feat(desktop): add Glass theme and window vibrancy - #528
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Inkdrop's frosted look is the OS showing through, not a hex swap. Opaque palettes stay solid; Glass uses alpha on the chrome so the desktop reads behind the sidebar.
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The Inkdrop shot with the desk showing through the sidebar is macOS vibrancy plus translucent chrome. Wave is a solid hex. Default stays opaque.
What
--bg-base/--bg-surfaceso the desktop reads through.vibrancy: under-window; Windows gets acrylic. Linux stays opaque. Settings window is unchanged.backdrop-filter. The editor pane uses--bg-elevatedso markdown stays readable.--glass-blur: 0.Independent of #522–#527. Pick Glass from Settings → Themes (after #525) or Appearance palettes on develop.
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