fix(opencode): remove double normalization in terminal background detection#22616
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RGBA.fromInts() already normalizes r/g/b to 0.0-1.0 range, so dividing by 255 again in mode() made the luminance near-zero for any input. This caused getTerminalBackgroundColor() to always return "dark", breaking light variant selection for all dual-variant themes. Fixes anomalyco#22615 Related: anomalyco#20926
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Closes #22615
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What does this PR do?
RGBA.fromInts()normalizes r/g/b to the 0.0–1.0 range internally. Themode()helper interminal.tsdivides by 255 on top of that — a leftover from the pre-#22297 code where the values were raw 0–255 integers. This double division caps max luminance at ~0.004 (for pure white), sogetTerminalBackgroundColor()always returns"dark".The fix removes the
/ 255. Related: #20926 (the inverse bug — stuck on light — that #22297 was trying to fix).How did you verify your code works?
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RGBAsource in@opentui/coreand confirmedfromIntsdivides by 255 and the.r/.g/.bgetters return 0.0–1.0 floats. With the/ 255removed, the luminance formula produces values in the correct 0.0–1.0 range and the 0.5 threshold works as intended.Screenshots / recordings
N/A — terminal color detection, no UI change.
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