feat(WhereUI): add Folio and Quiet Glass themes - #241
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## Summary - add stable `standard` and `alternate` theme identities backed by device-local preferences and Broadway - add neutral theme selectors to onboarding and Appearance Settings while keeping both choices visually identical to the current Liquid Glass UI - propagate the selected identity atomically to App Intent snippets and widgets, with widget presentation stored independently from aggregated widget data - publish Standard explicitly during reset so extensions cannot retain the prior theme through onboarding The two themes are intentionally identical scaffolding in this PR. Standard is the default and preserves the current app, widget, and snippet presentation. Theme-only widget changes write a small `widget-presentation.json` value and reload timelines without rebuilding the annual data snapshot. ## Testing - `./swiftformat --lint` - `./sf-symbols --lint` - `./xcstrings --lint` - `./test WhereCoreTests` (551 tests passed) - `./test WhereUITests` (420 tests passed) - `./test WhereIntentsTests` (30 tests passed) - `./test --snapshots` (42 snapshot tests passed) - `./test --everything` (1,850 unit tests and 42 snapshot tests passed) ## Stack - This foundation PR targets `main` and should merge first. - PR #241 targets this branch and contains the Glass/Folio visual divergence. - Neither PR has been merged.
Introduce semantic brand colors, editorial typography, restrained component motion, and coordinated reduced-motion behavior across Where's primary surfaces. Retune cards, onboarding, Settings, launch, annual reporting, and export feedback; add the Grand Tour alternate icon; and refresh the visual regression matrix.
Keep the established per-section system colors and adaptive white-or-black glyph treatment for Settings icon chips while preserving the quiet-luxury palette and motion work elsewhere.
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Going to close this out as it was mostly an experiment; the infrastructure portion has been merged. |
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standardidentity into a restrained Quiet Glass presentation and itsalternateidentity into the editorial Folio presentationQuiet Glass (
standard)Folio (
alternate)Review focus
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./swiftformat --lint./xcstrings --lint./test --everything— 1,849 unit/integration tests and 49 snapshot suites passedStack
codex/where-theme-foundation; its diff contains the visual Glass/Folio divergence and design-specific tests/assets.