The open accordion trigger was rendering in `--color-primary-text`
(pink/magenta in dark theme), which read as a loud accent on the
heading — visually noisy and inconsistent with shadcn-svelte / Radix
/ Ark UI, which all keep the trigger text in the regular content
tone and let the rotated chevron + revealed content signal "open".
Recipe tokens updated:
- `accordion.trigger-color-open`: `--color-primary-text` →
`--color-content-primary` (no recolor on open).
- `accordion.indicator-color-open`: `--color-primary-text` →
`--color-content-primary` (subtle emphasis without the loud
accent).
`generated/base.css` regenerated. Verified in browser: open trigger
heading now matches the closed triggers' tone; the chevron rotates
upward and the content reveals as the only open affordances.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes incidencia 2026-05-20 #4 plus the R-2.1 audit finding:
- Remove raw-hex fallbacks (`#16845f`, `#106d4e`, `#2ba878`, `#ffffff`)
from `date-range-picker.css`. The `--color-affirm-*` and
`--calendar-day-selected-color` tokens are guaranteed by the
generated base.css; the safety hex hid that they weren't being
refreshed.
- Regenerate `eidos/generated/base.css` so `--calendar-day-*` tokens
(color, selected-color, today-border, etc.) materialize from the
recipe definitions in `lib/recipes/base.ts`. Fixes the stale
`keeps generated/base.css in sync` contract test.
- Start endpoint now reads `--color-affirm-*` cleanly; end follows the
picker's `data-color` accent. When the picker's accent IS in the
affirm family (`data-color="affirm"` or `"fulfill"`), the start
swaps to `secondary` so the two endpoints stay perceptually distinct.
- Both endpoints get an inset edge stripe + semibold weight so the
start vs end direction reads at a glance — addresses the user's
"indistinguible o transparente" complaint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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