The footer rendered white-on-white — contrast ratio exactly 1.00, measured on
the live explorer at both 375px and 1440px, on "Lux Network", the network
description, the Backend/Frontend version lines and the copyright.
Every one of those sits in renderProjectInfo, the one block in the footer that
never states a text colour and so takes it by inheritance. The nearest ancestor
that sets one is a theme wrapper @luxfi/ui renders around the app,
`<span class="t_dark is_Theme" style="color: var(--color)">`, which resolves to
white while the page chrome underneath is --color-bg-primary, also white. The
rest of the app never notices because every other surface names a token; the
footer was the only reader of that stray inherited value.
So the footer names one too, on the element itself rather than on each of the
four leaves — the whole surface is then readable by construction, including
anything added to it later. The link groups and version links are unaffected:
they already set their own colours and keep them.
Measured after: 4.74 against the light background, 7.11 against dark, nothing
below AA at either viewport. The token is what carries it across both modes.
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