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This PR introduces a new Sass partial,
_colors.scss, to help improve the structure of our code base given Sass's limitations around re-assigning variables. This should allow folks to use our own color variables in their customization more easily. Arguably this could be considered a breaking change, so we'll want to be careful about this.TBD if we break out further variables... if we wanted to, some ideas could include:
_settings.scssto house our$enable-options, escaped characters, and variable prefix._grid.scssto house our breakpoints, containers, and more._type.scssfor all typographyNot 100% final on anything, but potentially worth discussing while we're evaluating this.