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feat(ui): the capture context menu is always available (Ctrl+right-click); wordmark "ty" is YouTube red

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1. The preview's right-click handler swallowed every right-click for the zoom box, so the
   element/backdrop context menu could not open at all. Sources and capture windows must be
   changeable AT ANY TIME — a creator swaps a window mid-stream without entering edit mode.
   Ctrl + right-click now bypasses the zoom path and lets WPF open the menu under the cursor;
   plain right-click keeps the zoom box. No menu markup changed.

2. The wordmark's "ty" is YouTube red (#ff0000), permanently. The token sweep had recoloured it
   to the interactive blue because it was a bare literal; DESIGN.md now records "never re-colour
   the wordmark" beside the token, and UiShellTests pins it.

Guard: UiShellTests gains the wordmark rule and the Ctrl+right-click chord.
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| `success-container` | `#1d5c38` | Success notice surface (success toast) |
| `warning-container` | `#b8860b` | Warning surface — health banner, warning toast |
| `test-container` | `#9c6f1c` | Test-stream chrome: the gold top bar and glow |
| `youtube` | `#ff0000` | **YouTube-branded surfaces only** — the Stream Info and YPP rails, the YouTube account row. Not for state: live stays `primary` |
| `youtube` | `#ff0000` | **YouTube-branded surfaces only** — Stream Info / YPP rails, the YouTube account row, and the wordmark's "ty" (creator ruling: never re-colour it) | — the Stream Info and YPP rails, the YouTube account row. Not for state: live stays `primary` |
**The rule:** red means "live or recording" and nothing else. Never a Send button, a delete action,
a brand flourish, or a general accent — that was the defect in the first Stitch draft.