PlayView used Tailwind palette classes for game-status feedback:
bg-emerald-500/10 + text-emerald-300 (won) → bg-success/10 + text-success
bg-amber-500/10 + text-amber-300 (lost) → bg-warning/10 + text-warning
border-red-500/20 + bg-red-500/10 +
text-red-300 (error) → border-error/20 + bg-error/10 + text-error
placeholder-white/30 focus:border-purple-400/50 → placeholder:text-muted-foreground/60 focus:border-primary/50
Semantic status now tracks the theme (errors are red in dark, darker red
in light, etc.) instead of being fixed hex ramps.
The `bg-purple-500` / `bg-purple-500/30` / `hover:bg-purple-600` classes
on the user's chat bubble and submit buttons STAY — purple is the who
module's primary identity colour (historical-deck accent `#a855f7` is
semantically the same hue). Documented in brand-literals.md §who.
Also harden two validators against mid-rename states where git ls-files
returns paths that aren't on disk yet — both now skip unreadable files
instead of crashing the pre-commit hook (caught while migrating who).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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