/* ==========================================================================
   styles-aubergine.css — palette experiment.
   Variant of B that swaps the deep plum/purple family for a deep
   grape/aubergine anchored on #4C3957 (Diana's chosen hex). Loaded AFTER
   styles.css to override. All other tokens (moss, beige, cream, burgundy,
   gold) remain identical. Scope: home only (index-aubergine.html).
   Original styles.css untouched.
   ========================================================================== */

:root {
  /* ——— Plum family rebuilt around #4C3957 ———
     Hue ~274°, deeper saturation than the current #6F5F78 family. The
     light surface accent gets a richer dustier purple; the vivid accent
     pulls closer to the anchor; the soft light tint stays comparable
     in lightness to the original --plum-light. */
  --plum-base:   #715D85;   /* dustier deep purple, replaces #6F5F78 */
  --plum-accent: #5C4470;   /* vivid aubergine, replaces #6E547D */
  --plum-light:  #AC9DBB;   /* light grape, replaces #A298AE */

  /* Soft tint that pairs with the new accent (used in selection, hovers) */
  --accent-soft: #ECE3EF;

  /* Re-link the semantics so future readers see the chain explicitly. */
  --accent:       var(--plum-base);
  --accent-hover: var(--plum-accent);
}

/* Ritual surface — the anchor itself becomes the new dark surface.
   Note: #4C3957 is meaningfully lighter than the original near-black
   #2A1E2B. The booking + dark sections will read as ambient grape rather
   than brooding plum. Intentional — that's the look Diana asked for. */
.surface-ritual,
[data-surface="ritual"] {
  --bg:           #4C3957;   /* anchor (was #2A1E2B near-black) */
  --bg-raised:    #5C4768;   /* one step up (was #3A2A3B) */
  --bg-sunk:      #382A40;   /* one step down (was #1D1320) */
  --bg-tint:      #533E5F;   /* between bg and raised (was #33243A) */
  --border:       #6B5279;   /* (was #4A3348) */
  --border-strong:#876F95;   /* (was #6B4A66) */
  --divider:      #573F65;   /* (was #3F2A3D) */
  /* Warm accent on dark surface (beige-dark) stays — keeps the grape
     from going cold. */
}