/* Cisco Switch Selector Tool -- the one app that keeps its vendor's colours.

   Every other app under /apps/ is mapped onto the Niyya palette by a file
   like this one. CSST is deliberately the exception: the thing it hands over
   is a Cisco design, so it wears Cisco's own brand colours -- the ones
   cisco.com itself ships, from its published --muse-color-brand-* tokens.
   Medium Blue #0A60FF for actions and links, Midnight #07182D for the
   masthead and headings, Cisco Blue #02C8FF as the accent, and Cisco's
   green / amber / red for the lifecycle flags.

   That palette lives in the app's own stylesheet (assets/css/cisco.css) and
   nowhere else, so the page, the topology diagram, the rack elevations and
   the exported Word, PowerPoint and Excel files cannot drift apart. This
   file therefore declares no colours of its own; it only stops the shared
   sheet reaching into the parts that are Cisco's.

   The Niyya mark still sits in the app's top bar and on the sign-in page,
   and the app bar the gate adds is untouched -- the tool is still visibly
   Niyya's, it just does not repaint Cisco.

   To put CSST back into pink and ink, restore the token mapping this file
   used to hold (it is in the site's history); nothing in the app has to
   change for that to work.
*/

/* the shared sheet's pink text selection is the one thing that reaches in */
::selection { background: rgba(10, 96, 255, .22); }