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* chromatic-sass:
EBEAST: cssaux.scss: lcolor(): adjust color to specific perceptible lightness
EBEAST: cssaux.scss: add lgrey() to create shade from perceptible lightness
EBEAST: cssaux.scss: add ipow()
EBEAST: cssaux.scss: add clamp(), contrast-lighten() and contrast-darken()
EBEAST: cssaux.scss: add asfactor(), darker(), lighter()
EBEAST: theme.scss: rename (from variables.scss)
EBEAST: rollup.config.js: use 'node-sass' for Vue SFC
EBEAST: chromatic-sass: add and utilize chromatic-sass in scss sources
EBEAST: fix-vue-ccu.diff: add 'sass' option to @vue/component-compiler-utils
Patch @vue/component-compiler-utils so that the Sass module can be
configured similar to how rollup-plugin-scss allows it.
In vuejs/component-compiler-utils#56, the use
of 'sass' was hardcoded, which prevents use of node-sass features in
Vue SFCs, like node-sass functions (needed by chromatic-sass).
Beyond that, due to Sass and CSS providing clashing function names like
min()/max(), the Dart 'sass' module chokes on the simplest of expressions:
* { width: min(2, 3) * 1px; }
EBEAST: package.json.in: upgrade rollup-plugin-vue
Signed-off-by: Tim Janik <timj@gnu.org>
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