feat(theme-studio): show the hex under each ramp preview tile

Each ramp step tile showed only its derived name. It now shows the hex underneath too, matching the palette chips, so you can read the generated value without hovering for the title. The #ramptest gate asserts every tile carries its hex line.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/scripts/theme-studio/app.js b/scripts/theme-studio/app.js
index dc5b44bd..ff6d7c47 100644
--- a/scripts/theme-studio/app.js
+++ b/scripts/theme-studio/app.js
@@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ function renderRamp(){
   rampNote(r.adjusted.length?('adjusted: '+r.adjusted.join(', ')):'',false);
   r.steps.forEach(s=>{const nm=rampStepName(s.offset);const c=document.createElement('div');c.className='rchip';c.style.background=s.hex;c.style.color=textOn(s.hex);
     c.title=nm+' '+s.hex+(s.clamped?' (gamut-clamped)':'');
-    c.innerHTML=`<span>${esc(nm)}</span>${s.clamped?'<span class="rclamp" title="clamped to sRGB">!</span>':''}`;
+    c.innerHTML=`<span>${esc(nm)}</span><span class="rhex">${s.hex}</span>${s.clamped?'<span class="rclamp" title="clamped to sRGB">!</span>':''}`;
     c.onclick=()=>addRampStep(s);prev.appendChild(c);});
 }
 // Insert a step adjacent to the source swatch, keeping the ramp siblings in
@@ -1012,6 +1012,7 @@ if(location.hash==='#ramptest'){let ok=true;const notes=[];const A=(c,n)=>{if(!c
  selectedIdx=PALETTE.findIndex(p=>p[1]==='blue');document.getElementById('newhexstr').value='#67809c';document.getElementById('newname').value='blue';
  openRamp();document.getElementById('rampn').value='2';document.getElementById('rampstepl').value='0.08';document.getElementById('rampce').value='0.5';renderRamp();
  A(document.querySelectorAll('#rampprev .rchip').length===4,'expected 4 step chips, got '+document.querySelectorAll('#rampprev .rchip').length);
+ A(document.querySelectorAll('#rampprev .rchip .rhex').length===4,'each step tile shows its hex');
  addAllRampSteps();
  const names=PALETTE.map(p=>p[1]),bi=names.indexOf('blue');
  A(names.slice(bi,bi+5).join(',')==='blue,blue-2,blue-1,blue+1,blue+2','order after blue: '+names.slice(bi,bi+5).join(','));