0.9.1-alpha.35

Patch Changes

• 806fa8d: Skeleton drops its variant

  It shipped with two — the neutral fill and that fill at half — sold as the two backgrounds a placeholder is drawn on. Measured against every surface, in both modes, the second is less visible than the first everywhere:

  surface	default	the old secondary
  the page (light)	1.216	1.100
  a default Card (light)	1.269	1.119
  a secondary Card (light)	1.075	1.036
  the page (dark)	1.336	1.123
  a default Card (dark)	1.189	1.090
  a secondary Card (dark)	1.000	1.000

  So it was never the answer to "this block reads as a hole" — the full fill is the more visible of the two on the very surface that claim named. And on a secondary Card in dark mode both resolve to that surface's own #27272a and vanish, which is precisely the case the pair existed to cover: default and surfaceSecondary are the same colour there.

  A skeleton has to contrast with whatever sits under it, and a fixed token cannot know what that is — two frozen values were never going to cover three surfaces times two modes. The block paints default, the neutral fill the rest of the library uses for a secondary Button, and color is the way past it: honest about being a raw value rather than a name that promises a system.

  The recipe keeps a single-entry variantTokens all the same, because resolveTint maps the roles a variant declares and that mapping is what lets color land on the block.