Brand: env override for trace palette#311
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tracePalettewas the onlyBRANDfield without aVITE_BRAND_*override (every other field is already env-configurable). A re-branded build that needs a different trace palette (e.g. a red-accent brand that drops the leading soft red) had to forkbrand.tsjust for the color list.Adds
VITE_BRAND_TRACE_PALETTE(comma-separated hex), parsed into a color array; falls back to the existing PathSim default when unset. Completes the brand seam so a distribution can re-brand entirely through env vars without touchingbrand.ts.svelte-check: 0 errors/0 warnings.