[robertsolves]

Requested by Robert · project thread

What & why

Adds dbscope Orange (vsCodeOrange): VS Code Dark Modern with the blue accent swapped for the logo's orange (#E5452B, from site/assets/dbscope_icon.svg), and a deep rust (#5C2216) in place of the navy selection colour. Surfaces, text and syntax colours are unchanged.

• packages/widgets: the theme builder now takes a palette (buildVsCodeThemeFromPalette), so the blue and orange themes differ only by palette. The ColorScheme reads from the palette instead of the private constants. Adds vsCodeOrangePalette, buildVsCodeOrangeTheme, VsCodeOrangeTheme.
• dbscope_vscode_dark_plugin registers the orange theme first, then the original blue VS Code Dark Modern, so orange is the default and fallback. The blue one stays in View ▸ Theme.
• Users who previously picked a theme keep it (the pref is only saved on an explicit choice); everyone else gets orange.
• Architecture doc and changelog updated.

How it was tested

fvm flutter analyze clean, fvm flutter test all pass (Linux container). Not run visually on macOS yet.

Checklist

• fvm flutter analyze is clean
• fvm flutter test passes
• SQL safety invariants in CLAUDE.md still hold (no SQL touched)
• No credentials, API keys or .dbscopeconn files in the diff

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