@openpresentation/opf-render 0.22.2

• RR-89 (output-changing for every chart without highlight): chart series are drawn in core's chartSeriesPalette of the deck's resolved colour scheme (accent1 to accent6, then the same six accents tinted 40% toward white), so design.colorScheme recolours the series instead of every deck drawing the cool-horizon blues; a deck without a colour scheme of its own keeps the engine default's accents. The palette still goes through core's chartPaletteForFill (contrast against the chart panel), and chart.highlight colours are unchanged. chart.colors entries (hex, scheme slot, role or var: reference) replace the palette colour at their position, before the same adjustment; chart.highlight still wins. The renderer's own CHART_SERIES_COLORS copy is deleted. Needs @openpresentation/opf 0.22.0.
• RR-90 (output-changing for every chart): chart axis, legend, category and data-label text is core's chartTextSize instead of 14 px floored to the 16 px (12 pt) minimum: 20 px (15 pt) in a roomy chart box, shrunk (at most a 1/18 of the box height and 1/30 of its width, whole pixels) only when the box is small, and never below composition.minFontSize. A chart no longer renders at 12 pt beside 24 pt bullets. Needs @openpresentation/opf 0.22.0.
• RR-92 (no pixel change for the usual chart): a column, bar, line or area chart draws the value axis core composes for its box (item.chart.valueAxis: min, max, majorUnit), the same axis the PPTX export writes, so the preview and PowerPoint or Keynote show the same gridlines. In a short box core estimates the plot from the box rather than from the laid-out plot, so the major unit can differ by one 1/2/5 step from before; every other chart type keeps its renderer-side scale. The renderer's local niceScale, maxIntervalsFor and stackCategoryValues are replaced by core's. Needs @openpresentation/opf 0.22.0.