feat(board): align TUI card colors with web board status palette#3521
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Introduces a statusColor helper so border and status line share one source of truth: starting=blue, running=orange, waiting=green, paused=white, error=red. Assisted-By: Claude
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Assessment: 🟢 APPROVE
The PR cleanly introduces a statusColor helper to centralize status-to-color mapping and aligns the TUI card colors with the web board's semantic palette. The implementation is consistent with the PR description, the test covers all named statuses plus the unknown-status fallback, and no bugs were found in the changed code.
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The TUI board was using arbitrary colors that didn't correspond to the web board's status conventions, and the starting/running colors were swapped from what they should be. Paused cards were also shown in orange rather than a neutral color.
This change introduces a
statusColorhelper as a single source of truth for status-to-color mapping in the card renderer. Card borders and status lines now use the same semantic palette as the web board:starting/loading/attachingrender in blue (info),runningin orange (warning),waitingin green (success),pausedin white, anderrorin red. The project accent badge color and the primary highlight border on selected cards are unaffected.A table-driven test pins the full
statusColorcontract, including the unknown-status fallback, so future changes to the mapping can't silently regress.