fix: tint icons via colorMultiply so status colors render

NotchyIcon's shapes draw with `ctx.stroke(..., with: .color(.primary))`
inside Canvas closures. Canvas does not inherit `.foregroundStyle(...)`
from its parent, so the green/orange status colors set on the notch
pill and tab status indicator silently resolved to the chrome's
.primary (white) and the icons looked monochrome.

Add an explicit `tint: Color` parameter on NotchyIcon (defaults to
white, matching the previous .primary behaviour in dark chrome) and
multiply the rendered output by it via `.colorMultiply`. Update the
notch pill and tab bar call sites to pass `tint: DS.Color.statusXxx`
instead of `.foregroundStyle(...)`.

Author: javierpr0

Notchy/Icons.swift

@@ -26,10 +26,16 @@ struct NotchyIcon: View {
     let kind: NotchyIconKind
     var size: CGFloat = 14
     var weight: CGFloat = 1.5
+    /// Tint applied to the rendered Canvas output. Canvas drawing uses
+    /// `.color(.primary)` internally and does NOT inherit
+    /// `.foregroundStyle(...)` from the parent view, so we multiply the
+    /// rendered (white) pixels by `tint` here. Default white = no change.
+    var tint: Color = .white
 
     var body: some View {
         shape
             .frame(width: size, height: size)
+            .colorMultiply(tint)
     }
 
     // Split into helpers so the Swift type-checker can resolve each branch

Notchy/NotchWindow.swift

@@ -630,16 +630,13 @@ struct NotchPillContent: View {
 
                     switch displayState {
                     case .taskCompleted:
-                        NotchyIcon(kind: .done, size: 16)
-                            .foregroundStyle(DS.Color.statusDone)
+                        NotchyIcon(kind: .done, size: 16, tint: DS.Color.statusDone)
                             .transition(.scale.combined(with: .opacity))
                     case .waitingForInput:
-                        NotchyIcon(kind: .waiting, size: 16)
-                            .foregroundStyle(DS.Color.statusWaiting)
+                        NotchyIcon(kind: .waiting, size: 16, tint: DS.Color.statusWaiting)
                             .transition(.scale.combined(with: .opacity))
                     case .working:
-                        NotchyIcon(kind: .working, size: 14)
-                            .foregroundStyle(DS.Color.statusWorking)
+                        NotchyIcon(kind: .working, size: 14, tint: DS.Color.statusWorking)
                             .transition(.scale.combined(with: .opacity))
                     case .idle:
                         EmptyView()

Notchy/SessionTabBar.swift

@@ -171,14 +171,11 @@ struct SessionTab: View {
         Group {
             switch terminalStatus {
             case .working:
-                NotchyIcon(kind: .working, size: 9)
-                    .foregroundStyle(DS.Color.statusWorking)
+                NotchyIcon(kind: .working, size: 9, tint: DS.Color.statusWorking)
             case .waitingForInput:
-                NotchyIcon(kind: .waiting, size: 9)
-                    .foregroundStyle(DS.Color.statusWaiting)
+                NotchyIcon(kind: .waiting, size: 9, tint: DS.Color.statusWaiting)
             case .taskCompleted:
-                NotchyIcon(kind: .done, size: 9)
-                    .foregroundStyle(DS.Color.statusDone)
+                NotchyIcon(kind: .done, size: 9, tint: DS.Color.statusDone)
             case .idle, .interrupted:
                 Circle()
                     .fill(DS.Color.statusIdle.opacity(0.6))