UI: Change queued Dag runs color to grey in Calendar#66623
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UI: Change queued Dag runs color to grey in Calendar#66623parkhojeong wants to merge 4 commits intoapache:mainfrom
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Problem
The Calendar view currently renders queued-only Total Runs cells in green, making them visually
indistinguishable from successful cells
repro.py
repro
Fix
Update the Calendar color utilities so queued runs use the Planned gray treatment instead of the green
Queued runs are excluded from actual run intensity calculations in total mode. Queued-only cells now render
with the planned color, and cells with both queued and actual runs render as mixed planned/actual colors.
Added focused tests for Calendar run count bounds and color selection across total and failed modes.
Closes: #66614
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