Fix theme tailwind

[Romakita]

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a new Tailwind CSS preset configuration to enhance theming capabilities.
  • Added a utility function to capitalize the first letter of a string.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated import paths for improved accuracy in component references.

• Documentation

  • Streamlined setup instructions in the README for easier theme configuration.
  • Added a new section for Tailwind CSS configuration guidance.

• Style

  • Implemented new base styles for consistent link and list presentations.
  • Removed outdated CSS classes to simplify styling rules.

• Tests

  • Added a test suite for the new upperFirst utility function.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request primarily involve updates to the styling and configuration files of the @tsed/vitepress-theme package. Key modifications include the replacement of local stylesheet imports with imports from the @tsed/vitepress-theme package, the removal of certain CSS files, and the introduction of new styles and a Tailwind CSS preset configuration. Additionally, the .npmignore file was updated to exclude test and story files from package distribution. These alterations aim to streamline the style management and enhance the theme's modularity.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.storybook/preview.ts	Updated import from local stylesheet to @tsed/vitepress-theme/styles/global.css.
docs/.vitepress/theme/index.ts	Removed import statement for ./style.css.
docs/.vitepress/theme/style.css	Deleted file containing various CSS imports, affecting the visual presentation of the documentation site.
packages/theme/.npmignore	Added patterns to ignore **/*.spec.ts and **/*.stories.ts files in npm package distribution.
packages/theme/DefaultTheme.ts	Added import for ./styles/global.css.
packages/theme/organisms/warehouse/Warehouse.vue	Updated import paths and standardized formatting; no logic changes.
packages/theme/package.json	Added new export for tailwind.preset module.
packages/theme/readme.md	Simplified configuration instructions and added a section for tailwind.config.ts.
packages/theme/styles/base.css	Introduced new CSS styles for resetting list and link styles, and defining component styles.
packages/theme/styles/global.css	Added imports for variables.css, tailwind.css, base.css, and algolia.css.
packages/theme/styles/tailwind.css	Removed several CSS classes related to list and link resets, affecting component styling.
packages/theme/tailwind.preset.ts	Introduced a new Tailwind CSS preset configuration with custom colors and font sizes.
packages/theme/utils/upperFirst.spec.ts	Added a new test suite for the upperFirst function with three test cases.
packages/theme/utils/upperFirst.ts	Introduced a new utility function upperFirst for capitalizing the first letter of a string.
tailwind.config.ts	Updated import path for tailwindPreset and changed content array path.
vitest.config.ts	Increased coverage thresholds and updated exclusions for coverage.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add projects component #87: Updates to the .storybook/preview.ts file, including the addition of a new property and registration of the Projects component, which relates to overall theme and styling configuration in Storybook.
• fix(theme): rework how the default theme must be installed #98: Modifications to the .storybook/preview.ts file changing the import statement for global styles to use the @tsed/vitepress-theme package, directly connecting to the changes made in this PR.

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🎉 This PR is included in version 1.0.7 🎉

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