/* The dark-gold house palette, and the two easings that go with it. Linked by
   every page, ahead of every other sheet, so a page-level rule can still
   override a token without editing this file.

   These values were carried independently by home.html, pricing.css, legal.css
   and login.css -- four copies of the same seven hex codes, which is exactly
   how a palette drifts: a tweak lands in one and the pages quietly stop
   matching. shell.css keeps its own greyscale token block; that is the
   authenticated app's theme, a separate system from the public gold.

   `--ink` means "text that sits ON gold": the label on the gold button, not a
   dark background. It was the one token whose two copies disagreed --
   login.css read #2a1e08 while home.html and pricing.css read #0a0805 -- so
   the darker public value is the shared one here and login.css keeps its
   warmer variant under a name that says what it is. */
:root {
  --gold:        #d9b25a;
  --gold-bright: #f2d488;
  --gold-soft:   #f7e3a8;
  --gold-deep:   #b9883c;
  --cream:       #f3ead6;
  --ink:         #0a0805;
  --bg:          #050403;

  --ease-out:    cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1);
  --ease-smooth: cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1);
}