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Codex stripe is white in dark mode and charcoal (#2A2A2A) in light mode — a pure white would vanish into the light-mode #F3F3F3 background, so the light-mode variant keeps the same monochrome-vs-orange identity without disappearing. Mirrored into the expanded panel. Inline percent now anchors to the fill's trailing edge instead of the bar's far-right. Two modes: - Fill is wide enough (fill_w >= text_w + 2*inset): right-align the percent *inside* the fill at its trailing edge. Text sits on the fill colour. - Fill is too narrow: left-align the percent just past the fill on the track. Text follows the fill's edge. Previously the percent was always right-aligned to bar_right - inset, which detached it from the fill at low percentages — e.g. at 42% the "42%" floated near the bar's right end while the fill stopped at ~42% of bar width. Now the percent rides the fill so the visual relationship between number and bar length is immediate. Text width measured via GetTextExtentPoint32W against the currently selected font so the anchoring decision uses the actual rendered width, not a heuristic.