feat: make terminal appearance themeable - #314
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Extends the existing terminal theme managed-config-block pattern (theme name selection) to also cover background opacity, background blur, and custom fonts, each independently controllable from Settings, settings.json, or the CLI. Adds two new bundled themes, Min Light and Min Dark, styled after the Min Theme VS Code extension.
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What this does
You can now theme the terminal's look beyond just picking a theme name — opacity, background blur, and custom fonts are each independently controllable from Settings, settings.json, or the CLI. Two new bundled themes are included, Min Light and Min Dark, styled after the popular Min Theme VS Code extension.
Summary
managedRawAppearance()) instead of cascading in values from the user's own raw Ghostty config, andbackground-blurnow has a representable explicit-false state instead of silently reverting to whatever the user's own config has setdocs/terminal-themes.mdandResources/settings.schema.jsonfor the new settingsTest Plan
programaTests/WorkspaceUnitTests.swift, 34/34 passing (verified by implementer)revieweragent — flagged two Critical bugs, both fixed and re-verified before this PR