v2.71.6

• Music card text matches classic: collage paper cards force their text to inherit the paper's ink with .paperInner [data-typography] { color: inherit }. That selector is more specific than the single class the track text gets its album-contrast color from, so on the collage music card the cream text (rgba(255 255 255 / 0.7) for the status and title, 0.5 for the artist) was replaced by the theme's text color. That's the dark green/charcoal "Brighter" Dylan saw over the Bloom gradient. The text shadows still applied, which is why only the color was wrong. The rule now skips .home__spotifyMetaInner, so the music card uses the colors and shadows that getContrastingColors produces, exactly as classic does. Contrast logic was already shared and is unchanged.
• Intro pane is tinted and less blurry: the intro was a 58% wash of --paper, the hero sheet's own color, under blur(16px) saturate(1.1). That gave it no edge against the sheet and smeared the coral and leaf cut-outs. It's now a lighter cream wash by day (--cream 78%) and a deeper navy wash by night (--black 55%, not brighter), with a 12% ink border and a blur(4px) that only softens the edges of the cut-outs.

Verified with turbo check, turbo check:types, and turbo test (336 web tests). Reproduced the bug against a local fixture harness serving Brighter by RÜFÜS DU SOL with the Bloom cover cropped from Dylan's screenshot: before the fix, collage text computed to rgb(61, 76, 77) (light mode) and rgb(202, 201, 201) (dark mode). After the fix, the computed color and text-shadow of every text line match classic exactly for the Bloom, vivid, and muted palettes in both color schemes.