An accent colour, instead of Bootstrap's pink

Every code span in the app — paths, commits, identifiers, the build tooltip — was Bootstrap's #d63384, a pink belonging to no colour scheme here and the last hardcoded accent left in the UI. appearance.accentColor replaces it, and null follows the scheme.

Every <code> in the app — paths, commits, identifiers, the build tooltip — was Bootstrap's #d63384, a pink belonging to no colour scheme here. theme.vars.scss overrode it to orange, but nothing imports that file any more, so the pink was live and was the last hardcoded accent left in the UI.

appearance.accentColor (Settings → Window) replaces it. Null follows the colour scheme.

• appearance.accentColor: null

  Colour for code, paths and identifiers in the UI. Null follows the colour scheme.

• The configured value is parsed before it is used. The theme variables are recomputed on every keystroke in the settings box, and a half-typed #ab thrown out of the colour parser would take every other variable in that pass with it.
• It goes through the same contrast floor as the rest of the chrome, so a pale pick is darkened against the window background rather than left illegible.
• The build tooltip now follows the theme instead of being Bootstrap's near-black — which is what keeps the accent inside it legible, since it is contrasted against the window and not against black.

• The source catalogue records no separate caveats for this entry. The implementation and evidence above define its scope.