Polish Aliki documentation theme#1742
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Document Aliki's visual design language as a single source of truth for the css/rdoc.css stylesheet, in the Stitch DESIGN.md nine-section format: theme/atmosphere, color palette and roles (light + dark), typography, component stylings, layout, depth/elevation, do's and don'ts, responsive behavior, and an agent quick reference. Visual scope only; all token and component values are transcribed from css/rdoc.css.
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Problem
The Aliki HTML theme has several small visual inconsistencies that add up when browsing generated documentation: method cards and source toggles compete for attention, selected and nested navigation states create uneven spacing, page titles do not clearly distinguish object kind from object name, section dividers are visually heavy, the footer can sit awkwardly against the sidebar at narrower desktop widths, and the desktop search field is not aligned with the main reading column.
These issues make the default generated docs feel less polished than the underlying content warrants, especially on method-heavy pages and wide layouts with both side navigation and the table of contents visible.
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