v1.2.0

Minor Changes

• #82 7002c2d Thanks @tenphi! - Preserve contrast for tone: 'max' / 'min' on colors with a base. The
  extreme is no longer re-mapped through the dark tone window (which compressed
  the base-to-extreme span and lowered contrast in dark). Glaze now measures the
  tone shift the light scheme applied between the base and the extreme and
  replays it against the base's resolved dark tone — mirrored under
  mode: 'auto', same-signed under 'fixed'. The result is clamped to
  [0, 100] only, so it may cross the darkTone boundary, and pins at the
  extreme when the shift does not fit. Root extremes (no base), mode: 'static',
  high-contrast variants, and standalone glaze.color() tokens are unchanged.

• #84 5809f18 Thanks @tenphi! - Add darkHue / darkSaturation so a palette can seed a different hue and
  saturation for the dark schemes instead of relying on the flat
  darkDesaturation haircut.

  Set them on the theme seed for a whole-palette shift, or on a single color to
  retune just that token:

  const theme = glaze({
    hue: 280,
    saturation: 80,
    darkHue: 268, // dark schemes seed from 268
    darkSaturation: 65, // and from 65 rather than 80
  });
  
  theme.colors({
    accent: { tone: 55, hue: '+20', darkHue: '+35' },
    warning: { tone: 60, saturation: 0.9, darkSaturation: 0.6 },
  });

  Both apply to the dark and darkContrast variants, and both fall back to
  their light counterparts, so existing themes resolve exactly as before. Seed
  values use the same units as hue / saturation (0–360 and 0–100); a color
  def's darkSaturation is a 0–1 factor like its saturation. Relative
  darkHue: '+N' anchors to the theme's dark seed hue. Authoring any dark
  saturation bypasses darkDesaturation rather than stacking with it, and
  mode: 'static' ignores both. Shadows and mixes need no new fields — they
  derive their channels from the colors they reference.

  glaze.color() gains the same controls as darkHue, darkSaturation (0–100
  seed) and darkSaturationFactor (0–1), all round-tripping through
  export() / glaze.colorFrom().

  splitHue exports stay correct: when a dark hue is authored, the hue custom
  properties are re-declared in the dark block and under the Tasty dark state.