0.9.1-alpha.13

Patch Changes

• 18b3fd8: A pressed fill now moves one way: towards the ink of the mode.

  accentPressed, successPressed, warningPressed and dangerPressed mix towards foreground instead of the variant's own text colour. That text is picked for contrast, so its lightness followed the fill's and took the direction with it: #9333ea carries near-white text and lightened under the finger in light mode, while #c084fc carries dark text and darkened in dark mode. Same control, opposite gesture, and nobody had decided it.

  Now #9333ea → #8533d3 in light and #c084fc → #c691fd in dark — darker in light, lighter in dark — and the label's contrast rises in both modes instead of falling in one. The neutral fills already worked this way, since defaultForeground and surfaceForeground are the mode's ink; only the four saturated intents ever flipped. deriveTint follows the same rule, so a raw color behaves like a token under the finger as much as it does at rest.

  Visible on every filled control, which today means the Button.