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A new theme named "relaxed" has been added to an existing collection of themes in a JavaScript object. This update extends the customization options for users by incorporating the "jsonresume-theme-relaxed" module into the THEMES object, which is likely used for rendering different styles of resumes.
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.../api/formatters/template.js
Added "relaxed" theme to the THEMES export, importing it from "jsonresume-theme-relaxed".
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It worked just fine before and elegant also uses fs so it shouldn't be an issue.
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