refactor(web/theme): read meta-theme hex from tokens.json (B1)
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import tokens from '$lib/styles/tokens.json';
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import { resolvedTheme } from '$lib/stores/theme.svelte';
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// TODO(#375): keep these hex values in sync with tokens.json
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// colors.dark.obsidian / colors.light.obsidian. The duplication is a known
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// drift hazard from #363; consume from the generated CSS layer instead.
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const DARK = '#14171A';
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const LIGHT = '#F8F5EE';
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// Browser address-bar tint matches the page background — colors.<mode>.obsidian
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// is the canonical background token, the same value the runtime CSS variables
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// resolve to for each mode. Reading from tokens.json (not the generated CSS)
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// avoids a getComputedStyle round-trip and keeps the source of truth in one
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// place; if a designer rotates the palette, both surfaces move together.
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const DARK = tokens.colors.dark.obsidian;
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const LIGHT = tokens.colors.light.obsidian;
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// applyMetaThemeColor wires a Svelte 5 $effect that keeps a single
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// <meta name="theme-color"> (without a media query) in sync with the
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