feat: computed token system and theme-aware createGraph#714
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Introduces a computed token resolver as the foundation for plugin-composed theming. Computed tokens are resolved by walking a state precedence chain (e.g. focus → hovered → default) — each plugin registers detectors per state, and the first non-undefined value wins. This decouples graph state from style values and lets plugins layer theming on top of each other without direct dependencies.
To support this cleanly, the PR reorganizes package boundaries:
graph-core-infra — core types, events, actions, getters
graph-plugins-shared — plugin types, theme controller, computed token resolver, drag state
graph-theme-presets — dark/light/pink presets extracted from graph-plugins
create-graph — new factory that wires plugins + theme presets into a single graph instance
Also removes the plugins/plugins/X path redundancy across graph-plugins.