e3feffdb35
A load reading under warning rendered marginally QUIETER than a healthy one:
an uncoloured value inherits `--text`, 4.98:1 on a night panel, and `--warning`
was 4.91:1. Amber had the same inversion, 7.43 against 8.59.
Anything that means "look at this" has to be louder than the prose around it,
and with no hue to carry the signal, louder means brighter. Both `warning` and
`danger` now clear `--text` in night and amber:
night warning #ee3434 -> #f54040 4.91 -> 5.40 (--text 4.98)
danger #ff3e3e -> #ff5757 5.71 -> 6.41
amber warning #f18806 -> #fa9f31 7.43 -> 9.05 (--text 8.59)
danger #ff9e29 -> #ffb760 9.15 -> 10.96
I said last time this would trade night's "red only" character for loudness.
Having measured it, that was overstated. Red contributes 21% of luminance, so
in night NOTHING above ~4.9:1 can be a pure hue -- `#ff0000` itself is only
4.99:1 there. `--text` is already `#e04a4a`, carrying 74 of green and blue.
The new warning carries 64, LESS than the text beside it; only danger goes
further, at 87. A pure-hue ramp above the text was never on the table.
The rule is monochrome-only, like the ordering rule it sits beside. A light
theme's text is near-black at ~14:1 and no warning colour will ever match it --
there, hue is what marks a reading as flagged.
The guard now asserts warning as well as danger, and the LoadStatistic browser
test makes the claim it previously had to document as unmet: warning is louder
than a plain reading. Planted the reported bug back in both themes, plus two
ordering breaks.
One plant of mine came back green and was wrong, not the test: I set night's
danger to `#f04a4a` expecting it to drop below warning, but that has MORE green
and blue than `#f54040`, and green is 71% of luminance -- so it was still the
brighter of the two. Re-planted with a value that is genuinely dimmer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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