docs: retune the code theme to match the marketing site - #71
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Backport the code syntax palette settled on the marketing site (js-suite #572): rose keywords, purple functions, aqua types, lime strings, a lighter yellow for numbers, and a neutral grey for comments. The dark theme takes those exact values; the light theme uses darkened, readable variants of the same hues so both modes share one hue assignment.
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Backports the code syntax palette settled on the marketing site (js-suite #572) so code reads the same across both sites.
Dark (exact match to marketing)
#d77595#d2a8ff#7fd0c4#c8f031#f4dd63#8f8f8f#eae8ddLight (derived)
The docs render code blocks in both light and dark mode (marketing is dark-only), so the light theme uses darkened, readable variants of the same hues — one hue assignment across both modes:
#a63057#8250df#1c8577#567d0d#977c11#7a7a7aOnly
source.config.tschanges (the two theme palettes). The theme structure, code-block behavior, transformers, and Fira Code font are untouched.Verification
bun run buildcompiles with 0 errors.Note: you tuned the dark palette directly; the light-mode colors are my derivation, so they're the thing to eyeball on the preview (flip the docs to light mode on a page with TypeScript + SQL). Easy to nudge.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01NkxKebM3qffTB7FayXsfxP