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fix(particles): apply approved text treatments - #874
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Apply the approved local text treatments in the password requirement, action-count, and theme-card particles. Completed password requirements now use
text-success-foreground; both action counts use 64% opacity;p-popover-4uses a span instead of a Badge for its count; unselected theme-card labels use 72% opacity. The popover's unused Badge registry dependency is removed.Verified with
apps/uitypecheck, scoped Biome, registry dependency validation and generation, and local Chromium in both themes. Completed password text measures 5.36:1 in light and 9.50:1 in dark. Both 64% counts measure 6.82:1 light and 4.48:1 dark. Unselected theme labels measure 3.11:1 light and 3.07:1 dark. The latter two treatments follow the approved values but remain below 4.5:1; this PR does not claim those contrast issues are fully resolved. No further visual values were substituted.