Use native palettes when possible #194
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Description
MVP of code that changes the actual Tumblr palette when the user selects one of Tumblr's, rather than overriding the colors. Prevents mismatched colors from all of the new design system variables when selecting a Tumblr palette.
Could be used to setsets the Tumblr palette to True Blue when a Palettes for Tumblr builtin or custom user palette is selected.Drawbacks: I mean, look, you can see the diff. Hey, anyone want to add
window.tumblr.changePalette? That doesn't sound like a waste of development time at allllllllllThat being said, I do think the path for the future of this extension is worth discussing.
Testing steps