/*
 * Ascend design tokens — Fusion's founding sub-community.
 *
 * Source: the same "Fusion brand identity system" PDF + per-page SVG export
 * as tokens.css, but the sub-brand's OWN dedicated pages within it (pages
 * 3-8 of the 12-page deck: cover, "shared space" overview, "The Ascend
 * mark", "The Ascend visual system", application system, and the
 * "shared foundation, distinct voice" governance page — supplied directly
 * by the user, 21 Sep 2026). Extracted the same way as tokens.css: from
 * the SVG export's own vector fill data, never eyeballed off the rendered
 * PDF (whose swatch panels on this deck are raster, not vector, so the
 * rendered colors can shift slightly under PDF/image compression).
 *
 * IMPORTANT — Ascend is NOT "Fusion's colors on a group page". It has its
 * own distinct sub-brand identity, deliberately different from Fusion's
 * Navy/Teal/Gold: its own mark (a rising, multi-band ascending path with a
 * dot, not Fusion's "F"), its own palette (below), and its own voice
 * ("Rise together. Build what's next." / "A shared space for women in
 * technology and allies."). The deck's own governance page is explicit:
 * "A shared foundation. A distinct voice." — built on Fusion (the Fusion
 * relationship must stay visible: co-branding, "Ascend is a sub-brand of
 * Fusion"), but never simply Fusion's palette relabelled. An earlier pass
 * of this build (D-041/D-043 era) mistakenly applied Fusion's own Navy/
 * Teal/Gold tokens to Ascend's cover banner and a generated announcement
 * graphic — both wrong under this deck's own explicit "DON'T: change
 * colours or hierarchy" rule. See D-044 for the correction.
 *
 * Extraction method and confidence, per color (grep for `fill="#......"`
 * across the deck's per-page SVG exports, cross-referencing where a value
 * recurs across multiple independently-exported pages — the same "real
 * drift across pages, not different intended colors" pattern tokens.css
 * already documents for Fusion's own palette):
 *
 *   Deep Navy:      #001f49 — dominant vector fill on the definitive
 *                    "Ascend visual system" palette page (363 uses).
 *                    Sibling pages independently render #001430, #00153b,
 *                    #000030 — same export-drift pattern as Fusion's own
 *                    navy; #001f49 is the palette page's own value, taken
 *                    as canonical.
 *   Electric Cobalt: #006eff — IDENTICAL vector fill value on two
 *                    independently-exported pages (the palette page itself
 *                    and the governance page), the strongest possible
 *                    convergent evidence in this deck. A third page uses a
 *                    close but distinct #1d6cfb for one illustration
 *                    element — not treated as canonical given the other
 *                    two pages' exact agreement.
 *   Sunrise Coral:   #ff6d5c — 107 uses on one page vs. 8 uses of a very
 *                    close #ff695f on another; the higher-confidence,
 *                    far-more-prevalent value taken as canonical.
 *   Warm Apricot:    #ff914d — the only candidate found as a vector fill
 *                    anywhere in the deck (5 uses, one page); no competing
 *                    value to reconcile against.
 *   Cloud White:     #FFFFFF — consistent everywhere, as with Fusion's own.
 *
 * The mark's own artwork (the ascending path graphic itself) is raster-
 * embedded in every export, not vector, and blends through additional
 * gradient tones not in the flat five-color palette above (a dark
 * indigo/purple ~#00134c-#640080 range visible in the mark's own gradient
 * bands) — those are illustration-only gradient stops, not additional flat
 * UI/brand tokens, and are not defined as CSS custom properties here.
 */

:root {
	/* ---- Ascend brand colors ---- */
	--ascend-color-navy: #001F49;    /* Deep Navy — trust, built on Fusion's own foundation */
	--ascend-color-cobalt: #006EFF;  /* Electric Cobalt — progress and possibility */
	--ascend-color-coral: #FF6D5C;   /* Sunrise Coral — courage and energy */
	--ascend-color-apricot: #FF914D; /* Warm Apricot — welcome and humanity */
	--ascend-color-cloud: #FFFFFF;   /* Cloud White — clarity and space (shared with Fusion) */

	/* ---- Typography ----
	 * Deck names no specific typeface for Ascend distinct from Fusion's own
	 * (Satoshi display / Inter body, per tokens.css) — reuse those.
	 */
	--ascend-font-display: var( --fusion-font-display );
	--ascend-font-body: var( --fusion-font-body );
}