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feat(editor): align web workbench theme and chrome - #6
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Verdict: Approved
- Reviewed: editor theme persistence, theme tokens, layout chrome, and accessibility labels
- Checks: all reported CI checks passed
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The standalone web editor now supports a persisted light/dark choice with system preference as the initial default. Its panel, button, timeline, and asset colors use theme tokens, and its header and panel geometry align with the host workbench used by OpenScene. Editing models and export behavior are unchanged.\n\nVerification: TypeScript check, 13 editor tests, web production build, and Electron screenshots of both theme states. Tracked by Theorvane/OpenScene#470.