feat(ios): switch accent to desktop amber-gold theme (was indigo)

Match the desktop/web theme (public/style.css): accent #E3A64A gold (dark) /
#C9892F (light) replacing the indigo, +onAccent #1A1305 dark ink for gold-fill
buttons, +accentSoft. Status colors realigned to the web warm palette
(#46D07F/#F5B14C/#FF6B6B). Terminal canvas fixed to the desktop warm-dark
(#100F0D bg / #ECE9E3 fg) with gold caret/selection. DSButtonStyle primary now
uses onAccent (dark) instead of white for contrast on gold. All via the single
accent token + DS palette — no scattered edits.

Verified: iPhone 16 290 + iPad Pro 11 290 tests green (DesignSystemTests assert
the exact gold + web-status RGB in both schemes).
This commit is contained in:
Yaojia Wang
2026-07-06 07:25:32 +02:00
parent c44725618c
commit d01a69eb72
4 changed files with 56 additions and 31 deletions

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@@ -125,11 +125,12 @@ struct TerminalScreen: View {
// MARK: - Terminal theme
/// Refined dark terminal theme (). The canvas follows the app surface
/// near-black in dark mode, so the terminal reads as part of the chrome while
/// the caret and selection use the one accent indigo. Every value routes through
/// `DS` (no literals); the glyph font is Dynamic-Type-aware SF Mono so terminal
/// text respects the user's text-size choice at launch.
/// Refined terminal theme () matching the desktop: a fixed warm-dark
/// canvas (#100F0D bg / #ECE9E3 fg, web --bg/--text) so the terminal reads the
/// same on iOS and desktop regardless of app appearance, with caret/selection
/// in the one gold accent. Every value routes through `DS` (no literals); the
/// glyph font is Dynamic-Type-aware SF Mono so terminal text respects the
/// user's text-size choice at launch.
private enum TerminalTheme {
@MainActor
static func apply(to terminal: TerminalView) {
@@ -137,8 +138,8 @@ private enum TerminalTheme {
ofSize: UIFont.preferredFont(forTextStyle: .footnote).pointSize,
weight: .regular
)
terminal.nativeBackgroundColor = UIColor(DS.Palette.surface)
terminal.nativeForegroundColor = UIColor(DS.Palette.textPrimary)
terminal.nativeBackgroundColor = UIColor(DS.Palette.terminalBackground)
terminal.nativeForegroundColor = UIColor(DS.Palette.terminalForeground)
terminal.caretColor = DS.Palette.accentUIColor()
terminal.selectedTextBackgroundColor = DS.Palette.accentUIColor()
}