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What this does
Adds a triage script that scans open issues for reports of invisible/unreadable
text on light terminal themes and posts a grouping comment linking them to the
known
color7/color0collision family.Why
This class of bug keeps appearing as separate issues. The root cause is the same
across all of them: in light-ANSI mode,
color7(ANSI white) is used for bothcode text tokens AND UI backgrounds, making text invisible on standard light palettes.
Known instances:
color7/color0collision in light-ANSI theme)A partial fix already landed in v2.1.141 (diff context lines now use
color0),but the planning window renderer was not covered.
What the script does
area:tui,area:ui,area:ideDRY_RUN=1for safe testing before real runsUsage