Make the custom accent-color picker actually retint the app

NooColors (the color source for nearly the whole redesigned UI) only
had two states: the fixed violet palette, or a Material You dynamic
scheme when "Match wallpaper" was on. The 5-swatch custom accent
picker still wrote to SettingsController.seedColor, but nothing read
it back into NooColors - it only reached the underlying Material
ColorScheme, which the Noo-styled UI doesn't use, so every custom
swatch looked identically purple.

Add NooColors.fromSeed, which retints just the accent/accentText/
accentSoft roles from a chosen seed color via ColorScheme.fromSeed
(bg/surface/fg etc. stay the fixed warm-neutral palette, unlike
dynamic color which reshapes everything to match the wallpaper), and
wire it into AppTheme.light/dark. Add a "Default" (Noo violet) swatch
to the picker, and move SettingsController's initial seed color to
that same violet so a fresh install - or any device without dynamic
color - keeps today's look instead of picking up the leftover
Nextcloud-blue default from before seed colors did anything visible.

lib/theme/app_theme.dart

@@ -5,6 +5,15 @@ import 'design_tokens.dart';
 class AppTheme {
   static const Color defaultNextcloudBlue = Color(0xFF0082C9);
 
+  /// The design system's own fixed violet - [NooColors.light]/`.dark`'s
+  /// `accent`, and the accent picker's "Default" swatch. Also
+  /// [SettingsController]'s initial [SettingsController.seedColor], so a
+  /// fresh install (or any device without Material You dynamic color) keeps
+  /// today's violet look rather than picking up the leftover
+  /// [defaultNextcloudBlue] default from before seed colors actually did
+  /// anything to the Noo-styled UI (see [NooColors.fromSeed]).
+  static const Color defaultAccent = Color(0xFF8D0DE3);
+
   // Flutter's Material 3 default (ZoomPageTransitionsBuilder) doesn't
   // implement Android's predictive-back gesture at all. Opting into
   // PredictiveBackPageTransitionsBuilder here (Android only) is required —
@@ -24,6 +33,7 @@ class AppTheme {
   static const _sliderTheme = SliderThemeData(year2023: false);
 
   static const List<Color> seedColors = [
+    defaultAccent, // Default (Noo Violet)
     Color(0xFF0082C9), // Nextcloud Blue
     Color(0xFF009688), // Ocean Teal
     Color(0xFF6750A4), // Deep Purple
@@ -87,7 +97,7 @@ class AppTheme {
           );
     final nooColors = (useDynamicColor && dynamicScheme != null)
         ? NooColors.fromDynamicScheme(dynamicScheme)
-        : NooColors.light;
+        : NooColors.fromSeed(seedColor, Brightness.light);
 
     return ThemeData(
       useMaterial3: true,
@@ -131,7 +141,7 @@ class AppTheme {
           );
     var nooColors = (useDynamicColor && dynamicScheme != null)
         ? NooColors.fromDynamicScheme(dynamicScheme)
-        : NooColors.dark;
+        : NooColors.fromSeed(seedColor, Brightness.dark);
 
     if (amoled) {
       // True OLED black across every surface tone Material 3 hands out -

lib/theme/design_tokens.dart

@@ -7,13 +7,13 @@ import 'package:google_fonts/google_fonts.dart';
 /// `Theme.of(context).extension<NooColors>()!` (or a `context.nooColors`
 /// getter, once one exists) instead of the Material [ColorScheme] roles.
 ///
-/// Two independent sources feed this, matching the app's color settings:
-/// the fixed [light]/[dark] palettes below (the design system's own
-/// default look), or [NooColors.fromDynamicScheme] when the user has
-/// Material You dynamic color turned on - there's no third option (no
-/// custom accent picker), since the design system explicitly rules out
-/// "add new colors". [withAmoled] layers on top of either source when the
-/// user's AMOLED toggle is on.
+/// Three sources feed this, matching the app's color settings: the fixed
+/// [light]/[dark] palettes below (the design system's own default look,
+/// also what the accent picker's "Default" violet swatch selects),
+/// [NooColors.fromDynamicScheme] when the user has Material You dynamic
+/// color turned on, or [NooColors.fromSeed] for a custom accent-picker
+/// swatch. [withAmoled] layers on top of any of the three when the user's
+/// AMOLED toggle is on.
 @immutable
 class NooColors extends ThemeExtension<NooColors> {
   final Color bg;
@@ -161,6 +161,34 @@ class NooColors extends ThemeExtension<NooColors> {
     );
   }
 
+  /// Derives an accent-only variant of the fixed [light]/[dark] palette for
+  /// a user-chosen custom seed color (Settings' accent-color picker) -
+  /// unlike [fromDynamicScheme], only the accent roles change; bg/surface/
+  /// fg etc. stay the Noo warm-neutral palette, since picking a named
+  /// accent ("Ocean Teal") is meant to retint the brand color, not reshape
+  /// the whole surface to match a wallpaper the way dynamic color does.
+  /// [seedColor] equal to the fixed palette's own accent (the picker's
+  /// "Default" violet swatch) returns the untouched fixed palette, so the
+  /// out-of-box look stays pixel-identical rather than going through
+  /// [ColorScheme.fromSeed]'s tonal-palette math for no reason.
+  factory NooColors.fromSeed(Color seedColor, Brightness brightness) {
+    final fixed = brightness == Brightness.dark ? dark : light;
+    if (seedColor == light.accent) return fixed;
+    final cs = ColorScheme.fromSeed(
+      seedColor: seedColor,
+      brightness: brightness,
+    );
+    return fixed.copyWith(
+      accent: seedColor,
+      // Light accentText matches accent exactly, same as the fixed
+      // palette - dark needs a lighter, desaturated tint for contrast
+      // against a dark surface, which is exactly what Material's tonal
+      // primary (tone ~80 in dark mode) is designed to give.
+      accentText: brightness == Brightness.dark ? cs.primary : seedColor,
+      accentSoft: cs.primaryContainer,
+    );
+  }
+
   /// True OLED black across every surface tone - not just [bg] - so cards,
   /// bars and sheets all go black too instead of the dark palette's warm
   /// dark-grey tones. Mirrors the AMOLED handling this replaces in
@@ -391,10 +419,8 @@ class NooText {
     fontWeight: FontWeight.w400,
   );
 
-  static TextStyle get label => GoogleFonts.instrumentSans(
-    fontSize: 13,
-    fontWeight: FontWeight.w600,
-  );
+  static TextStyle get label =>
+      GoogleFonts.instrumentSans(fontSize: 13, fontWeight: FontWeight.w600);
 
   static TextStyle get meta => GoogleFonts.instrumentSans(
     fontSize: 13,