0.24.4

The operator UI is the release. Its connections page is now a summary line and
one row per connector instead of a wall of expanded cards, and the stylesheet
behind it resolves through design tokens a deployment can set with the new
branding.theme. Nothing a deployment configures today changes meaning, no
storage format moved, and the page shows exactly what it showed before under
the same gates — an operator who has the page bookmarked will find it reads
differently, and that is the whole of the upgrade. The documentation cut to
four guides lands here too, along with one execution-path fix.

Added

• branding.theme. Five tokens — accent, radius, fontFamily,
  monoFamily, and colorScheme — set on operatorUi({ branding }). Every
  other color on the operator page is mixed from those. Light and dark are the
  same tokens and follow the operator's OS setting unless colorScheme pins
  one. Each token is gated: a hex color, a CSS length, a plain font-family
  list, one of system/light/dark. A rejected value takes the default and
  gets named in a startup warning (#554).

Changed

• The operator UI reads as a dashboard. One summary line, then one row per
  connector; the description, permission line, OAuth actions, credential panel,
  diagnostics, drift, and tool list are behind a row an operator expands. Same
  payload, same gates (#554).
• The documentation is four guides. architecture.md, meta-tools.md,
  code-mode.md, and auth.md; each release's changelog paragraph is the
  upgrade guidance (#552, #553).

Fixed

• get_result paging cost. A page reads and decodes only the chunks it
  covers rather than the whole stash. Offsets, nextOffset, totalBytes, and
  character-boundary alignment are unchanged, and entries stashed in the
  previous formats stay readable for the rest of their 15-minute TTL (#540).

Full changelog: https://github.com/zackbart/connecta/blob/v0.24.4/CHANGELOG.md