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docs: avoid hard-coded skin count
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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Hermes Web UI splits **appearance** into two independent pickers:
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- **Theme** — the mode: `System`, `Dark`, or `Light`. Drives the background,
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text, surface, and chrome colors.
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- **Skin** — the accent palette: eleven named skins ship built-in. Drives only
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- **Skin** — the accent palette: built-in skins ship as named keys. Drives only
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the `--accent` family (active states, links, focus rings, primary actions).
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You pick one of each and they combine, so the look adapts to your environment
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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ without losing your favorite accent — pure CSS, no Python changes needed.
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## Switching Appearance
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**Settings panel:** Click the gear icon → **Appearance**. The **Theme** card
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toggles Light/Dark/System; the **Skin** grid offers eleven accent palettes.
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toggles Light/Dark/System; the **Skin** grid offers the built-in accent palettes.
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Preview is instant — the UI updates as you click.
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**Slash command:** Type `/theme <name>` in the composer. The command accepts
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