Code editor — current row vs boilerplate shading

Boilerplate (non-editable) lines are shaded #f3f4f6; author lines are white. The current row is highlighted below on both an author line and a boilerplate line. Dial the current-row colour until it's clearly distinct from the boilerplate gray in both cases, then copy the hex.

current-row bg = #f3f4f6
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# VENACT TRANSFORMATION INIT
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import venact
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ctx = venact.context()
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df = ctx.input("orders")
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df = df[df.amount > 0]
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result = df.groupby("region").sum()
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# VENACT TRANSFORMATION EXECUTION
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ctx.output(result)
boilerplate #f3f4f6
author (white)
current row (#f3f4f6)

Row 5 = current row on an author line; Row 8 = current row on a boilerplate line. Both use the dialed colour, so you can confirm it reads as "current row" against white and against the boilerplate gray at once.