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@sam-huckaby thank you so much for helping with this! Some feedback:

• we actually want all tooltips to be dark mode looking, even on light mode; it's a stylistic choice
• let's reduce the contrast between the background shades, "stronger" should be lighter

Ah, that makes more sense about the tooltips. Does it make sense to not allow themes to override that color? (probably a follow-up PR to keep separate concerns)
I made the gray background a good bit lighter, hopefully not too light 😂

I also should ask what level of WCAG we intend to support? For contrast levels, I think the orange in here may not be high enough contrast...

I also should ask what level of WCAG we intend to support? For contrast levels, I think the orange in here may not be high enough contrast...

Doesn't have to be AA, maybe A though? Orange does look too low contrast, agreed.

I also should ask what level of WCAG we intend to support? For contrast levels, I think the orange in here may not be high enough contrast...

Doesn't have to be AA, maybe A though? Orange does look too low contrast, agreed.

WCAG A actually doesn't have any contrast requirements, AA is the first level to require them. I'm going to play around with these colors and see if I can get an orange that just barely meets AA, because otherwise we slide pretty far into brown. Vesper is a specifically dark mode theme though, so maybe I can find an earthy mix that feels like a darker vesper for light mode with sort of earth-brown and evergreen highlights.

I also want to get a sort of baseline in place for what all styles should be normally overridden in a theme, that way I can apply changes across the board to bring all of the light mode theme variants into a sort of harmony.

Updated with more earthy colors for light mode. Attached dark mode screenshot to confirm that the changes didn't break it.