Visor: the colour slider is the hue wheel, unrolled - #176
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An oklch gradient interpolated the long way round the hue axis, with the thumb in the strip colour. The stylesheet test exempts the track: it names every hue, so it reveals none.
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input[type=range]getsappearance: noneand a track oflinear-gradient(to right in oklch longer hue, oklch(0.62 0.14 0), oklch(0.62 0.14 360))— polar interpolation, every hue once at the strip's lightness/chroma — with a round thumb in the strip colour. The no-own-hue stylesheet test excises the range rule before scanning, since a wheel showing every hue reveals nothing. Automerge armed.