/* =========================================================================
   evidence-state.css — Evidence State

   A semantic state-color PROFILE under the Spectral State family. Where
   Spectral State (`spectral-state.css`) encodes the state of architectural
   elements, Evidence State encodes epistemic EVIDENCE state — what current
   evidence shows about an assumption (supported / partially supported /
   unresolved / weakened / not yet testable).

   It is a SANCTIONED PROFILE, not a separate palette and not a change to
   Spectral State. Spectral State's eight-role architectural-element vocabulary
   is unchanged. This profile:
     - REUSES three Spectral State values by reference (see below), and
     - ADDS two evidence-specific roles (weakened, not-yet-testable).

   Load order (each layers on the previous):
     colors_and_type.css  →  spectral-state.css  →  evidence-state.css

   Offline; no CDN. Theme-aware via the foundation's `[data-theme]` +
   `prefers-color-scheme` model.

   STATUS: v0.1 — first generalized profile. Authorized by ASK source-of-intent
   (2026-06-18) as a reusable profile; first consumer is urban-observatory
   (a domain-partner consumer, by reference). Provisional-but-reusable: the
   role list may firm up as the profile sees more use; the two new values are
   the stable, portable part.

   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   ROLE MAP
   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
   Evidence meaning        Visual implementation              Relationship
     supported             value of --state-earned            visual-role mapping
     partially-supported   value of --state-partial           visual-role mapping
     unresolved            value of --state-held              exact mapping
     weakened              new — muted/darkened 30° brown     new Evidence role
     not-yet-testable      new — neutral lavender-gray        new Evidence role

   The three reused values are VISUAL-ROLE mappings (and one exact mapping,
   `unresolved → held`); they are NOT semantic aliases. A consuming surface
   keeps the evidence LABELS — Supported / Partially supported / Unresolved —
   and must never relabel them earned / partial / held just because the color
   value is shared.

   `weakened` is a tonal derivative of `partial`: the same 30° hue family, lower
   saturation and lightness — a muted, darkened orange ("brown"). It reads as a
   degraded `partial` (viable but credibility lost), distinct from neon
   `partial` and from red `deflated`. It is NOT a new wheel position and is NOT
   added to the Spectral State health ramp.

   `not-yet-testable` is OFF the chromatic arc entirely — a neutral lavender-gray
   for "evidence cannot exist yet at this stage". Color alone is NOT sufficient
   to express it. Its presentation contract on a consuming surface is:
       neutral lavender-gray  +  dashed rail  +  hollow marker  +  visible label
   ========================================================================= */

/* ---------- Light (default) ---------- */
:root {
  /* reused Spectral State values (resolve + theme-flip via --state-*) */
  --evidence-supported:           var(--state-earned);   /* visual-role mapping */
  --evidence-partially-supported: var(--state-partial);  /* visual-role mapping */
  --evidence-unresolved:          var(--state-held);     /* exact mapping */

  /* new Evidence State roles — theme-calibrated */
  --evidence-weakened:            hsl( 30, 55%, 32%);    /* muted/darkened 30° — brown */
  --evidence-not-yet-testable:    hsl(264,  8%, 53%);    /* neutral lavender-gray (see contract above) */
}

/* ---------- Dark — on the dark ink field ----------
   The three reused values need no redefinition here: they reference --state-*,
   which spectral-state.css already re-resolves per theme. Only the two new
   roles carry explicit dark values (lifted for the dark field). */
:root[data-theme="dark"] {
  --evidence-weakened:            hsl( 30, 45%, 48%);
  --evidence-not-yet-testable:    hsl(264, 12%, 64%);
}

@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) {
  :root:not([data-theme="light"]):not([data-theme="dark"]) {
    --evidence-weakened:          hsl( 30, 45%, 48%);
    --evidence-not-yet-testable:  hsl(264, 12%, 64%);
  }
}