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fix(desktop): content surface is the palette background — pure white, real contrast - #690

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Maintainer report: the right content surface isn't pure white and contrasts too weakly with the sidebar. Root-caused by CDP + token tracing: the darwin glass palette derived the content container at background−0.015 (measured 0.985), leaving card↔canvas Δ at 0.009. The container is now var(--background) verbatim (measured 1.0 after; Δ0.024+ vs canvas), matching the reference's white-card-on-gray-shell model. Dark glass keeps its +0.035 elevation (dark cards elevate lighter). Desktop 2293/2293 exit-code gated.

… real contrast

The darwin glass palette stepped the content container down 0.015
(measured 0.985) 'so it wouldn't glare against vibrancy', which
collapsed the card↔canvas contrast to Δ0.009 — the maintainer read it
as 'content isn't pure white and barely separates from the sidebar'.
The card is now the palette background verbatim (CDP-measured 1.0);
separation is the canvas/sidebar's job (surface-canvas −0.024 +
vibrancy), matching the reference's white-card-on-gray-shell. Dark
glass keeps its +0.035 elevation. Desktop 2293/2293.
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