/* Bug Hunt Bench — site styles Two registers on purpose: prose is EB Garamond (the argument), data is Inter (the evidence), with a system mono for the harness lines under each model name. The only saturated colour on the page is a run's own colour, and it never appears without the run's name beside it. Two themes. Light is the default and is the one that matches the printed card; dark restates the same chrome on a dark surface. Everything that changes is a token below — surfaces, ink, hairlines, and the neutral bar grey. The run colours are NOT tokens: they come from the data file, and the only ones that move in dark are the ones that would otherwise be invisible (see theme.js). */ :root { /* chrome */ --page: #eef0f3; --panel: #e3e6ea; --plate: #f8f9fb; /* derived: the data surface, one step lighter than the page */ --hairline: #d6dae1; --rule: #c4cad3; /* derived: a hairline with a little more weight, for header rules */ --ink: #1c2026; --ink-2: #3d444d; /* derived: long-form body ink */ --muted: #6b727b; --accent: #3f6b8f; --accent-wash: rgba(63, 107, 143, 0.07); --neutral: #aab1ba; --bar: #aab1ba; /* the card's bar grey: wall clock and cost, never an identity */ /* surfaces that invert rather than lighten */ --chip-ring: rgba(28, 32, 38, 0.16); --tip-bg: #1c2026; --tip-ink: #eef0f3; --tip-meta: #c9ced6; --on-bg: #1c2026; /* a control in its "on" state */ --on-ink: #eef0f3; --shadow: rgba(28, 32, 38, 0.18); /* type */ --serif: "EB Garamond", "Iowan Old Style", Georgia, "Times New Roman", serif; --sans: "Inter", -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Roboto, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif; --mono: ui-monospace, SFMono-Regular, "SF Mono", "Cascadia Mono", Menlo, Consolas, monospace; /* rhythm */ --gap: 24px; --wrap: 1280px; color-scheme: light; } /* Dark is selected, not flipped: its own steps, checked against the dark surface. There is deliberately no `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark)` twin of this block. theme-boot.js reads the OS preference and stamps data-theme on before the first paint, so the media query would never win — and a second copy of these values would only be a set of numbers waiting to drift out of sync. The page renders nothing without JavaScript anyway (see the