Wait what? I thought I tested this by just using a light-mode image and GitHub automatically switches the text rendering in dark mode.

If I go to PyPI, I can see the text fine?

You can't see it if you enable dark mode:

Because our media query will switch the text to white, but the rest of the PyPI page doesn't adapt.

Note I intentionally removed the complicated handling from Ruff because it wasn't necessary, so please wait to merge this.

There is no media query though? It's just <img alt="Shows a bar chart with benchmark results." width="500px" src="./docs/assets/ty-benchmark-cli.svg">?

You're referring to the embedded query?

You're saying this occurs if you visit PyPI with dark mode enabled?

You're saying this occurs if you visit PyPI with dark mode enabled?

Yes.

You're referring to the embedded query?

Yeah, there's CSS within ty-benchmark-cli.svg. I removed it in this PR.

Thanks for clarifying. I missed #2422 (comment)

I think I'd prefer to retain the adaptive image and add a static light image and just replace the single URL on publish? Then we don't need a srcset and don't need to replicate that in the replacement code?

That's fine with me, I'll do a pass on it.

Thank you!