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The recessive white x lavender chicks turned out black, so he can’t be splash underneath.

Possibly. But that’s not exactly what I was saying. If you breed a recessive white (two copies) to a non-recessive white, all the chicks will only have one copy of recessive white, which wouldn’t show up.

The calculator assumed that black was under the recessive white, since that’s most common. However, any color can be under recessive white, though it’s less common.

Yes, if he’s recessive white, he has two copies of the gene. Two copies covers anything underneath, while one copy doesn’t show up at all.