The text-entry rule was an allowlist of type= values, which fails twice.
An <input> with no type attribute is a text field but matches no
[type=...] selector at all, and any type nobody listed falls through
silently. Both had happened: the add-a-word fields carry no type, and the
server URL and token are url and password. All four rendered as white UA
boxes on a dark page.
A denylist of the controls that must keep native rendering — checkbox,
radio, range, colour, file, the button-like ones — cannot rot the same way.
color-scheme now sits on :root per theme rather than nowhere. It is what
tells the browser to paint the parts CSS cannot reach: the select dropdown
list, spinner arrows, scrollbars, the autofill wash.
Separately, .tiles draws its hairlines with its own background, so as a
stretched grid item it filled the rest of the hero's height with a solid
block of line colour. align-self: start.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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