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fix(ui): render header controls with circular arcs at concentric radii - #33
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What
Follow-up to #32 from the Codex worktree. Header controls (mode toggle, language menu trigger) currently keep the global
squirclecorner shape; at a 14px outer radius a squircle arc is not the true offset curve of the round 9px inner pill, so the toggle loses strict concentricity.This pins header controls to circular arcs instead:
corner-shape: round+ 14px outer radius onheader .squirclecontrolsrounded-lgon the buttonsinset-block: 4px,left: 4px,width: calc(50% - 4px))Why
A circular outer arc at 14px is exactly concentric with a 9px inner arc — the pill reads as an even-width inset of the container at every point. The squircle shape exaggerated the gap at the diagonals.
CSS-only; no markup or behavior change.