lean-deck v2.1.0

Added

• PDF export — npm run export:pdf -- <deck> prints a whole deck to a vector PDF (one slide per 1920×1080 page)
  through the new ?print=1 viewer mode and the Chrome DevTools protocol. No screenshots, no extra dependencies;
  it fails when the page count does not match the slide count.

Changed

• The background grid is drawn as line paths instead of a CSS gradient. It looks the same on screen
  and no longer turns into coarse tiles in PDF viewers such as Preview.

lean-deck v2.0.0

Added

• Semantic tokens (tokens.ts) — slides and themes meet through meaning-level names
  (surface.raised, text.soft, accent.marker …). toSemantic, defineTheme and toCssVars
  (--ld-* custom properties for anything that is not a React slide).
• Viz parts (viz.tsx) — 17 infographic components for explaining rather than decorating:
  Myth, Panel, Chip, Tile, Arrow, StepRow, Bars, Fork, Doc, Stamp, Source, Lines, Row and more,
  with one spacing scale (GAP, STACK, FS).
• Viz deck — every part in use, at /deck?deck=viz.
• Reusable viewer (Viewer.tsx) — any number of decks, ?deck=&i=&theme=&raw=1, ↑ ↓ theme cycling
  without a reload, id="slide" on the frame for capture tools.
• Claude Code skill (skill/lean-deck) — script → deck → 1920×1080 check → standalone HTML → <<N>> cues,
  with capture.js, export_html.py, insert_markers.py and check_markers.py (English ## Script / (demo …)
  and Korean ## 본문 / (시연 …) scripts both work).
• npm run check:layout — every slide of both decks in every theme at 1920×1080: text outside the frame and orphaned last words (Chrome, no extra dependencies).
• resolveTheme(id) with a safe fallback; Slide / Deck types exported from kit.tsx.
• Release pipeline: CI on every push and pull request, tag-driven GitHub Releases, npm run check.

Changed

• Gallery page redesigned around the idea: three layers, a live semantic-token switcher, the viz parts, then the themes.
• README rewritten with new renders.
• Demo deck copy tightened so no line ends with a single orphaned word in any theme.