The Files sidebar joins the refreshed design
The right-hand Files sidebar was the one part of the workspace the new design did not reach, and it showed: three stacked header rows (the project name, the Files and Diff switcher, and a row of file actions) where the rest of the window had already collapsed to one. It now matches. A single row carries the Files and Diff switcher on the left, with the changed-file count riding alongside the Diff label, and the new file, new folder, quick open, and refresh actions on the right, at exactly the height of the view header across the pane. The project name moves to its own line below in monospace, alongside the control that collapses the sidebar.
The tree itself is tighter and easier to scan. Rows are shorter, indentation is narrower so deep paths stay readable in a narrow sidebar, and filenames are set in IBM Plex Mono while folder names stay in the sans face, the same split between prose and machine output the rest of the refresh uses, which makes the shape of a directory listing obvious at a glance. Git status tints in the tree now come from the shared theme tokens rather than fixed colours, so a modified file no longer borrows the amber the brand accent has taken over, and the tints match the Diff list exactly.