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Fade caption outlines and toolbar surfaces with opacity - #52
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At 0% background opacity, Said still drew the caption outline and the settings pill. The caption and toolbar fills and outlines now fade together with the opacity setting. Toolbar dividers and button highlight backgrounds follow it too.
Caption text keeps its existing contrast. Control labels, icons, color swatches, and native menu/slider controls remain readable so opacity can be adjusted again at 0%. Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast keep the surfaces opaque.
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This is a source change for the next release; it does not replace the published 0.1.1-alpha installer. The PRD and QA record describe the intended opacity scope and the visual verification limits.