fix: support named colors and single-mode theme imports (v1.2.1)#10
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fix: support named colors and single-mode theme imports (v1.2.1)#10
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Summary
Fix theme import/export handling so named CSS colors and dark-only or light-only theme bundles can be released safely.
Context / Motivation
Importing some valid OpenCode themes failed because named colors like
tealwere not normalized and single-mode theme files were rejected unless every token declared bothdarkandlightvalues.Changes
dark,light, or both1.2.1Testing
npm run testnpm run lintnpm run buildpublic/import-export.shwith dark-only and light-only named-color theme filesVersion
Patch release:
1.2.1