/*
 * The palette, defined once.
 *
 * These values previously lived in three files: styles.css (SPA bundle), shared-views.css
 * (standalone documents) and static-page.css (chrome for those documents plus 404.html).
 * static-page.css used a different set of names for the same colours -- --bg/--panel/--orange/--cyan
 * against --surface/--surface-2/--primary-bright/--tertiary -- with values that had drifted apart:
 * --text was #f8f4ee there and #fefcf9 elsewhere, --muted #c9bdb5 against #d7c2b7. Pages that loaded
 * both got whichever file came last, so the difference only showed on pages loading static-page.css
 * alone, which is how the Chinese homepage ended up subtly off-palette from the rest of the site.
 *
 * Every consumer now reads this file: styles.css imports it, the standalone documents and 404.html
 * link it. Add a colour here or nowhere.
 */
:root {
  --surface: #0d0c0b;
  --surface-2: #141312;
  --surface-3: #211f1e;
  --surface-4: #363433;
  --text: #fefcf9;
  --muted: #d7c2b7;
  --line: rgba(160, 141, 131, 0.3);
  --primary: #ac6c40;
  --primary-bright: #ffb688;
  --secondary: #bdcbad;
  --tertiary: #85d3de;
  --radius: 4px;
  color-scheme: dark;
}