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fix(ui): pin skills banner copy to fixed inks for dark mode - #440
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The featured-skills banner keeps its light-blue gradient in both themes, but its copy followed the theme foreground: in dark mode the title rendered near-white on the pale gradient (unreadable ghost text) and the floating art cards showed white-on-white copy. Pin the banner and art-card text/border/shadow to fixed dark inks matched to the banner's 200-224 hue so the card reads identically in both themes. Verified via module-skills light+dark fixture screenshots; desktop suite green.
This was referenced Jul 2, 2026
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Round 4 of the fixture-screenshot visual audit (follow-up to #436 / #438 / #439) — first dark-mode sweep.
The featured-skills banner (为你精选的职场技能) keeps its light-blue gradient in both themes, but its copy followed
var(--foreground*):Fix: pin the banner copy and art-card text/border/shadow to fixed dark inks matched to the banner's 200–224 hue family. The card now reads identically in both themes (the same pattern as the theme-independent preload skeleton in index.html).
Verification
npm --workspace @maka/desktop test: 1671/1671 pass