forked from unom/punktfunk
enricobuehler
451f95079e
Caught on the screenshot pass, which is the only place it could have been caught: every unit test and every dark-palette render agreed the recede was fine. `recede_matrix` ported Apple's `.brightness(-0.24·d)` literally, and that is dark-mode arithmetic — on a dark field, "down" is "away". This crate ships thirteen palettes and six of them are PALE, where darkening a card increases its contrast against a light ground. On `holo` the effect was not subtle: the UNFOCUSED host tile rendered as the heaviest object on screen, a grey slab beside the focused card it was supposed to be receding behind. The recede now moves a card toward its GROUND rather than always toward black, taking the direction from the scrim — which already encodes which way the field leans, because it tends to black on a dark palette and white on a pale one. The saturation drain is unchanged in both directions; colour has no handedness. The new test asserts the two poles disagree in SIGN — a receded card sinks on `violet` and lifts on `mint` — because that is the property, and any test written against one palette would have passed before this fix.