Data Structure: Repeaters, Responsive Data and Global Styles

[rami-elementor]

✨ PR Description

1. Problem & Context

Completing documentation for three core data structure concepts—repeaters, responsive values, and global styles—that were previously stubbed as "WIP". Establishes reference specs for how Elementor persists these features in JSON.

2. What Changed (Where)

• repeaters.md: Added structure spec, _id mechanics, and four JSON examples (simple, mixed types, responsive, nested)
• responsive-data.md: Added device suffix pattern, inheritance rules, and four examples (alignment, spacing, padding, partial values)
• global-styles.md: Added kit storage model, globals/<type>?id=<id> format, __globals__ JSON key structure, and four examples (single/mixed globals, custom IDs)

3. How It Works

Three parallel patterns:

• Repeaters: Array of objects with auto-generated _id, field names as keys, supports nesting of complex controls
• Responsive: Base key + device suffixes (_tablet, _mobile, custom breakpoints), fallback to desktop at runtime
• Globals: Reference strings in __globals__ object keyed by control name; actual values resolved from kit post at render time

4. Risks

None—pure documentation. Internal consistency across examples is solid; edge cases (partial responsive, custom breakpoint IDs, mixed global+custom values) are covered.

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