🐛 Make git status colors consistent

Author: simurai

styles/git.less

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 .status { .text(normal); }
-.status-added { .text(info); }
-.status-ignored { .text(subtle); }
-.status-modified { .text(warning); }
-.status-removed { .text(error); }
-.status-renamed { .text(success); }
+.status-added    { .text(success); } // green
+.status-ignored  { .text(subtle); }  // faded
+.status-modified { .text(warning); } // orange
+.status-removed  { .text(error); }   // red
+.status-renamed  { .text(info); }    // blue

styles/lists.less

@@ -31,11 +31,11 @@
 
   }
 
-  .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-subtle, ignored);
   .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-added, added);
-  .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-renamed, renamed);
+  .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-ignored, ignored);
   .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-modified, modified);
   .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-removed, removed);
+  .generate-list-item-status-color(@text-color-renamed, renamed);
 
   li:not(.list-nested-item).selected,
   li.list-nested-item.selected > .list-item {

styles/ui-variables.less

@@ -139,11 +139,11 @@
 @text-color-warning: hsl( 37,  90%, 44%);
 @text-color-error:   hsl(  0,  90%, 56%);
 
-@text-color-ignored:  @text-color-subtle;
-@text-color-added:    @text-color-success;
-@text-color-renamed:  @text-color-info;
-@text-color-modified: @text-color-warning;
-@text-color-removed:  @text-color-error;
+@text-color-added:    @text-color-success;  // green
+@text-color-ignored:  @text-color-subtle;   // faded
+@text-color-modified: @text-color-warning;  // orange
+@text-color-removed:  @text-color-error;    // red
+@text-color-renamed:  @text-color-info;     // blue
 
 
 // Sizes