[SF-26] Adopt Leopard brand in iOS app - #25
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- Add BrandTokens.swift (copy of brand/generated/BrandTokens.swift) - Add LeopardBackgroundView (deterministic Canvas, SplitMix64 seed) - Rewire FlowMode+UI / ContentView / ModeCard to BrandTokens.* - Layered mode-glow shadows (24/64) on selected card - Preserved accentColorHex string accessor for existing presentation tests User-facing follow-up: run 'xcodegen generate' inside sonicflow_app/ios-app/ so the new files are registered in the iOS Xcode target.
SF-26 Apply Leopard brand to iOS SwiftUI app
ScopeApply the Leopard brand to the iOS SwiftUI app. Deliverables
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| SDKROOT = iphoneos; | ||
| TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY = "1,2"; | ||
| TEST_HOST = "$(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/SonicFlow.app/SonicFlow"; | ||
| TEST_HOST = "$(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR)/FlowTones.app/FlowTones"; |
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This sets TEST_HOST to FlowTones.app/FlowTones, but the app target in the same project file still builds with PRODUCT_NAME = SonicFlow (Debug/Release), so running FlowTonesTests can fail to launch the host app because the configured host binary path does not exist. Keeping TEST_HOST aligned with the built product name is required for xcodebuild test to run reliably.
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| lines.push(` public static let ${camel(key)} = Color(hex: "${v.hex}")`); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| lines.push(" public static let panel = Color.black.opacity(0.78)"); |
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The generator hardcodes Neutral.panel to black (Color.black.opacity(0.78) here, and similarly in Kotlin), which ignores palette.neutral.panel.rgba in brand/tokens.json; as a result, native outputs already diverge from the source-of-truth token (CSS uses rgba(18, 18, 22, 0.78)) and future token edits will not propagate to Swift/Kotlin.
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