The previous commit stopped stored layouts overriding the theme, which
was necessary and not sufficient: nothing was setting it either.
setAttribute('theme', ...) does nothing in 5.4.0 -- the theme is a
ViewerConfig field (ViewerConfig.theme, a theme name) and the element
observes no such attribute -- so the pivot stayed light whatever the
toggle said. Presumably it worked on an older Perspective; CLAUDE.md
documented it and is corrected here too.
A partial restore, so it does not rebuild the view the way applyDepth's
whole-config restore does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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