HyprChromeShell owns what the rail's surfaces have to agree on: the target
screen, the density and the shortcut that toggles it, and the bar/backdrop
layer PAIR. That pair is why the wrapper exists — the backdrop has to sit
exactly one layer below the bar in both densities, and split across two
files the two assignments drifted apart and put the scrim over the bar.
HyprChromeBar is now just its own surface; ChromeBackdrop takes its layer.
The backdrop renders in both densities instead of fading out: full-screen
while expanded, scoped to the band the rail occupies while collapsed, with
a proportional tail fading off the bottom of that band. Both gradients end
on their solid color when there is no fade — with a zero-length ramp the
start and end stops coincide, Qt sorts stops unstably, and the transparent
one winning turned "no fade" into a ramp across the whole scrim.
WorkspacesPanel, between host and vitals, shows the active workspace per
monitor: one accent box per output collapsed, the full strip with the shown
one filled expanded, lined up in a column behind a fixed-width name cell.
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