A small stroked SVG icon (e.g. a 10 px chevron drawn on a 16-unit viewBox, stroke-width 1 so about 0.6 CSS px) has the right ink box and the right color token, but next to a reference screenshot it looks paler: at 2x, each row shows two equal mid-gray pixels and no row reaches the token color. The cause is that the stroke centre falls exactly on a pixel boundary.

A form holds row checkboxes and, inside closed modal dialogs, destructive submit buttons ("Delete", "Remove"). Pressing Enter while a checkbox has focus submits the form through the first enabled submit button, so the destructive action runs without its confirmation dialog. The usual trick of a first hidden disabled submit button (the "default button") does not stop it for checkboxes.