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chore(examples): the carousel's value labels read in amber - #504

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Why

On the carousel's benchmark slide the value labels used the deck's body colour — a
light neutral one step from the violet bars they sit on and identical to the axis
chrome around them. The numbers are the point of the slide and read as the least
distinct thing on it.

Amber is already the slide's accent: its eyebrow (MEASURED, NOT CLAIMED) and its
third ratio tile (2.7x lighter than Jasper) are both in it. Moving the labels there
separates them from the bars and ties the measurements into one thread instead of
adding a fourth colour.

What

latencyStyle() sets valueLabelTextStyle to amber. Contrast against the card fill
is 7.6:1.

The halo stays the card colour. It exists to cut the gridline out from behind a label
— a coloured chip would turn an invisible fix into a badge, which is a different
design decision than the one asked for here.

Tests

./mvnw -B -ntp clean verifyBUILD SUCCESS, with CommittedAssetDriftTest green:
the carousel is listed in that guard's UNPUBLISHED_PREVIEWS, so no file under
assets/readme/ moves and none needs re-committing.

Rendered and inspected page 4 of examples/target/generated-pdfs/flagships/linkedin-carousel.pdf.

The numbers sat in the card's own light-on-dark body colour, one step from
the violet bars they label and indistinguishable from the axis chrome around
them. Amber separates them from both and lands on the accent the slide is
already built from — the same colour as its eyebrow and its Jasper ratio
tile, so the measurements read as one thread rather than three unrelated
highlights.

The halo stays the card fill: it is there to cut the gridline out from
behind a label, and a coloured chip would have turned an invisible fix into
a badge.
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