Feat(docs, src): update dependencies and change shades of customs properties#70
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Hello Pragmate UI Team 👋
This PR introduces a new color scale for the Pragmate design system variables, improving flexibility and consistency across light and dark modes.
What Changed
primary,secondary,tertiary,gray,error,success,info,warning) to use a 25–950 scale instead of the old 0–100 scale.--primary,--secondary, etc.) point to their respective-500value as the base color.Why This Change?
Previously, our palette only defined shades from 0 to 100, which limited flexibility and made dark/light mode theming harder to manage.
By expanding the range to 25–950, we now have:
Example