refactor(napari): use the glasbey package for label LUTs#39
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Drop the custom colorcet/CyclicLabelColormap helper; instead build the palette with glasbey.create_palette (the approach from napari's gallery) and hand the list straight to add_labels(colormap=...). Lightness biased up so colours read on the dark canvas. Toggle via the `glasbey` arg. Swap the napari extra dep colorcet -> glasbey. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Per the napari glasbey gallery: drop the custom colorcet helper, build the palette with
glasbey.create_palette(256, lightness_bounds=(40,100))(biased lighter for the dark canvas) and pass the list straight toadd_labels(colormap=...).glasbeyarg (defaultTrue); guarded so a missing package falls back to napari's default.colorcet→glasbey.🤖 Generated with Claude Code