Switch UI palette to dark mode defaults - #52
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Reworks the frontend color system to a dark-first theme by updating Tailwind tokens (`canvas`, `surface`, `primary`, `charcoal`, `steel`, etc.) and propagating the new palette across key UI surfaces. This includes global base styles (`color-scheme`, selection, ring offset), dark Monaco/editor and xterm log viewer themes, chart/tooltip color updates, toast theming, and contrast fixes for brand/toolchain logos on black backgrounds.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe application’s visual system is updated for dark-mode presentation across shared theme tokens, browser and toast styling, buttons, logos, particles, charts, the workflow editor, and the log viewer. Dark Theme Overhaul
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This PR successfully implements the dark-first UI palette transition. All color token updates, logo contrast fixes, and theme adjustments are correctly applied across components. The changes are internally consistent and maintain the existing functionality while improving dark mode visibility.
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Reworks the frontend color system to a dark-first theme by updating Tailwind tokens (
canvas,surface,primary,charcoal,steel, etc.) and propagating the new palette across key UI surfaces. This includes global base styles (color-scheme, selection, ring offset), dark Monaco/editor and xterm log viewer themes, chart/tooltip color updates, toast theming, and contrast fixes for brand/toolchain logos on black backgrounds.Summary by CodeRabbit