While a pointer or the eyes rest on the hotspot the way presses next,
the dwell's outline (8 px dark under 4 px amber) was drawn over the
way's mark, which on a small hotspot is narrower than it, so the mark
was hidden for as long as the dwell lasted, as the scan's outline hid it
before.
The dwell now lights the mark as the scan does: what lights a hotspot is
the scan, else the dwell (not where the hotspot is not drawn, nor in
Edit mode, as the outlines draw it), and a lit mark is its dashes alone
over the outline, with no halo. On the dwell's amber band they are 2 px
with gaps as long, so amber shows beside and between them and the dark
edges outside it; #6a1b9a and #8e24aa keep 5.2:1 and 3.9:1 against the
#ffb300, which is the same in every theme.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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