feat(git): default state_target to both

docs/reference/configuration.md

@@ -477,7 +477,10 @@ Invalid values behave like `auto`. For example, `session` keeps the existing
 prefix behavior by default while its leading is visible (red leading when
 `client_prefix` is active), but `@themux_session_state_target text` moves that red
 active accent to the text and `@themux_session_leading_show off` lets `auto` move
-it there for you.
+it there for you. Some modules ship their own per-module default: `git` sets
+`@themux_git_state_target` to `both` so a dirty work tree warms every slot
+whose variant displays the accent, and `cpu`/`ram` do the same for their live
+threshold colour (see below).
 
 The `cpu`/`ram` threshold modules carry tmux-cpu's live level colour
 `#{<name>_bg_color}` as their accent — green at rest, warming yellow → red as the

docs/reference/status-line.md

@@ -218,7 +218,12 @@ switches the accent from `@themux_git_color` to `@themux_git_active_color`
 through the module active state, so the pill warms natively under any variant
 and always agrees with the text. Divergence does not escalate: the probe
 checks the work tree only, so a diverged-but-clean tree keeps the resting
-accent.
+accent. The escalation targets both slots by default
+(`@themux_git_state_target` defaults to `both`), so every slot whose variant
+displays the accent warms — with a `solid` text the whole pill turns, while
+the stock `soft` text has no accent channel and keeps its neutral block. Set
+the target to `leading` or `text` to warm one slot only, or `off` to never
+escalate — see [state target](./configuration.md#status-modules).
 
 ```sh
 set -g @themux_git_color "#{E:@thm_role_accent}"         # resting (clean)

modules/git.conf

@@ -60,6 +60,16 @@ set -ogq "@themux_${MODULE_NAME}_active_color" "#{E:@thm_role_notice}"
 set -gq "@_tmx_${MODULE_NAME}_dirty" '#("#{E:@_tmx_git_script}" --dirty "#{pane_current_path}")'
 set -ogq "@themux_${MODULE_NAME}_active_when" "#{E:@_tmx_${MODULE_NAME}_dirty}"
 
+# The dirty escalation targets both slots: state_target defaults to both so
+# every slot whose variant displays the accent warms on a dirty tree. Under
+# `auto` an accent-bearing text (solid/subtle/naked) kept the resting accent
+# next to an escalated icon — a two-tone pill. The stock soft text has no
+# accent channel, so there the renderer still collapses the text switch and
+# nothing changes. Same per-module default pattern as cpu/ram in
+# utils/metric_module.conf; @themux_git_state_target stays a user option to
+# move or suppress the escalation.
+set -ogq "@themux_${MODULE_NAME}_state_target" "both"
+
 # Only render inside a git work tree (a cheap rev-parse, evaluated per refresh).
 set -gq "@_tmx_${MODULE_NAME}_in_repo" '#(git -C "#{pane_current_path}" rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree 2>/dev/null)'
 set -gq "@themux_${MODULE_NAME}_when" "#{E:@_tmx_${MODULE_NAME}_in_repo}"

tests/git_module.sh

@@ -33,10 +33,27 @@ tmux show -gqv @themux_git_text | { grep -oF '#("#{E:@_tmx_git_script}"' || true
 printf 'script_path '
 tmux show -gqv @_tmx_git_script | { grep -oF 'utils/git_status.sh' || true; }
 
-# The baked core routes the active state through the dirty probe (an expanded
-# draw would need a live repo path, so assert on the raw core).
-printf 'core_active_switch '
-tmux show -gqv @_tmx_module_git_core | { grep -oF '#{?#{E:@_tmx_git_dirty},' || true; } | sort -u
+# The baked core routes the active state through the dirty probe. The module
+# defaults state_target to `both`, but the stock text variant is `soft`
+# (surface bg, plain fg — no accent channel), so the text style resolves the
+# same in both states and the renderer collapses that switch: only the icon
+# bg carries the conditional. An expanded draw would need a live repo path,
+# so count on the raw core; grep -c would count lines and the core is a
+# single line, hence grep -o | wc -l.
+printf 'core_active_switch_slots '
+tmux show -gqv @_tmx_module_git_core | { grep -oF '#{?#{E:@_tmx_git_dirty},' || true; } | wc -l | tr -d ' '
+
+# With a text variant that displays the accent (solid: accent bg), the both
+# default routes the dirty escalation into the text slot too — the whole
+# pill warms instead of the icon-only two-tone `auto` used to leave. Three
+# switches: icon bg, text bg, and the trailing bg re-assert after the text
+# content (the guard that keeps a self-styled text from leaking).
+tmux set -g @themux_git_text_variant "solid"
+src
+printf 'core_active_switch_slots_solid_text '
+tmux show -gqv @_tmx_module_git_core | { grep -oF '#{?#{E:@_tmx_git_dirty},' || true; } | wc -l | tr -d ' '
+tmux set -gu @themux_git_text_variant
+src
 
 # gitmux keeps its stock colours but sits on the theme's darkest step.
 print_option @themux_gitmux_text_bg

tests/git_module_expected.txt

@@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ in_repo_probe rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree
 dirty_probe #("#{E:@_tmx_git_script}" --dirty
 text_invocation #("#{E:@_tmx_git_script}"
 script_path utils/git_status.sh
-core_active_switch #{?#{E:@_tmx_git_dirty},
+core_active_switch_slots 1
+core_active_switch_slots_solid_text 3
 
 @themux_gitmux_text_bg #{E:@thm_crust}
 

themux_options.conf

@@ -135,8 +135,8 @@ set -ogq @themux_module_leading_show "icon"
 # follows the visible leading slot: leading when present, text when hidden.
 # Stateful modules route @themux_<name>_active_color through this selector; cpu/ram
 # default their own target to both so threshold colour still appears on icon and
-# digits. @themux_<name>_state_target overrides one module; invalid values behave
-# as auto.
+# digits, and git defaults to both so a dirty tree warms the whole pill.
+# @themux_<name>_state_target overrides one module; invalid values behave as auto.
 set -ogq @themux_module_state_target "auto"
 
 # Divider inserted by "|" between modules in the lists above. Modules/window-list