Verify the necessity of removing the -W flag.

The -W flag treats Sphinx warnings as errors, ensuring documentation quality. Removing it may allow warnings to accumulate unnoticed. While the AI summary suggests this aligns with subprocess changes in docs/conf.py, the connection to the color updates in this PR is unclear.

Consider keeping the -W flag if possible to maintain build strictness, or document why it was necessary to remove it (e.g., if the color changes introduce unavoidable warnings).

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if there are current Sphinx warnings that would fail with -W

# Run sphinx-build to see if there are any warnings
cd docs
sphinx-build -W -E -b html . ../_build/html 2>&1 | tee /tmp/sphinx_warnings.txt

# Check if there were warnings
if grep -i "warning" /tmp/sphinx_warnings.txt; then
    echo "===== Warnings found that would fail with -W flag ====="
    grep -i "warning" /tmp/sphinx_warnings.txt
else
    echo "===== No warnings found - keeping -W flag is recommended ====="
fi

Length of output: 162

🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Directly check for Sphinx warnings with -W
sphinx-build -W -E -b html docs _build/html 2>&1 | grep -i warning || echo "===== No warnings found ====="

Length of output: 29

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