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A sixth look: editorial - #25
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A sixth built-in look for essays, history, money and other thoughtful topics: Instrument Serif headlines and Inter text on warm paper, fine clean lines, soft tinted cards, a vermilion accent, near-black code blocks, fade transitions and calm music. It works with existing scenes as they are. examples/leap-years shows it, and the README's looks image now has one frame for each of the six looks.
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A built-in look for essays, history, money and other thoughtful topics, where the hand-drawn and tech looks feel off:
"theme": "editorial"works with existing scenes unchanged. The DNS and intro examples render well in it. Custom look files can extend it like any built-in look.examples/leap-years: why we have leap years, 69 s.checkandverifyare clean, with 100% of the narration understood.