
the convention was written for. A hue is a hue whichever vocabulary reaches for
it, so `$<hue><n>` counts against the same budget. Verified by adding one and
watching the gate rise to 178 and fail.

Two bugs the second pattern exposed: a file naming a hue both ways reported only
the later count, because the per-file tally assigned instead of accumulating;
and the by-hue breakdown looked for `-green-`, so a token hue landed in the
total and in no hue's column.

What it found: an error line in Welcome, and the node indicator and fault
banner I had just written in green and red. `status.ts` has the answer for all
three — luminance carries degree, inversion is spent once on the state a person
has something to do about, and inline text takes the brightest step plus weight
because a monochrome palette cannot make one sentence redder than another.

Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>

2026-09-11 05:40:31 -07:00

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palette.json

State is drawn in luminance, and a gate counts what is not

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palette.mjs

Count the hues the shell can actually name

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