rio_theme/

emit.rs

//! Serialise `ThemeTokens` into a `tokens.css` string.
//!
//! Output is plain hex — all `color-mix()` math has already been done
//! by the engine. A static file is faster than nested `color-mix()`
//! at parse time and has zero browser-support risk.
//!
//! Dark mode is emitted as **two blocks** that mirror the framework's
//! own guards: an explicit `:root[data-theme="dark"]` block and a
//! `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { :root { … } }` auto block.
//! Because the generated file is appended *after* the framework bundle,
//! a `:root`-only override would tie `[data-theme="dark"]` on
//! specificity and win by source order — leaking light into dark. The
//! dual structure prevents that for both the explicit toggle and OS
//! auto-dark. The dark *values* come from [`DarkPolicy`] (auto-derived,
//! light-only, or explicit). See `docs/design/TOKENS-EMIT-SPEC.md`.
//!
//! The output has two sections inside the same `:root` block:
//!
//! 1. **Canonical brand-* tokens** — the engine's primary output per
//!    §11 of the implementation brief. These are the names the
//!    decision layer reasons in: `--rio-brand-light`, `-dark`,
//!    `-adaptive`, `-surface`, `-accent`, `-hover`, `-active`,
//!    `-tint`, `-text`.
//!
//! 2. **Drop-in compatibility tokens** — the names the live admin
//!    templates already consume (`--rio-accent*`, the surface ladder,
//!    the text ladder, the border ladder, semantic backgrounds).
//!    Without this block the generated file would not actually drop
//!    into the framework's CSS bundle. Brand-derived tokens
//!    (`--rio-accent`, `--rio-accent-hover`, `--rio-accent-soft`,
//!    `--rio-accent-border`, `--rio-bg`, `--rio-border`,
//!    `--rio-info-bg`) come from the resolved `ThemeTokens`; the
//!    slate scaffold (`--rio-surface-*`, `--rio-text-*`,
//!    `--rio-border-soft`, `--rio-border-strong`) is brand-agnostic
//!    by design — mirrors the live `colors.css` so a brand swap does
//!    not move the chrome ladder out from under existing components.

use std::fmt::Write as _;

use crate::color::Color;
use crate::contrast::{contrast_ratio, AA_TEXT};
use crate::engine::ThemeTokens;

/// How the emitted `tokens.css` should handle dark mode.
///
/// The generated file is **appended after** the framework's baked CSS
/// bundle, so a `:root`-only override (light values, no dark blocks)
/// ties the framework's `[data-theme="dark"]` on specificity and wins
/// by source order — leaking light surfaces into dark mode. To avoid
/// that, `emit` always writes the dual dark structure the framework
/// uses: an explicit `:root[data-theme="dark"]` block (higher
/// specificity, tie-breaks the toggle) **and** a
/// `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { :root { … } }` auto block
/// (later source order than the plain `:root`, so OS-dark without an
/// explicit toggle is covered too). This enum decides what *values*
/// those dark blocks carry.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Default)]
pub enum DarkPolicy {
    /// Auto-derive dark from the resolved light tokens: a brand-agnostic
    /// slate ladder (inverted surfaces, slate text) with the brand
    /// accent **lifted** until it clears `AA_TEXT` on the dark surface.
    /// The default.
    #[default]
    Auto,
    /// The brand is light-only. Dark pins to the framework's default
    /// dark palette (slate surfaces + the framework's lifted teal
    /// accent) — a *neutral* dark override, never light values. Use
    /// this to opt out of brand color in dark rather than leak light.
    LightOnly,
    /// Explicit dark accent supplied by the brand author; the dark
    /// blocks lift it for `AA_TEXT` on the dark surface. Surfaces and
    /// text stay on the framework slate ladder (brand-agnostic, exactly
    /// as the light `:root` block keeps the chrome ladder brand-agnostic).
    Explicit {
        /// The author's chosen dark-mode accent (pre-lift).
        accent: Color,
    },
}

/// Render a drop-in `tokens.css` from a fully resolved `ThemeTokens`.
///
/// The single `:root` block carries both the canonical `--rio-brand-*`
/// vocabulary the engine reasons in, and the legacy `--rio-*` names
/// the live admin templates already consume. See the module docs for
/// the rationale behind keeping both.
pub fn emit(tokens: &ThemeTokens) -> String {
    emit_with(tokens, &DarkPolicy::Auto)
}

/// Render a drop-in `tokens.css` with an explicit [`DarkPolicy`].
///
/// `emit` is the `DarkPolicy::Auto` shorthand. Both always write the
/// dual dark structure (explicit `[data-theme="dark"]` + `@media`
/// auto block) so the override never leaks light into dark mode.
pub fn emit_with(tokens: &ThemeTokens, dark: &DarkPolicy) -> String {
    let mut s = String::new();
    s.push_str("/* Generated by rio-theme. Do not edit by hand. */\n");
    s.push_str(":root {\n");

    // --- Canonical engine output (DESIGN_THEME §11) ---
    s.push_str("  /* canonical brand-* tokens (engine output) */\n");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-light", &tokens.brand_light.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-dark", &tokens.brand_dark.to_hex());
    s.push_str("  --rio-brand-adaptive: var(--rio-brand-light);\n");
    line(
        &mut s,
        "--rio-brand-surface",
        &tokens.brand_surface.to_hex(),
    );
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-accent", &tokens.brand_accent.to_hex());
    line(
        &mut s,
        "--rio-brand-secondary",
        &tokens.brand_secondary.to_hex(),
    );
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-hover", &tokens.brand_hover.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-active", &tokens.brand_active.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-tint", &tokens.brand_tint.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-brand-text", &tokens.brand_text.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-muted", &tokens.muted.to_hex());

    // --- Drop-in compatibility for the live admin template ---
    s.push('\n');
    s.push_str("  /* drop-in aliases for the live admin template */\n");

    // Brand-derived aliases. The live admin uses `--rio-accent` for
    // BUTTONS and other large affordances, so it must track the
    // tamed `brand_surface` (canonical "large fills" role), not the
    // raw `brand_accent` (canonical "small touches"). For non-vivid
    // inputs the two are equal so this is a no-op; for neon inputs
    // it's the difference between a usable button and an unreadable
    // one.
    line(&mut s, "--rio-accent", &tokens.brand_surface.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-accent-hover", &tokens.brand_hover.to_hex());
    line(
        &mut s,
        "--rio-accent-rgb",
        &rgb_triple(&tokens.brand_surface),
    );
    line(&mut s, "--rio-accent-soft", &tokens.brand_tint.to_hex());
    // accent-border: a mid-light brand tint. Live framework uses
    // this for focus rings + input borders, where the visual job is
    // "lighter than the brand but the same family". Always lightened
    // brand-surface — secondary brand colors don't fit this role
    // (they're for badges/dots, surfaced as `--rio-brand-secondary`).
    line(
        &mut s,
        "--rio-accent-border",
        &tokens.brand_surface.lighten(0.65).to_hex(),
    );
    line(&mut s, "--rio-bg", &tokens.bg.to_hex());

    // Slate scaffold — brand-agnostic. Values lifted from the live
    // `colors.css` so generated themes inherit the same depth metaphor
    // and chrome relationship.
    line(&mut s, "--rio-surface", "#ffffff");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-surface-2", "#f8fafc");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-surface-3", "#f1f5f9");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-surface-chrome", "#0f172a");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-surface-elevated", "#ffffff");

    line(&mut s, "--rio-text-strong", "#0f172a");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-text", "#1e293b");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-text-muted", "#475569");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-text-subtle", "#64748b");

    line(&mut s, "--rio-border-soft", "#e2e8f0");
    line(&mut s, "--rio-border", &tokens.border.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-border-strong", "#94a3b8");

    // Semantic foreground + matching soft backgrounds. Backgrounds
    // are computed from the (possibly hue-shifted) foregrounds, so a
    // shifted danger keeps a matching shifted danger-bg.
    line(&mut s, "--rio-success", &tokens.success.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-warning", &tokens.warning.to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-danger", &tokens.danger.to_hex());
    line(
        &mut s,
        "--rio-success-bg",
        &soft_bg(&tokens.success).to_hex(),
    );
    line(
        &mut s,
        "--rio-warning-bg",
        &soft_bg(&tokens.warning).to_hex(),
    );
    line(&mut s, "--rio-danger-bg", &soft_bg(&tokens.danger).to_hex());
    line(&mut s, "--rio-info-bg", &tokens.brand_tint.to_hex());

    // Chart series.
    for (i, c) in tokens.chart.iter().enumerate() {
        let name = format!("--rio-chart-{}", i + 1);
        line(&mut s, &name, &c.to_hex());
    }

    s.push_str("}\n\n");

    // --- Dark theme: dual blocks, mirroring the framework's guards ---
    // 1. `:root[data-theme="dark"]` — explicit toggle. Higher specificity
    //    than the framework's `[data-theme="dark"]`, so it tie-breaks.
    // 2. `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { :root }` — OS auto. Later
    //    source order than this file's own `:root`, so it wins the auto case.
    // Both carry identical values so the two paths render the same.
    let palette = dark_palette(tokens, dark);
    s.push_str(":root[data-theme=\"dark\"] {\n");
    write_palette(&mut s, &palette, "  ");
    s.push_str("}\n\n");
    s.push_str("@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {\n");
    s.push_str("  :root {\n");
    write_palette(&mut s, &palette, "    ");
    s.push_str("  }\n");
    s.push_str("}\n");
    s
}

/// Brand-agnostic slate ladder for dark mode (surfaces, text, borders).
/// Mirrors the framework's Phase-8 `[data-theme="dark"]` palette so a
/// generated override sits consistently on top of it. The accent is the
/// only [`DarkPolicy`]-dependent part (see [`dark_palette`]).
const DARK_BG: &str = "#0f172a";
const DARK_SURFACE: &str = "#1e293b";

/// Compute the ordered (token, value) pairs for the dark blocks.
///
/// Surfaces / text / borders / semantics are the brand-agnostic slate
/// ladder (identical for every policy, exactly as the light `:root`
/// block keeps the chrome ladder brand-agnostic). Only the accent set
/// varies: lifted brand (`Auto`), framework default (`LightOnly`), or a
/// lifted explicit color (`Explicit`).
fn dark_palette(tokens: &ThemeTokens, dark: &DarkPolicy) -> Vec<(&'static str, String)> {
    let dark_surface = Color::from_hex(DARK_SURFACE).expect("constant");
    let dark_bg = Color::from_hex(DARK_BG).expect("constant");

    // Accent for dark, per policy.
    let (accent, accent_hover) = match dark {
        // Pin to the framework's default dark accent (lifted teal). No
        // brand color leaks into dark — a neutral override.
        DarkPolicy::LightOnly => (
            Color::from_hex("#2dd4bf").expect("constant"),
            Color::from_hex("#5eead4").expect("constant"),
        ),
        // Lift the brand's large-fill accent until it clears AA on dark.
        DarkPolicy::Auto => {
            let a = lift_for_dark(&tokens.brand_surface, &dark_surface);
            (a, a.lighten(0.12))
        }
        // Lift the author's explicit dark accent the same way.
        DarkPolicy::Explicit { accent } => {
            let a = lift_for_dark(accent, &dark_surface);
            (a, a.lighten(0.12))
        }
    };

    // Semantics (lifted for dark) — brand-agnostic, like the surfaces.
    let success = Color::from_hex("#6fb98a").expect("constant");
    let warning = Color::from_hex("#d6a65a").expect("constant");
    let danger = Color::from_hex("#ef4444").expect("constant");

    vec![
        // Canonical adaptive pointer (the one token the old dark block set).
        ("--rio-brand-adaptive", "var(--rio-brand-dark)".to_string()),
        // Accent set (policy-dependent).
        ("--rio-accent", accent.to_hex()),
        ("--rio-accent-hover", accent_hover.to_hex()),
        ("--rio-accent-rgb", rgb_triple(&accent)),
        ("--rio-accent-soft", accent.mix(&dark_bg, 0.86).to_hex()),
        (
            "--rio-accent-border",
            accent.mix(&dark_surface, 0.35).to_hex(),
        ),
        ("--rio-info-bg", accent.mix(&dark_bg, 0.86).to_hex()),
        // Surface ladder (brand-agnostic slate, inverted from light).
        ("--rio-bg", DARK_BG.to_string()),
        ("--rio-surface", DARK_SURFACE.to_string()),
        ("--rio-surface-2", "#0b1120".to_string()),
        ("--rio-surface-3", "#334155".to_string()),
        ("--rio-surface-chrome", "#0f172a".to_string()),
        ("--rio-surface-elevated", "#1e293b".to_string()),
        // Text ladder (slate, light end).
        ("--rio-text-strong", "#f1f5f9".to_string()),
        ("--rio-text", "#cbd5e1".to_string()),
        ("--rio-text-muted", "#94a3b8".to_string()),
        ("--rio-text-subtle", "#64748b".to_string()),
        // Borders.
        ("--rio-border-soft", "#334155".to_string()),
        ("--rio-border", "#334155".to_string()),
        ("--rio-border-strong", "#64748b".to_string()),
        // Semantics + their dark soft backgrounds.
        ("--rio-success", success.to_hex()),
        ("--rio-warning", warning.to_hex()),
        ("--rio-danger", danger.to_hex()),
        ("--rio-success-bg", success.mix(&dark_bg, 0.84).to_hex()),
        ("--rio-warning-bg", warning.mix(&dark_bg, 0.84).to_hex()),
        ("--rio-danger-bg", danger.mix(&dark_bg, 0.84).to_hex()),
    ]
}

/// Write an ordered token list at a fixed indent.
fn write_palette(s: &mut String, palette: &[(&'static str, String)], indent: &str) {
    for (name, value) in palette {
        let _ = writeln!(s, "{indent}{name}: {value};");
    }
}

/// Lift an accent toward white until it clears `AA_TEXT` (4.5:1) against
/// the dark surface, so links / accent text are readable on dark.
/// Bounded; returns the best effort if 4.5 is unreachable.
fn lift_for_dark(accent: &Color, dark_surface: &Color) -> Color {
    let mut a = *accent;
    for _ in 0..40 {
        if contrast_ratio(&a, dark_surface) >= AA_TEXT {
            return a;
        }
        a = a.lighten(0.05);
    }
    a
}

fn line(s: &mut String, name: &str, value: &str) {
    // Fixed two-space indent and a single space after the colon. No
    // alignment by length — golden-file stability beats prettiness.
    let _ = writeln!(s, "  {name}: {value};");
}

/// Space-separated R G B 0..255 triple, matching the live
/// `--rio-accent-rgb` convention (so `rgb(var(--rio-accent-rgb) / 0.2)`
/// keeps working in alpha-tinted overlays).
fn rgb_triple(color: &Color) -> String {
    // Reparse the hex to get the quantized channels — guarantees the
    // RGB triple agrees with the hex value the file already prints.
    let hex = color.to_hex();
    let r = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[1..3], 16).expect("emitted hex is valid");
    let g = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[3..5], 16).expect("emitted hex is valid");
    let b = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[5..7], 16).expect("emitted hex is valid");
    format!("{r} {g} {b}")
}

/// Soft pill background derived from a semantic foreground.
///
/// Starts at 92% white (visually a soft tint in the foreground's hue
/// family) and walks lighter in 1% increments until the foreground
/// clears `AA_NON_TEXT` (3.0) against the resulting background.
/// Bounded at 99% so we never collapse to pure white. The
/// hand-tuned tailwind `-50` colors (`#ECFDF5`, `#FFFBEB`,
/// `#FEF2F2`) pass at slightly lighter mixes than a flat 92% would
/// produce — without the loop, amber warning-on-bg lands at 2.94,
/// below the 3.0 threshold for pill text.
fn soft_bg(fg: &Color) -> Color {
    let white = Color::from_hex("#ffffff").expect("constant");
    let mut amount = 0.92_f64;
    loop {
        let bg = fg.mix(&white, amount);
        if amount >= 0.99
            || crate::contrast::contrast_ratio(fg, &bg) >= crate::contrast::AA_NON_TEXT
        {
            return bg;
        }
        amount += 0.01;
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;
    use crate::engine::{resolve_theme, ThemeInput};

    #[test]
    fn emit_contains_every_canonical_brand_token() {
        let css = emit(&resolve_theme(ThemeInput::empty()));
        for name in [
            "--rio-brand-light",
            "--rio-brand-dark",
            "--rio-brand-adaptive",
            "--rio-brand-surface",
            "--rio-brand-accent",
            "--rio-brand-secondary",
            "--rio-brand-hover",
            "--rio-brand-active",
            "--rio-brand-tint",
            "--rio-brand-text",
            "--rio-muted",
        ] {
            assert!(css.contains(name), "missing canonical {name}");
        }
    }

    #[test]
    fn emit_contains_every_live_template_token() {
        // If this list ever drifts from the live `colors.css`, the
        // generated file stops being a drop-in. Update both together.
        let css = emit(&resolve_theme(ThemeInput::empty()));
        for name in [
            "--rio-accent",
            "--rio-accent-hover",
            "--rio-accent-rgb",
            "--rio-accent-soft",
            "--rio-accent-border",
            "--rio-bg",
            "--rio-surface",
            "--rio-surface-2",
            "--rio-surface-3",
            "--rio-surface-chrome",
            "--rio-surface-elevated",
            "--rio-text-strong",
            "--rio-text",
            "--rio-text-muted",
            "--rio-text-subtle",
            "--rio-border-soft",
            "--rio-border",
            "--rio-border-strong",
            "--rio-success",
            "--rio-warning",
            "--rio-danger",
            "--rio-success-bg",
            "--rio-warning-bg",
            "--rio-danger-bg",
            "--rio-info-bg",
        ] {
            assert!(css.contains(name), "missing drop-in alias {name}");
        }
    }

    #[test]
    fn accent_rgb_triple_agrees_with_accent_hex() {
        // The triple is what `rgb(var(--rio-accent-rgb) / α)` uses,
        // so it must quantize to the same bytes as `--rio-accent`'s
        // hex. Drop-in `--rio-accent` aliases `brand_surface` (see
        // the comment in `emit`).
        let tokens = resolve_theme(ThemeInput::empty());
        let css = emit(&tokens);
        let hex = tokens.brand_surface.to_hex();
        let r = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[1..3], 16).unwrap();
        let g = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[3..5], 16).unwrap();
        let b = u8::from_str_radix(&hex[5..7], 16).unwrap();
        let expected = format!("--rio-accent-rgb: {r} {g} {b};");
        assert!(css.contains(&expected), "expected `{expected}` in:\n{css}");
    }

    #[test]
    fn dark_block_is_always_emitted() {
        let css = emit(&resolve_theme(ThemeInput::empty()));
        assert!(css.contains(":root[data-theme=\"dark\"]"));
    }

    /// Both dark guards must be present so the explicit toggle AND OS
    /// auto-dark are covered — the whole point of the dual structure.
    #[test]
    fn dark_emits_both_explicit_and_auto_blocks() {
        for policy in [
            DarkPolicy::Auto,
            DarkPolicy::LightOnly,
            DarkPolicy::Explicit {
                accent: Color::from_hex("#0E6B5B").unwrap(),
            },
        ] {
            let css = emit_with(&resolve_theme(ThemeInput::empty()), &policy);
            assert!(
                css.contains(":root[data-theme=\"dark\"] {"),
                "{policy:?}: missing explicit dark block"
            );
            assert!(
                css.contains("@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {"),
                "{policy:?}: missing auto dark block"
            );
        }
    }

    /// Whatever the policy, the dark blocks must re-assert a dark
    /// `--rio-bg` — never let the light `:root` value leak through.
    #[test]
    fn dark_never_leaks_light_background() {
        let tokens = resolve_theme(ThemeInput {
            brand_colors: vec![Color::from_hex("#0E6B5B").unwrap()],
        });
        for policy in [DarkPolicy::Auto, DarkPolicy::LightOnly] {
            let css = emit_with(&tokens, &policy);
            // The dark blocks set --rio-bg to the slate background.
            assert!(
                css.matches("--rio-bg: #0f172a;").count() >= 2,
                "{policy:?}: dark blocks must pin --rio-bg to #0f172a (got:\n{css})"
            );
        }
    }

    /// `Auto` lifts the brand accent until it clears AA on the dark
    /// surface — readable links/accent on dark.
    #[test]
    fn dark_auto_accent_clears_aa_on_dark_surface() {
        let tokens = resolve_theme(ThemeInput {
            brand_colors: vec![Color::from_hex("#0E6B5B").unwrap()],
        });
        let pal = dark_palette(&tokens, &DarkPolicy::Auto);
        let accent_hex = pal
            .iter()
            .find(|(n, _)| *n == "--rio-accent")
            .map(|(_, v)| v.clone())
            .unwrap();
        let accent = Color::from_hex(&accent_hex).unwrap();
        let dark_surface = Color::from_hex(DARK_SURFACE).unwrap();
        assert!(
            contrast_ratio(&accent, &dark_surface) >= AA_TEXT - 0.01,
            "auto dark accent {accent_hex} only {:.2} on dark surface",
            contrast_ratio(&accent, &dark_surface)
        );
    }

    /// `LightOnly` pins the dark accent to the framework default — the
    /// brand color does not appear in dark at all.
    #[test]
    fn dark_light_only_pins_framework_accent() {
        let tokens = resolve_theme(ThemeInput {
            brand_colors: vec![Color::from_hex("#0E6B5B").unwrap()],
        });
        let css = emit_with(&tokens, &DarkPolicy::LightOnly);
        // Light `:root` keeps the brand accent; the two dark blocks pin
        // to the framework default teal — so the brand never appears in
        // dark. Framework default shows up exactly twice (both blocks).
        assert_eq!(
            css.matches("--rio-accent: #2dd4bf;").count(),
            2,
            "LightOnly must pin both dark blocks to the framework accent"
        );
    }

    /// `Explicit` derives the dark accent from the author's supplied
    /// color (lifted for AA), independent of the brand input.
    #[test]
    fn dark_explicit_uses_supplied_accent() {
        let tokens = resolve_theme(ThemeInput {
            brand_colors: vec![Color::from_hex("#0E6B5B").unwrap()],
        });
        let explicit = Color::from_hex("#0d9488").unwrap();
        let pal = dark_palette(&tokens, &DarkPolicy::Explicit { accent: explicit });
        let accent_hex = pal
            .iter()
            .find(|(n, _)| *n == "--rio-accent")
            .unwrap()
            .1
            .clone();
        let accent = Color::from_hex(&accent_hex).unwrap();
        let dark_surface = Color::from_hex(DARK_SURFACE).unwrap();
        // Lifted version of the explicit color, AA-clear on dark.
        assert!(contrast_ratio(&accent, &dark_surface) >= AA_TEXT - 0.01);
        // …and it is NOT the LightOnly framework default.
        assert_ne!(accent_hex, "#2dd4bf");
    }

    #[test]
    fn soft_bg_always_clears_aa_non_text_against_its_foreground() {
        // Property test for the contrast-aware `soft_bg` loop.
        // Regression for the bug verification surfaced: a flat 92%
        // white mix left amber warning at 2.94 (below AA-large 3.0)
        // against its derived background. Every semantic bg must
        // now clear 3.0 against its fg.
        use crate::color::Color;
        use crate::contrast::{contrast_ratio, AA_NON_TEXT};
        for brand_hex in [
            "#3f6089", "#0d9488", "#39ff14", "#0a1a2e", "#c9572e", "#888888", "#dc2626",
        ] {
            let tokens = resolve_theme(ThemeInput {
                brand_colors: vec![Color::from_hex(brand_hex).unwrap()],
            });
            for (name, fg) in [
                ("success", tokens.success),
                ("warning", tokens.warning),
                ("danger", tokens.danger),
            ] {
                let bg = super::soft_bg(&fg);
                let r = contrast_ratio(&fg, &bg);
                assert!(
                    r >= AA_NON_TEXT - 0.01,
                    "brand {brand_hex}: {name} {} on derived bg {} only {r:.2}",
                    fg.to_hex(),
                    bg.to_hex(),
                );
            }
        }
    }

    #[test]
    fn chart_tokens_index_from_one() {
        use crate::color::Color;
        let css = emit(&resolve_theme(ThemeInput {
            brand_colors: vec![
                Color::from_hex("#3f6089").unwrap(),
                Color::from_hex("#c9572e").unwrap(),
                Color::from_hex("#2e7d5b").unwrap(),
            ],
        }));
        assert!(css.contains("--rio-chart-1"));
        assert!(!css.contains("--rio-chart-0"));
    }
}