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Published artifacts handle a third theme state

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Published pages now handle an unstamped theme, so they respect your browser's light or dark setting.

What

The publishing prompt and the artifact-design guidance now treat the viewer as having three theme states rather than two: explicitly dark, explicitly light, and an unstamped default where only the browser's prefers-color-scheme decides. Generated pages are told to define a full light palette on :root, guard the dark media block so an explicit light choice wins, add a dark override, and set an explicit background on body so a transparent page does not pick up the host's colour.

Evidence

guarded as \:root:not([data-theme="light"])\``

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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