chore: normalize colors #138
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* origin/main: feat: add vertical scrollbars (#144) (#145) chore: add husky and lint-staged (#137) fix: add right padding to show artwork (#143) (#154) chore: fix old relative imports (#139) chore: remove unused currentShowRef chore: remove unneeded currentShow code refactor: simplify mainContent() call Feat: adds skip buttons to both the archive view and homescreen (#146) docs: add conventional commits format to copilot instructions (#133) feat: allow jump forward/back when playing archives (#124) get current show from RecentlyPlayedService to fix highlighting refactor: split chained ternaries on RecentlyPlayed for readability
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A big chunk of color normalization here. This might not be perfect, but it's close to complete I think.
Some colors will change slightly as a result of this -- just about halved the number of grays, for instance, but I think everything still look mostly the same.
Doing a real a11y contrast audit will be a good next step, but for now just wanted to get the color tokens set up and used.
Closes #132
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