/* ============================================================================ SWORT contrast floor --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Loaded after tokens.css. What this fixes --------------- A runtime audit of 1, 504 leaf text nodes across all 14 routes found 269 below WCAG 2.2 AA, 71 of them under 1.6:1, which is effectively invisible text. The worst were real usability defects, not stylistic dimness: .footer-legal-link 1.32:1 the Privacy / Terms / Security links .footer-legal-label 1.26:1 .cal-day 1.37:1 day numbers in the booking calendar .proc-viz-label 1.33:1 .role-card-num 1.49:1 .bk-summary-sep 1.47:1 All inherited: the same audit against the previous commit reported 294 failures and 81 severe, so this pays down existing debt rather than correcting a regression from the new palette. The two values were computed, not eyeballed: --dim-on-dark #8e8e8e 4.52:1 on the LIGHTEST dark surface in use (#25282b), 6.41:1 on pure black --dim-on-light #696969 4.60:1 on the DARKEST light surface in use (the ecebe6 inset), 5.51:1 on pure white The hex above is written without a leading # on purpose: verify-color.mjs reads values wherever they appear and only treats a line as prose when it STARTS with a comment marker, so a continuation line like this one is scanned as live colour. Keeping the gate strict is worth the awkwardness. Each clears AA against every surface in its family, so one token is safe everywhere instead of needing a per-section variant. Three things this file learned the hard way ------------------------------------------ 1. SURFACE SCOPING IS MANDATORY. Several of these class names appear on both dark and light surfaces (.section-kicker, .p-cell-num, .std-card-num, .s-label, .c-label). A first attempt assigned them globally to the dark value and pushed .lab-title to near-white on a white section, producing 1.02:1: invisible text, created by the very file meant to prevent it. Every rule below is therefore scoped to a surface, never bare. 2. NO BLANKET BARE-TAG RULES. A first attempt used `.s-black span, .s-black p`. Dark sections contain nested LIGHT panels (white form cards, white engagement cells), so the dark value leaked onto them and created a fresh batch of failures at ~3.1:1. Bare tags are handled by fixing the source colour instead. 3. !important IS LOAD-BEARING HERE. Page-level