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Use canonical light and dark JudgmentKit plugin colors - #75
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Replace JudgmentKit's old blue plugin accent with canonical Ink (
#0B0D0E) for light mode and declare Ivory (#F7F6F2) for dark mode.Plugin validation now rejects missing or off-palette values for either theme. Regression tests cover removal and a return to the old blue for each field.
Validated with
npm run codex-plugin:check,node tests/codex-plugin.test.mjs, a clean plugin build, and exact source/build color read-back.Rendered chip verification is deferred until Codex can be restarted. The installed Codex renderer derives dark mention colors from the light color, so this change does not establish exact Ivory chip rendering.