/* Culture Apparel — shared design tokens and base chrome. (E10.2, 2026-09-01) * =========================================================================== * * WHY THIS FILE EXISTS * * There was no shared stylesheet. Every one of the nine pages repeated the same * base block -- reset, body, links, scrollbars, the PIN-gate shake keyframes -- * and then spelled every colour as a hex literal inline. 2,754 hex literals, * 102 distinct values, across nine files. A colour could be fixed once per * board, or not at all, and calendar.html carried a standing warning about it: * * Do not "tidy" this into variables unless the other five boards move at * the same time. * * This is those boards moving at the same time. * * TOKENS ARE NAMED BY ROLE, NOT BY VALUE. That distinction is the whole point, * and #232327 is why. It is used 108 times as a BORDER, where a 1.1:1 contrast * against the page is exactly right, and once as TEXT -- calendar.html's * "nothing scheduled" -- where 1.1:1 makes it invisible. A token named for the * hex would force those to move together and E9.4 could not fix one without * wrecking the other. Named for the role, --text-ghost can be lightened and * --border-subtle left alone. * * E9.4 (contrast under shop lighting) LANDED HERE on 2026-09-01, and it was a * five-line edit to this file -- which is what E10.2 existed to make possible. * See the text scale below for what moved and why. Changing a colour here still * changes every board; nothing that merely shares an old hex value follows it. * * HOW IT IS LOADED. A plain in each page's real , before * support.js -- not inside , which is hoisted at runtime and would * paint the page unstyled first. Page-specific rules stay in each page's own *