v0.1.2

Changed

• Badges, such as the Source Control changes count, use the same color as the
  activity bar badge.
• Inputs and chat messages stand out from the sidebar: Gruvbox and Nord inputs
  are a step lighter (dark) or darker (light), and Solarized sidebars are
  darker, as in VS Code's built-in Solarized themes.
• Soy Solarized Dark has brighter activity bar icons.
• File tabs stand out more: the tab strip is a step off the editor background,
  and the active tab matches the editor.
• In Soy Solarized Light, the title bar, status bar and the gaps between panes
  match the sidebars, as in VS Code's built-in Solarized Light.

v0.1.1

Added

• An icon for the extension.

v0.1.0

Added

• Nine themes: Soy Gruvbox Dark and Light in medium, hard and soft contrast, Soy
  Solarized Dark and Light, and Soy Nord.
• Minimal syntax highlighting based on Alabaster: prominent comments, strings,
  constants and definitions are colored; keywords, variables, calls and type
  references are plain. Semantic tokens from language servers follow the same
  rules.
• A fully colored workbench based on the Gruvbox Theme's UI colors, including
  GitLens and Jupyter notebook colors.
• The official terminal colors for Solarized and Nord.