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Add a reversible semantic color system - #75
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Implementation and validation are complete. Full GitHub Actions CI passed on Linux, macOS, and Windows, including typecheck, lint, format, and unit tests. This remains intentionally stacked on #73 so either visual change can be reviewed and reverted independently. |
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Closes #74.
What changed
Reversibility
This is a single isolated commit, stacked on #73. The tokens live in the light/dark theme blocks and the component overrides live in a clearly marked semantic-colour block at the end of each stylesheet. Reverting
3be03d2restores the previous palette without touching markup, settings, documents, or the diagram work.Validation
git diff --checkpassedFull repository CI is expected to validate the normal workspace installation; this lightweight review clone uses linked dependencies, so its standalone full typecheck cannot resolve every workspace package.