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fix(linux): restore GTK divider colors from active theme - #34
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Bug
The GTK stylesheet builds the
.taskly-dividerrule using a single quoted C++ string, so its CSSbackgroundvalue is literally' + std::string(p.divider) + ', not the selected palette color. GTK cannot interpret this color and the divider may render with an unintended default/transparent style.Fix
Interpolate
p.dividerinto the generated CSS string with valid C++ concatenation. This preserves the intended theme token across light/dark appearance and fixes the 1px separator rendering.Verify before merge
.taskly-dividerIndependent of #33 (Linux multi-selection); no release or merge until integrated verification.