Issue Summary

1. Legend colour inconsistency across all dependency maps: Team Status, Incremental Status, Grid View, Wheel View
2. Legend status is misleading with two statuses pointing to a single color

Steps to Reproduce

1. Team Status: Committed/Delivered = green, Not committed/Not delivered= Orange, Rejected/No work required=Blue, Blocked=Red.
   Challenge: There is no state separate colour for each state. To check if items are committed but not delivered, users have to open all green and orange. To know if item is rejected or no work required, users have to open all blue items.
2. Incremental Status: Rejected/No work required = Blue, Not committed/Blocked = Red. Items show both Orange and Red for some items. 
   Challenge: to know if item is rejected or no work required, user has to open all blue items. To know if items is not committed or blocked, users have to open all blue items. Having items with both Orange dot and red dot is useless as Orange means not delivered and red means not committed/blocked. Anything that is not committed/blocked can never be delivered. This increases complexity and users have to open all red and orange items.
3. Grid View: Committed/Delivered = green, Not committed/Not delivered= Orange, Rejected/No work required=Blue, Blocked=Red.
   Challenge: There is no state separate colour for each state. To check if items are committed but not delivered, users have to open all green and orange. To know if item is rejected or no work required, users have to open all blue items.
4. Wheel View: Green = delivered, Blue = not delivered, Red = blocked/not committed.
   Challenge: Missing rejected and no work required. at other places, not delivered/not committed is orange. Here not delivered it is blue and not committed is red. User have to open all red items to check blocked  or not committed. No track of rejected/no work required states.

Expected Results

1. All maps to have separate colour codes for each state without mixing two states with single colour
2. All maps to have the same colour coding for each state

Actual Results

1. All maps have two states mixed with a single colour
2. All maps to have different colour coding for each state

Workaround

NA