Definition of "inverse" theme?

[pylapp]

Context

Back to first months of the project, we talkes about the first themes to embed in the project.
In these themes there was the "inverse theme", i.e., a kind of "full dark" theme for some B2B use cases.
However, in Figma layouts, even if we see Orange and Sosh themes in light and dark modes, there is no mention of "inverse" theme anymore, only" business tools".

Questions

1. Does the inverse theme still exist?
2. Is it relevant to keep the current implementation of inverse theme, i.e. colros in dark mode always?
3. What are the rules? Only colors in dark mordes? Of more, is it acceptable to sue the theme as is?

[pylapp]

@MaximeTonnerre confirms the inverse theme still exist.
However today the tokenator doest not manage more than one theme (i.e. Orange theme), thus the inverse theme current iOS definition is flaky, incomplete and partial.
It could be better to remove from the codebase until the definition of the theme is not planned, stabilisized and the tokenator is ready.
The "inverse theme" cannot be summerize to only a "always dark colors" rule; it is more complicated.

[pylapp]

See commit 7ec8594

[pylapp]

Note

Inverse theme removed in v0.20.0 as a trick in Figma, confirmed by @MaximeTonnerre
Forced dark mode will be preferred