ux: make the ultra statusline badge stand out#192
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Every mode rendered in the same green, so ultra (the high-intensity mode that deletes and challenges requirements) looked identical to lite/full at a glance. Give the ultra badge an amber color so it's obvious you're in it. The level is still in the badge text, so color stays a redundant cue, not the only one.
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The statusline badge renders every mode in the same green (
38;5;108), soultralooks identical tolite/fullat a glance and you can only tell by reading the suffix.ultrais the high-intensity mode that deletes and challenges requirements, so it is the one worth noticing.This gives the
ultrabadge an amber accent (38;5;173); every other mode is unchanged. The level is still spelled out in the badge text, so color is a redundant cue rather than the only signal (keeps it readable without color).Both scripts updated and verified to emit
173only for ultra and108everywhere else:[PONYTAIL](green)[PONYTAIL:LITE](green)[PONYTAIL:ULTRA](amber)[PONYTAIL:REVIEW](green)The accent color is a one-token change if you would prefer a different shade. No behavior change beyond the color; the test suite stays green.