mush-rgb-state-media-player carried the family pink, and Home Assistant's own tiles fell back to their default state colour. On a media view that made pink the dominant accent, against the theme's own principle: colour means state, and a player that is playing is an active control like any other.
Both now point at the interactive colour — olive by day, light neutral by night — through a new --atelier-rgb-primary token, exposed per mode like the rest of the palette. The named pink-color stays mapped to the family pink: a card that asks for pink should still get the tamed one.
Nothing else moves: 46 tokens per mode, same names in both, every var() resolved.