# Changelog v0.5.15 - 2026-06-04

### Added
- **G Theme** footer hotkey — `G` now appears in the bottom shortcut bar with a prominent info-bold style so users immediately see they can cycle `auto → dark → light` themes from the keyboard
- **Forced background colours per theme** — light mode paints a pure white background (`#FFFFFF`) on every line, and dark mode paints a deep dark blue-black background (`#070D18`), completely ignoring the terminal's native colour scheme. Light mode now renders correctly even inside a macOS Dark-mode terminal, and vice-versa
- **Full dark/light palette coverage** — every hardcoded foreground and background colour in the TUI now has proper dark and light variants:
  - Context window size colours (gold/green/teal/cyan) now use muted, readable variants in light mode
  - Column header flash & sort-active backgrounds use auto-contrast text (`getReadableTextRgb`) instead of hardcoded white
  - Auth-fail row backgrounds are light red in light mode instead of dark red
  - Update banner, speed test badge, benchmark badge, Ctrl+P palette label, Twitter link, and release date text all have dedicated light-mode palette entries
  - Header logo bar keeps its black background in both modes (intentional contrast)
- Initial alt-screen fill with the active theme background colour to prevent a flash of the terminal's native bg before the first TUI frame renders

### Changed
- `THEME_BG_RGB` export in `theme.js` provides a dynamic bg fill color for the active theme
- `renderTable` now injects `\x1b[48;2;R;G;Bm` before every `\x1b[K` (erase-to-EOL) and `\x1b[J` (erase-below) so space clearing respects the theme's background
- 19 hardcoded `chalk.rgb()` / `chalk.bgRgb()` calls replaced with `currentPalette()` lookups