Expose color_settings.custom in design-theme-json#20
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design-theme-json now reports whether the theme permits custom (hex) colors and gradients beyond the palette (theme.json settings.color.custom / customGradient). Consumers (e.g. the assistant's live editor) can tell when only palette slugs are valid instead of guessing or hardcoding it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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design-theme-jsonnow reports whether the theme permits custom (hex) colours and gradients beyond the palette (theme.jsonsettings.color.custom/customGradient):So consumers (e.g. the assistant's live editor) can tell when only palette slugs are valid instead of hardcoding or guessing it. Test asserts the flags are present + boolean.