0.0.4 — ANSI yellow docs correction

Documentation-only release. The theme file itself is unchanged — no need to reinstall unless you copied hex values out of the README.

The README ANSI table and palette swatches still documented the pre-2026-05-19 yellows (#b45309 / #fbbf24). The shipped theme moved to amber-500 #f59e0b and amber-300 #fcd34d in that sweep, but no README was updated at the time, so the docs contradicted the file for anyone reading them as the source of truth. An ANSI 3 swatch row was added alongside the bright counterpart that was already listed.

The semantic amber roles are a separate token family and are unchanged: #fbbf24 for warnings and escape characters, #b45309 for deprecated markers.

Release 0.0.3

Full Changelog: https://github.com/kevinlangleyjr/alacritty-slatewave/commits/0.0.3

Release 0.0.2

Full Changelog: 0.0.1...0.0.2

Release 0.0.1

Add slatewave-full.toml variant with Hack Nerd Font Mono

The palette-only slatewave.toml keeps theme composability — users drop it in
and keep their own font/window/cursor settings. But the Slatewave family has
a canonical typography recommendation too (block cursor, no blur, a Nerd
Font), and pasting that into alacritty.toml is an extra step.

slatewave-full.toml closes that gap: it imports slatewave.toml for colors,
then layers the house-style defaults — Hack Nerd Font Mono at 14pt (Mono so
Nerd icons stay single-cell in lazygit/btop/ls), block cursor with blinking
off, and a fully opaque, unblurred window. One import, whole look.

Requires slatewave.toml to live at ~/.config/alacritty/themes/slatewave.toml
since Alacritty only resolves import paths via ~/ or absolute; documented in
the README install section.