0.0.10 — terminal ANSI yellow correction

The integrated terminal ANSI yellow now matches the rest of the Slatewave family: slot 3 moves from amber-700 #b45309 to amber-500 #f59e0b, slot 11 from amber-400 #fbbf24 to amber-300 #fcd34d.

That re-tune swept the terminal emulators on 2026-05-19 but never reached the editors with integrated terminals, so the same shell output rendered orange inside the editor and yellow outside it.

The semantic amber roles are a separate token family and are unchanged: #fbbf24 for warnings, escape characters, and decorators; #b45309 for the warning status bar and deprecated markers.

This theme's terminal.ansi* block is the family's declared reference — alacritty-slatewave's config comments and ghostty-slatewave's README both cite it as what the terminal themes mirror. Leaving it on the old values made that documented invariant false in every terminal repo, which is why this one mattered beyond its own users.

Also adds alt text to the README ANSI swatches and an Open VSX badge.

Release 0.0.9

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Release 0.0.7

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Release 0.0.6

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Release 0.0.5

Release 0.0.5

Fixes background color

Release 0.0.4

Fixing background color

Release 0.0.3

docs(logo): Update the project logo image

Release 0.0.2

Fixing the background color

Initial Relelase

Slatewave 0.0.1

The first release of Slatewave — a dark theme built around a deep slate foundation with teal as its signature accent.
Designed to match the kevinlangleyjr oh-my-posh prompt, so your terminal and editor share a unified look.

The palette pairs the cool, muted blues of slate with teal highlights, accented by sky, rose, purple, and amber for syntax
differentiation — enough contrast to be readable, not enough to be loud.