/* * Saga brand chroma — the logo's own gradient, used as a semantic accent. * * neutral-theme.css makes every surface achromatic on purpose and names the logo * artwork as "the single brand-color exception". This file widens that exception * by exactly one rule and no further: * * Chroma marks a number that is LIVE, or money moving BACK TOWARD the customer. * Anything the customer pays stays graphite. * * So the discount chip, the promo line, credits and reconciliations, and the live * pulse carry color. Prices, headings, buttons, nav, eyebrows and body copy do not. * If a future accent cannot be justified by that sentence, it does not belong here. * * Every value is lifted from web/saga-mark.svg — the five stops of #sgFace, the ink * of the traced S (#0B2421), and the gradient's real angle: the SVG runs * (-6.212, 11.682) -> (70.212, 52.318), i.e. 28.0 degrees below horizontal, which * is 118deg in CSS. Nothing here is invented. * * 🔴 OPT-IN, per page: add `saga-chroma` to AND link this file AFTER * neutral-theme.css. It deliberately overrides no existing token — linking it can * never repaint a surface that did not ask for it, and every rule below is scoped * to .saga-chroma so it outranks a page's own inline