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Show light phases and golden-hour dots in widgets - #13
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Show Morning, Afternoon, Golden hour, Twilight, Night, Midnight sun, or Polar night in the Now widget, with more space below the location. Classic widgets use a gold dot during golden hour, while the Now centre line stays white and its background uses a softer, stretched theme gradient.
Verified with 53 passing tests and the full offline solar reference matrix: 14,760 cases, 140,279 crossings, no failures.
Captured from installed WidgetKit widgets on the iPhone 18 Pro simulator. Montr茅al is still in golden hour after sunset; Toronto shows the gold Sunline marker before sunset.