fix: correct black Apple keycap underside gradient - #68
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Summary
Correct the black keyboard visualizer theme so Apple-style keycaps render the underside gradient as dark-light-dark, and reorganize
KeyboardVisualizerThemeinto focused extension sections for readability.Also remove an invalid
self.qualifier inAppleKeycapRendererthat broke local builds on this branch.Tests
tuist generatexcodebuild build -project Keyty.xcodeproj -scheme Keyty -configuration Debugxcodebuild test -project Keyty.xcodeproj -scheme Keyty -destination 'platform=macOS'UI Changes
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Release Notes
Fix the black Apple keyboard theme so underside shading renders with darker edges and a lighter center.