@taprootio/espalier 3.7.0 → 3.9.0

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+ # 3.9.0
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+ Button icons can lead or trail without looking like a split action.
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+ - `icon-position="left"` places an icon on the logical leading side and
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+ `icon-position="right"` places it on the logical trailing side. The trailing
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+ position remains the default, and both positions mirror automatically in
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+ right-to-left layouts.
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+ - Positioning works the same for native buttons, links, loading indicators,
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+ slotted icons, and incognito buttons. Incognito buttons previously forced a
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+ leading icon and now follow the trailing default; add `icon-position="left"`
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+ to keep the previous layout.
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+ - A labelled single-icon button now uses one continuous action background with
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+ no internal divider. `esp-button-group` keeps its divider between buttons.
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+ # 3.8.0
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+ One-off semantic lightness without moving a shared ramp stop.
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+ - Themes and contexts can declare named `tones`; an explicit semantic mapping
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+ references one as `tone:<name>` and keeps the ordinary chroma, gamut, APCA,
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+ and fit-report pipeline.
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+ - Tones are deliberately isolated: they do not emit `--esp-l-*`, join the
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+ eleven-stop ramp, or influence roles and automatic action placement. A
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+ context can override a root tone for its own semantic table.
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+ - Validation rejects malformed or missing tone references and now catches
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+ unknown built-in lightness keys instead of silently discarding them.
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+ - The theming and lightness-ramp guides show when to move a shared stop and
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+ when to use a custom tone for a recessed, pressed, or hovered ground.
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  # 3.7.0
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  Subtle category color behind ordinary copy.