@skdx/tokens 0.34.0 → 0.35.0

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  Theme contract and design tokens for the SkandaDX design system.
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- A SkandaDX theme is a **plain, JSON-serializable object** — no CSS files, no build step required. This package defines what a theme looks like (the `Theme` contract), ships ready-made themes, and provides functions that turn any theme into CSS custom properties (`--skdx-*` variables). It's published as a standalone, general-purpose package: skdx's own framework packages are headless (Phase 1) and don't depend on or apply these tokens themselves today, so `@skdx/tokens` is meant to be consumed independently — by `apps/docs`, or by any other project that wants the `--skdx-*` variables. Themed components that auto-apply a `Theme` are planned as future (Phase 2) work, not current behavior. Because themes are plain data, they are the natural output format for a visual theme builder: the builder edits a `Theme` object, and this package renders it to CSS.
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+ A SkandaDX theme is a **plain, JSON-serializable object** — no CSS files, no build step required. This package defines what a theme looks like (the `Theme` contract), ships ready-made themes, and provides functions that turn any theme into CSS custom properties (`--skdx-*` variables). It's published as a standalone, general-purpose package: skdx's own framework packages are headless (Phase 1) and don't depend on or apply these tokens themselves today, so `@skdx/tokens` is meant to be consumed independently — by the docs site, or by any other project that wants the `--skdx-*` variables. Themed components that auto-apply a `Theme` are planned as future (Phase 2) work, not current behavior. Because themes are plain data, they are the natural output format for a visual theme builder: the builder edits a `Theme` object, and this package renders it to CSS.
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  ```text
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  Theme (colors) ── themeToCss / applyTheme ─┐
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  {
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  "name": "@skdx/tokens",
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- "version": "0.34.0",
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+ "version": "0.35.0",
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  "description": "Theme contract and design tokens for the SkandaDX design system",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "publishConfig": {