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lib/views/helpers/constants/Colorconstants.dart

@@ -107,6 +107,44 @@ class ColorConstants {
   static const Color onWarning = Color(0xFFFFFFFF);
   static const Color warningContainer = Color(0xFFFEF3C7);
 
+  /// **Waiting on the rider** — the state word on a stop he has not decided yet.
+  ///
+  /// ── Why a fourth amber, and not one of the three above ──
+  ///
+  /// Pending was neutral grey, on a real argument: on a fresh morning *every*
+  /// stop is pending, so painting them all in the exception hue opens the whole
+  /// screen in warning and leaves nothing to say with when something actually
+  /// goes wrong. That argument is still right about [warning], which is this
+  /// app's word for *something has gone off plan* — a skipped stop, a short
+  /// payment, a bag that never arrived.
+  ///
+  /// What it got wrong is that "nobody has done anything about this yet" is
+  /// itself worth a colour. A rider scanning a run had to infer it from the
+  /// *absence* of one, which is the single thing a glance cannot do, and
+  /// undecided work is precisely the work the screen exists to move.
+  ///
+  /// So it gets its own: a gold that reads as "waiting" rather than as
+  /// "wrong", far enough round the wheel from the burnt orange of [warning]
+  /// that a pending stop and a skipped one are two different marks — and dark
+  /// enough to be *text*, which no honest yellow on a light ground can be
+  /// without going most of the way to brown. 5.54:1 on white, 4.83:1 on the
+  /// canvas, 4.81:1 on [cardSurface]: AA at the 13.5sp these words are set at,
+  /// on every surface Home draws them on.
+  static const Color pendingAmber = Color(0xFF8A6100);
+
+  /// **In the rider's hands** — collected from the counter, not yet delivered.
+  ///
+  /// Green is the wrong end of the story for it. [acceptGreen] now marks the
+  /// moment the rider *takes a stop on*, and green everywhere else in this app
+  /// means finished — so a bag that has been picked up but not delivered would
+  /// have worn either "already decided" or "already done", and it is neither.
+  ///
+  /// This is the app's own delivery hue, which is exactly what a picked bag has
+  /// become: work that has left the pickup leg and belongs to the round. Same
+  /// value as [deliveryAccent], named separately so the two can part company if
+  /// the route map ever needs its own.
+  static const Color pickedBlue = deliveryAccent;
+
   // Extended Color Palette for Professional UI
   /// Captions, labels and secondary body text — the second most-used colour in
   /// the app after [slateText], on 89 call sites across every screen.