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The editor only had one syntax-highlighting palette, so anyone who found it hard to read or just didn't like it was stuck with it.

Settings now has a Syntax colours picker with six schemes: Classic (the current palette, unchanged), Ocean, Forest, Ember, Monochrome, and High contrast. Each card shows a small preview. Every scheme has a light and a dark version that follows the app theme. The choice applies right away to every editor pane and is saved on the device. The picker appears in the Settings dialog, the account Appearance page, and the phone Settings tab. The phone Settings tab now scrolls so every option can be reached.

Only token colours change. The editor background, gutter and selection stay with the app theme. A test checks that every new scheme meets WCAG contrast on the editor background and the current-line highlight: 4.5:1 for code, 3:1 for comments.

Proof: pnpm typecheck, pnpm lint and the web test suite (248 tests) pass, including new unit tests, a settings test, and a test that two pickers on screen stay in step. In headless Chromium against the dev server, I checked that Monaco token colours change when a scheme is picked, in both light and dark (Monochrome keywords render bold), that the choice survives a reload, and that at 390×844 the phone Settings tab scrolls to and selects the last scheme without scrolling the page.

Reviewed with sol-loop: 2 rounds with gpt-6.1-sol. Sol verdict: approved

Council review

Rounds: 2

Delegate	Round 1	Round 2
Claude Fable 5.1	9/10	9/10
GPT-6.1 Sol	8/10	10/10
Grok 4.7 (Cursor)	no score	no score

Grok 4.7 could not run because the Cursor usage limit was reached. Round 1 fixes:

• Each picker now gets its own radio name, so two mounted pickers no longer share one native radio group.
• The editor applies the current scheme on mount, so a scheme picked while Monaco is loading is not lost.

Generated by claude-opus-5-5 using the Claude Code (T3 Code) harness.

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Low Risk
Appearance and local preference only; Classic is unchanged and coverage includes persistence and contrast checks on Monaco themes.

Overview
Adds Syntax colours settings so users can choose among six Monaco highlighting palettes (Classic, Ocean, Forest, Ember, Monochrome, High contrast). Each option shows a mini preview and updates all editor panes immediately; the choice is stored in localStorage and survives reload.

The home page wires state through SyntaxColorSchemePicker in the Settings dialog, account Appearance profile, and phone Settings tab (that tab now scrolls with overflow-y-auto). Classic keeps the previous token colours; editor chrome (background, gutter, selection) stays tied to light/dark app theme while only token rules change.

MonacoPseudocodeEditor replaces the fixed examLabTheme* themes with per-scheme light/dark Monaco themes from syntaxColorSchemes.ts. Analytics adds syntax_colors_changed. EN/ZH copy and unit/integration tests cover picker sync, persistence, contrast on editor surfaces, and a settings flow test.

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