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* fix(admin): adopt Kumo's brand blue
The classic theme pinned --color-kumo-brand to the WordPress admin blue
(#2271b1), roughly half the chroma of Kumo's own brand, so primary
buttons rendered muted.
Drop the brand, brand-hover and link overrides so they inherit Kumo and
track future updates. --color-kumo-ring goes too: nothing in the admin or
Kumo ever read it.
Brand text keeps an override. Kumo maps --text-color-kumo-brand to the
Cloudflare orange wordmark (#f6821f), which would have recoloured 62
text-kumo-brand sites -- sign-in links, verified badges, and links inside
user content -- to orange at roughly 2.6:1 on white. Pointing it at the
link colour keeps those blue at 8.5:1 light and 7.7:1 dark, up from 5.2:1.
* fix(admin): drop the brand text override
Brand text resolves to Kumo's value alongside the fill, so no brand token
stays overridden in the classic theme. Accents using text-kumo-brand now
render Kumo's orange rather than a blue.
* fix(admin): colour links with Kumo's link token
Kumo maps --text-color-kumo-brand to the Cloudflare orange wordmark. The
admin used text-kumo-brand for links and accent icons, so inheriting
Kumo's value rendered them orange at 2.5:1 against the light surface,
under the 4.5:1 needed for text and the 3:1 needed for meaningful icons.
Point all 62 call sites at text-kumo-link, the token that already means
interactive text. Measures 8.8:1, and no theme token stays overridden.
Border and background brand utilities are untouched; they read
--color-kumo-brand, which is blue in both themes.
* test(e2e): follow the renamed locale marker class
The current-locale marker moved from text-kumo-brand to text-kumo-link,
so the selector no longer matched.
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