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PS_Launcher/src/PSLauncher.App/ViewModels
j.foucher 6128f7d220 UI: featured hero card, vivid status colors, themed Markdown render
Featured version
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The highest installed version (or highest remote if none installed) now
gets a large hero card at the top of the window: 32px Proserve title,
oversized colored status pill, and a much bigger primary action button
(LANCER / INSTALLER 56px padding). All other versions move below into a
"AUTRES VERSIONS" section with a horizontal divider, displayed as the
existing compact rows.

MainViewModel exposes FeaturedVersion + OtherVersions instead of one
flat Versions collection.

Vivid status colors
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Card backgrounds were too close (dark gray vs slightly bluer dark gray).
New scheme:
- Installed: card stays dark gray, but a 4px green strip on the left and
  a vivid green "● Installée" pill make it unmistakable.
- Available remote-only: distinct dark blue card + vivid blue strip + blue
  "○ Disponible" pill.
- Busy: amber strip + amber pill, amber progress bar.

Brushes added to Theme.xaml: Brush.Status.Installed (#16A34A),
Brush.Status.Available (#3B82F6), Brush.Status.Busy (#F59E0B), each with
a matching very-dark-tint *Bg variant for card backgrounds.

Markdown theming
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Release notes dialogs were unreadable (white background, near-white text).
Markdig.Wpf produces a FlowDocument with default white bg / black fg
regardless of the host control. Added MarkdownTheming.BuildThemedDocument
which renders the Markdown then walks all blocks/inlines to apply the
launcher's dark palette (Brush.Bg.Card transparent, Brush.Text.Primary
foreground, Brush.Accent links). Both UpdateAvailableDialog and
ReleaseNotesViewerDialog use this helper.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-01 09:50:51 +02:00
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