refactor(theme): P0 workbench surfaces use design tokens (#59) - #79
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Replace hardcoded colors in workspace empty hero mock and window close button with workbench/editor theme tokens; add widget tests. Part of #42.
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refactor(theme): P0 workbench surfaces use design tokens (#59)
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WorkspaceEmptyHeromock window usesworkbench/editorThemetokens (surface, sidebar, editor background, traffic dots, SQL string color).colorScheme.destructive+workbench.onAccentfor hover icons.lib/features/main_screenandlib/features/connectionshave noQueryaColorsor hardcodedColor(0x…)left.Test plan
flutter analyzeflutter test(349 tests)Closes #59
Relates to #42