chore(release): version packages#72
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@textcortex/slidewise@1.16.2
Patch Changes
71f96cb: fix(pptx): resolve theme colours when persisting verbatim custGeom, so brand-coloured vectors qualify for cross-process replay
The cross-process verbatim-replay fix (1.16.1) only stamped a custGeom shape's source
<p:sp>into the deck JSON when the XML was fully self-contained — and it excluded anything referencing a theme colour (<a:schemeClr>). Brand marks are almost always filled with a theme accent (e.g. E.ON red isschemeClr val="accent2"), so the very shapes this was meant to fix (the bicycle) were skipped and fell back to the lossy synth path — still blank.The importer now resolves
<a:schemeClr>references to literal<a:srgbClr>against the slide's theme before persisting, instead of bailing. Both elements accept the same child transforms (lumMod,alpha, …) so the swap is lossless — only the colour source changes from a theme reference to a baked hex, making the fragment valid without the source theme. Shapes that still reference media (r:embed/r:id/r:link) or carry a colour token absent from the theme remain on the synth path.website@0.0.25
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