/* Canonical Cawood domain tokens — the six things we measure.
 *
 * Companion to tokens.css. Copy into any project's own stylesheet — see
 * README.md for why this isn't a live dependency yet. Prefix is --cw-.
 *
 * The order is part of the design language and never changes:
 *   1 Direction, 2 Safety, 3 Learning, 4 Tools, 5 Process, 6 AI.
 * A coral bar must mean Digital Direction in every surface, forever.
 *
 * Known drift as of 2026-07-30 (flagged, not resolved here):
 *   tokens.css defines --cw-colour-green as #0CF57E. That bright green is
 *   a STATE colour (live, positive, on-navy) in the design language, not
 *   the Learning & Development domain, which is the deeper #0A7A47 for
 *   contrast on white. Both are listed below under distinct names rather
 *   than one being quietly redefined. cawood-account's Dashboard used
 *   #0CF57E as the Learning domain until 2026-07-30; corrected there.
 */

:root {
  /* on white — the default set */
  --cw-domain-1-direction: #FF6F61;
  --cw-domain-2-safety:    #3A506B;
  --cw-domain-3-learning:  #0A7A47;
  --cw-domain-4-tools:     #5B7FA6;
  --cw-domain-5-process:   #FF9E94;
  --cw-domain-6-ai:        #7C6BB0;

  /* on navy — same order, lifted for contrast */
  --cw-domain-1-direction-on-navy: #FF6F61;
  --cw-domain-2-safety-on-navy:    #8FA6C4;
  --cw-domain-3-learning-on-navy:  #0CF57E;
  --cw-domain-4-tools-on-navy:     #5B7FA6;
  --cw-domain-5-process-on-navy:   #FF9E94;
  --cw-domain-6-ai-on-navy:        #B5A6E0;

  /* supporting surface neutrals used by the mark and its rules */
  --cw-colour-navy-deep:   #141B30;
  --cw-colour-warm-white:  #FBFAF7;
  --cw-colour-card-border: #DDE3EC;
  --cw-colour-hairline:    #E4E9F1;
  --cw-colour-muted:       #8896A7;
  --cw-colour-disabled:    #B4BECC;
}