fix: neutral inline code color and explicit github syntax themes for readability#302
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Problem
Dark-mode inline code was nearly unreadable:
styles.csshardcoded--vp-code-color: #006399(the light-mode brand blue) in a block that also applies in dark mode, producing dark-blue-on-dark text. Even without that, VitePress defaults inline code to the brand color, which reads poorly on the dark pill background.Before

After

Changes
styles.css: replace the hardcoded--vp-code-color: #006399withvar(--vp-c-text-1)and add the same neutral override in the base:rootblock — inline code now uses the body-text color in both modes (GitHub-style). Code inside links keeps brand blue via--vp-code-link-color.config.mts: declare the syntax themes explicitly (github-light/github-dark) — same values VitePress defaults to, now pinned and consistent with makeplane/docs.Verification
prime-cli,docker-compose.yml, parameter table pills) is now high-contrast neutral; bash blocks render fine; links keep brand blue.pnpm check:formatandpnpm buildpass.Companion PR: makeplane/docs#479