Default bold ink #c96b4a -> #ee928c
Owner default change (2026-09-23): the factory strong-color token moves to the softer coral. The factory lives in the stylesheet token (both theme blocks in globals.css) - settings' boldColor:null means "factory" by design, so no record/schema change. The settings row hint + placeholder follow, plus the placeholder test and two comments that cited the old literal. Live-verified: unset boldColor renders rgb(238,146,140) (#ee928c) on the real <strong>; dialog hint reads "Empty = #ee928c".
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@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ describe("render — bold is the real <strong> (the dead Bold-color fix)", () =>
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// data-streamdown="strong"> — and the app's ink token rule
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// (.lh-prose :where(strong, b), globals.css) matches strong/b
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// ELEMENTS, so bold never took the --lh-ink-strong color (neither the
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// factory #c96b4a nor a settings boldColor). The mdComponents override
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// factory #ee928c nor a settings boldColor). The mdComponents override
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// renders the semantic element.
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it("bold renders a real <strong> element inside .lh-prose", () => {
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const html = render("plain **bold** plain");
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