Give the Membrane themes the one accent color - #100
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The two themes carried three accents: #f89216, a set of stock VS Code greys and blues that no one had replaced, and #ff8000. Gaze paints its accent #ff8000, and the editor sits beside gaze, so every accent role now takes that value at the alpha the role already used.
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The two Membrane themes carried three accents at once:
#f89216, a set of stock VS Code greys and blues that nobody had replaced (#3c3c3c,#4e1,#43f,#999,#bbb,#eeeeee50), and#ff8000.Gaze paints its accent
#ff8000, which ismem_ui::colors::BRANE_ORANGE, and the editor sits beside gaze in the IDE. Every accent role now takes that value at the alpha the role already used, so a find match stays at66and an input option border stays ataa.No role gains or loses an entry, and no syntax color changes.